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A look at the relationship between pioneering 19th century French neurologist Dr. Jean-Martin Charcot and his star teenage patient, a kitchen maid who is left partially paralyzed after a seizure.
How to Watch Augustine 2012 Online in Australia
Released: 2012
Updated: 18th Oct, 2021
6.0 / 10
Rated: Not Rated
Director: Alice Winocour
Cast: Vincent Lindon, Soko, Chiara Mastroianni, Olivier Rabourdin
Where to watch Augustine
Which streaming providers can you watch Augustine on
Here is the comprehensive list of streaming providers that will show Augustine in Australia. If Augustine will appear with other providers further down the line, this table will be updated.
Providers
- Amazon PrimeNo
- Apple TV PlusNo
- BingeYes
- Disney PlusNo
- Foxtel NowYes
- NetflixNo
- StanYes
- Telstra TV Box OfficeNo
The cast of Augustine
Vincent Lindon, Soko, Chiara Mastroianni, Olivier Rabourdin
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Stream on Stan
If you’re in search for the best movies to spend your weeknights with, then you’ve come to the right place with Stan’s library featuring the best and latest movies that’ll make you want to bring out the popcorn, sit back, and relax on your couch at home.
Got a question about Stan?
Stan is dedicated and proud to be ramping up its slate of local and internationally produced Stan Original television series and films, with volume to increase to over 30 productions a year over the next five years. There is a vast amount of Stan Original Movies, TV shows and comedy specials ready for you to stream including I Am Woman, True History of the Kelly Gang, The Commons, Bloom, No Activity, Wolf Creek and The Australian Lockdown Comedy Festival.
Yes! While Stan is the premier place to find both original and syndicated Australian content, it doesn't slouch when it comes to international fair with a wide selection of international television and movies to fit any mood you may be in.
You can enjoy Stan on a wide variety of devices ranging from Smart TVs, gaming consoles, media players, PC and Mac, tablets and mobile phones.
Stream on Binge
Designed for all the bingers who only want to stream the best of the best, BINGE is your one-stop streaming place for all things impressive. From HBO gems to long-time favourites and the hottest additions of shows this year, nothing gets past your screen unless it’s awesome.
Got a question about Binge?
BINGE has a huge library of TV shows, movies and documentaries pulled straight from Foxtel’s extensive pool of content, making it the perfect choice for the whole family. As well as hard-hitting drama such as Mrs America and Westworld, you can also watch award-winning docos from National Geographic and The BBC, as well as the best offerings from Nick Jr and The Cartoon Network.
All three monthly payment plans for BINGE, along with their free two-week trial, are available with Telstra. This means that you can easily add BINGE to your Telstra plan so that everything is paid in one, easy place. A Basic plan costs only $10/month which one user can use at any given time, with content streamed in standard definition. A Standard Plan costs $14/month (watch on two screens at once) whilst a Premium Plan will set you back $18/month (four screens at once), and both have SD and HD options.
BINGE easily holds its own when compared to the wealth of alternative streaming options available today. Their TV series alone really pack a punch, with some of the best shows from the past 20 years including The Sopranos, Sex And The City and The Wire. Add to that modern classics such as Euphoria, Chernobyl and The Walking Dead and it’s easy to see why BINGE is at least on an even keel with the likes of Netflix and Amazon. BINGE is also home to the biggest HBO shows coming straight from the US which is a huge pull for TV fans.
Benefits
- Watch critically acclaimed, binge-worthy shows and movies.
- New episodes same days programming as the US.
- Ad-Free On-Demand.
- Watch on web, mobile app, Chromecast, Telstra TV and Apple TV
- 14 day free trial.
Stream it with Foxtel Now
Foxtel Now straddles the unique space between on-demand and traditional television. Know what you want to watch? Jump straight in! Unsure / don't want to choose? Put a channel on and get surfing!
Got a question about Foxtel Now?
You can have up to five devices registered to use Foxtel Now at any one time, and you can stream on any two of those at the same time. You can remove and add devices to the list as often as you like.
Unlike some other streaming services, Foxtel Now’s mobile apps don’t allow downloading content for offline viewing. However, almost all shows seen on Foxtel Now’s channels can be streamed on demand at any time.
While you can watch your Foxtel Now channels anywhere in Australia – making it the ideal TV service for frequent travellers – because of rights restrictions it can’t be used while you’re overseas. If you’re travelling outside Australia for an extended period, you can pause your subscription.
Benefits
- No Lock In.
- No Installation.
- Cross Platform
Rent or Stream with iTunes.
With iTunes, you can rent or or buy your favourite shows and movies and watch them across all your linked devices be it iOS or Android powered.
Got a question about iTunes?
You can access content in two ways. You can rent content for a limited period of time, during which you can watch whenever you want. Or you can buy content which will put it into your library and you will be able to watch as many times as you want whenever you want.
No, iTunes is not a streaming service. There is no on-going subscription to be paid, or varying levels service. Simply pay for what you want to watch and you can watch it straight away. This is great for the odd show or movie that your other streaming subscriptions do not have.
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