The Club
Why this pick
Beresford again uses a sharply observed Australian ensemble to expose tribal loyalties, masculine performance and status games, with comedy that gradually turns sour.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Beresford again uses a sharply observed Australian ensemble to expose tribal loyalties, masculine performance and status games, with comedy that gradually turns sour.
Why this pick
A compact, single-evening gathering where civil conversation fractures into ideological sparring, private resentments and escalating comic discomfort.
Why this pick
Its reunion-house setting similarly lets a highly verbal group test old bonds, political ideals and self-images through funny, increasingly revealing conversation.
Why this pick
Like Don's Party, it traps adults in a domestic social ritual and watches politeness collapse into competitive, alcohol-fuelled hostility.
Why this pick
An uneasy family party becomes a volatile ensemble pressure-cooker, combining uncomfortable humour, social performance and an unflinching interest in what gatherings conceal.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Don Henderson
Mack
Jenny
Simon

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