‘Rhino’ is a way to revisit Bouvron’s conditioning as a white South African and to forge a reconciled identity
A Cold War docuseries, a manhunt for Lincoln’s assassin, a woman’s journey of self-discovery, and the sunny side of Wall Street
New movie causes a stir with content that could magnify current conflicts
The biopic claimed seven Academy Awards, including for best picture
Showmax is fast becoming the little streamer that could and has overtaken Netflix as Africa’s most popular
There are numerous moments of levity in ‘Expelled’, but the scenario is a grim one
‘The Gentlemen’, a quest for justice, long-lost cowboy lovers, drug smuggling and a dark comedy about the media
A selection of films that are part of the Joburg Film Festival taking place at venues around the city
Netflix hopes to win the hearts of subscribers when it streams the exhibition match between Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz
Past Disquiet and Seismography of Struggle examine the elusive nature of freedom
Urban geometries merge with the circles, triangles and squares of portraiture
Scandi noir, Lionel Messi’s World Cup, life on earth after accident in space, American Samoa soccer team and the deep roots of the violence in the DRC
It is the time of year when attention turns to the Academy Awards and who will win one of the industry’s most coveted statues
The artist uses an ancestral folding method that references Asian techniques
The stories of fashion legends have become hot property for prestige television drama
The relationships between Africa and Europe, and South and North need to be reframed
Einstein in his own words, the US’s first black Marshall, Pete Davidson and his mom, arthouse classic and Special Forces
Modern romance, murder mystery, fear of the dark, US policing and musical instruments in need of repair
The battle between the two sides has become loud, angry and messy in the entertainment industry
Comedy is mixed with menace in ‘Le Parfum Vert’, which follows a couple on the run from the police and a gang