There’s an inimitable thrill in seeing the streets of your own Australian town onscreen. It feels as if you’re looking into a mirror – one that reflects back our tacit history, our speech inflections and our collective liabilities. Being shot very much on location, Death in Brunswick gives you that hyper-local perspective of our suburb and history. Read this article to spot how our shops and streets looked like back in the early 90s, to reflect on our understanding of the multicultural bricks that have shaped our perception of the world, but most of all read it to have a good time.