South South is a platform that aims to redress an imbalance in the art world and to provide an alternative art history
Local content, musical documentaries, futuristic love and head-scratching drama — what to stream this weekend
Against his expectations, Chris Thurman finds the phone-friendly festival is a rewarding and highly enjoyable experience
The works of Eloise Schoeman and Marnus Strydom offer a refreshing alternative and a counter to the relentlessness of the news cycle
A frontier road trip, gore, conspiracy drama and three classics from Jodorowsky’s archive — what to stream this weekend
Sir David Attenborough’s latest series, ‘A Perfect Planet’, explores how the forces of nature work in synergy to make our planet just right for us
The composer says uncertainty threatens to scare off investors in the billion-pound industry
Romance, a selection of Krzysztof Kieślowski's films and a story of friendship — what to stream this weekend
Kwasha’s latest collaboration with IFAS turns Boris Vian’s The Empire Builders into an audio play
For emerging local artists, social media is proving to be a savvy marketing tool
Chef Chantel Dartnall is to hang up her Restaurant Mosaic apron at the end of March to continue on her own
HBO’s series is a missed opportunity to mine pertinent issues in the battle between science and faith, writes Tymon Smith
A revealing documentary, true-life inspired family drama, themes of self-renewal and action — what to stream this weekend
He wrote and inspired some memorable films and is the subject of a new bio-doc — but what is his cinematic legacy?
Dramas from different corners of the world, French cinema and teen life in the digital age — what to stream
Doing justice to the past requires an emphasis on the injustices committed — and Kamphoer does just that
Adaptations of novels have provided distraction from the pandemic — and there are plenty more to come
Glamourous lifestyles, fictional imaginings of history, hilarious misadventures and family drama — what to stream this weekend
Petition calls for minister Mthethwa to resign by January 31 in the light of his delusions, writes Chris Thurman
Simphiwe Ndzube’s exhibition depicts a society of equals in a fictionalised Gwadana
