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Hopefully, 2022 will be kinder to those artists вЂ“ I'm certainly grateful for the work everyone has done, despite the very trying circumstances. Obviously, the lingering effects of Covid have severely affected the livelihood of those who work in live-performances, let alone other artforms. The best gig I managed to get along to was Persian-New Zealand rapper, Chaii's show at Moon this year. There has also been so much great music released this year, and my personal favourites have included the overwhelming album Vulture Prince by Pakistani singer Arooj Aftab, the incendiary Nigerien guitarist Mdou Moctar's album Afrique Victime (particular its title track and utterly shredding guitar solo) and British artist Little Simz's album, Sometimes I Might Be Introvert. James Nokise's stand-up set this year was also brilliant, and someone should pay him good money to record it for posterity as a perfect summary of the chaos weвЂ™ve all experienced of late. With a simple set-up, Karunaharan creates a gorgeous swirl, in which time, nostalgia, trauma, and joy all coalesce into something truly life-affirming. But it was a real treat to see the wonderful local play The Mourning After by Ahi Karunaharan. My theatre-going has been limited, particularly due to Covid limits. But there's genuinely something amazing about seeing unashamed Kiwi humour filtered through American and British accents вЂ“ it's humour without any agenda except to make you laugh. I have a theory that it's not as popular here as it should be, given the original film is so local and beloved. I also want to applaud What We Do in the Shadows.

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You can access your Google Play movies through the Google Play website, the Google Play Movies & TV app on your Android and iOS devices, and the Google Play app on some smart TVs. What We Do in the Shadows was a highlight. Starting with all titles released on August 7th, 2018, your digital redemption option will now be Google Play instead of Flixster. It's my favourite combination, a show that is both bleak and funny. Instead you root for the people in the background, who bear the brunt of the powerful's indifference/actions вЂ“ whether they're wait staff getting a ride home, bouncers getting in the middle of a family dispute at a party, or people who have to carry the bags. However, the television show is utterly ruthless about the way power, access to information and wealth work вЂ“ you're not actually meant to like these characters. I can understand why people may not be interested in watching rich people be horrible to each other. I was always going to be, given I love Jesse Armstrong's work on Peep Show and The Thick of It. However, I'm one of those annoying Succession fans. My television watching has been limited this year. Campion's use of light is genuinely remarkable, and it's wonderful on the big-screen.

It's a delicious Gothic tale, anchored by excellent performances from Benedict Cumberbatch and Kodi Smit-McPhee.

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should have included a Digital Copy code, but the code is: Missing.

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I also want to do a shoutout to Jane Campion's The Power of the Dog. Buy the latest Movies Anywhere, iTunes and Vudu movie codes The digital movie code.

The Power of the Dog, starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

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