As the 72nd edition of the annual festival draws to a close, keep your eyes peeled for this selection of five films vying for the prestigious Palme d’Or
Regional bias often sidelines creative work from provinces such as KwaZulu-Natal
From raucous comedies to Scandi-noir and reality series, your binge watch entertainment is sorted
There are connections between sport and art, but Monster Jam could also be analogous to politics where a good driver can prevail over seeming chaos
Revel in undercover agents, scam empires, a weed documentary, witches and vampires, and the American circus
Through his rope sculptures, Rihlampfu explores the labour intensive work and the psychology behind what drives some individuals to keep moving forward
Bond 25, the latest movie in the 007 franchise should perhaps be a wrap-up in the series as its main character may probably be outmoded in these times
Just when you would have thought the game is over for cinema in the face of internet streaming, the R1,2bn-opening bpx-office hit tells you to think again
The tug of war over HBO’s identity has raised questions about whether a niche company like HBO can thrive in an environment dominated by streaming services
The turgid, dull and simply bizarre symbols that voters will encounter on the way to May 8
The 500-year-old sketch is only one of two surviving depictions of the Renaissance artist made in his lifetime
Cinema operators add more screens to accommodate demand
The latest instalment of the Avengers franchise is expected to exceed the takings of its earlier incarnations, write Anousha Sakoui
Netflix’s darkly funny Bonding tops the line-up of entertainment that includes Amazon Prime’s Bosch Season 5 and Showmax’s Billions Season 4
Kaplan has used the camera to bear witness to human rights violations and to tell stories of historical trauma, writes Lucinda Jolly
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There is no word yet on whether SA will have access to this industry game changer, writes Tymon Smith
The paintings were recovered by Italian investigators in 2016 from a home in a notorious hot-spot for the activities of the Neapolitan mafia
In Penny Siopis’s latest exhibition ‘Warm Water Imaginaries’, the materials used by the artist generally take on a life of their own
