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Telstra TV Box Office lets you rent or buy TV shows and movies without the need to subscribe. From the latest blockbusters to acclaimed classics, there is something for everybody. For fans of romance and drama, the 2020 movie 2 Hearts is a popular choice.

Following two storylines – two college students falling in love and a Cuban exile setting his eyes on a flight attendant – 2 Hearts ultimately unravels how their lives are entangled with each other.

Starring Radha Mitchell (Silent Hill), Adan Canto (Designated Survivor), Tiera Skovbye (Nurses), and Jacob Elordi (The Kissing Booth), the movie is based on the true story of Leslie and Jorge Bacardi and Christopher Gregory.

How to Watch 2 Hearts in Australia?

You can watch 2 Hearts ad-free on Telstra TV Box Office. You can rent or purchase the movie, it’s up to you. There are no sign-ups required so you only pay for what you watch. And there’s a lot of movies to explore.

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Baby God is an HBO Original documentary set to premiere on BINGE on December 9.

For over thirty years, Dr. Quincy Fortier covertly used his own sperm to inseminate his fertility patients looking to get pregnant. This documentary unravels the disturbing crimes of this fertility doctors as it features his children, who are all trying to figure out his motives while making sense of their identities.

Tune in to the premiere of this must-watch HBO Original documentary on BINGE come December 9th.

What is Baby God about?

Nevada physician, Dr. Quincy Fortier, has been the go-to doctor of many women for gynecological and obstetric care. He has gained a reputation for being able to help women get pregnant where other doctors have failed. The catch? He’s managed to do this by injecting the women with his own sperm without their consent or knowledge. This documentary focuses on the lives of the children he has fathered and the innocent women who are trying to come to terms with the real father of their kids.

It was said that Fortier was impregnating women until well into his 70s. He was held accountable towards the end of his life but managed to reach a settlement for an undisclosed amount. This doco will feature several interviews of mothers and children as they unearth the truth behind their existence.

Is Baby God any good?

Considering the track record of HBO Original productions, especially when it comes to documentaries, it’s safe to say that Baby God is a true must-watch for doco junkies. It’s such a disturbing story that would surely be as intriguing and controversial as it can get.

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From the director of 12 Years A Slave comes a special five-part anthology that consists of original movies set from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s. Each film narrates a powerful story of London’s West Indian community, whose lives were shaped by the power of their will amidst immense racism and discrimination within the society. 

Small Axe was initially conceived as a TV series but Steve McQueen felt that the stories were strong enough to stand alone as original films. The five films that comprise Small Axe include Mangrove, Lovers Rock, Red, White and Blue, Alex Wheatle, and Education.

According to Steve McQueen, “The anthology, anchored in the West Indian experience in London, is a celebration of all that that community has succeeded in achieving against the odds.” He also added saying, “Although all five films take place between the late 1960s and mid-80s, they are just as much a comment on the present as they were then… a commentary on where we were, where we are and where we want to go.” 

The first film, Mangrove, was already shown at the London Film Festival. The story centres on the highly publicised trial against the ‘Mangrove Nine’ in 1970. It follows their wrongful arrest for starting a riot in a reign of racist terror. Mangrove premieres on BINGE come December 19.

After Mangrove, the rest of the four remaining films will drop one day after another. Lovers Rock on the 20th, Red, White and Blue on the 21st, Alex Wheatle on the 22nd, and Education on the 23rd.

Where to Watch or Stream Small Axe

There’s only one way to tune in to all five movies from Steve McQueen’s five-part anthology, and that’s on BINGE. You can get instant access to Small Axe plus the world’s best shows on BINGE from only $10 per month. If that’s not enough of a treat, you can also stream all five original films completely for free when you avail of of their 14-day free trial.

Afterwards, you can choose to subscribe to the Basic plan ($10 per month), Standard plan ($14 per month), or the Premium plan ($18 per month), which would give you HD resolution and 4 simultaneous streaming.

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