Elevating the humble noodle, neo-gothic detective series, reality TV insanity, Soviet-era detective drama and erotic cannibal thriller
Local film lovers can catch acclaimed recent international releases
Julie-Anne McDowell has brought the play to SA in a new production that opens in Johannesburg next week
Artificial intelligence has arrived in Hollywood, and is there to stay
Stellenbosch remains an important site of SA arts pilgrimage
WWE story, photographer rediscovers power of his images, athlete’s fall from grace, unremarkable crime caper and small-town noir
Anyone with a big cultural profile is certain to have an eager documentary filmmaker knocking at the door
Sibling bond, killer brothers, heartfelt indie gem, The Penguin’s Gotham City and French fashion drama
Conceptually rich ‘autoplay’ explores what it means to be human in the age of AI, while ‘SALT’ is a triple-bill of inspiring new ballets
Dogged search for a daughter, ravages of the 1980s Aids crisis, Russian noble’s inner journey, #MeToo and creative struggles
Mikhael Subotzky’s new exhibition is called ‘Home Building Ideas for South Africa (or a Cape Town Landscape)’
Battle between fantasy fans, TV execs and showrunners reflects in discrepancies between critic scores and audience ratings
Zimbabwe-born Molly Dzangare is the soprano who takes on the titular Dalinda role
Uncomfortable fables, cold-blooded murder, mother-daughter ties, bumbling spies and honesty in a taxi
Producers of ‘The Apprentice’ are battling to find the wide US pre-election release they hoped for
There’s magic in Brett Bailey’s arts encounter ‘The Routes of Sound’
Conceptually complex ‘Ecospheres’ explores ecological, socioeconomic and political considerations
‘Kramer vs Kramer’ updated, Australia’s Muslim community, second series of ‘Pachinko’, sci-fi parables and convoluted crime drama
Disney will not enforce the anti-legal action clause of its subscriber agreement on a grieving widower
Subjects of photographs in ‘Reimagining Themba’ assert rights to dignity, self-love and joy