Know what you're talking about before you jump on your phone and criticise a tenderly-realised film, writes Tymon Smith
Origin stories, docuseries, antiheroes, psychological games and historical dramas — what to stream
Just when we grow tired of Zoom monotony, up pops SA stars Nandi Bushell and Golda Schultz, writes Chris Thurman
Whether its new ‘inclusivity’ rules will materially change a racially skewed industry remains to be seen — after 2024
Their response to the Clicks debacle shows they are experts at deconstruction, unable to be constructive
The tragic death of Chadwick Boseman has left Marvel with questions of how to continue with the hugely successful Black Panther franchise
From heart-warming stories to hard-hitting examinations of sexual assault — here's what to stream this weekend
The RMB Turbine Art Fair moved online this year, resulting in a rich and accessible array of viewing rooms, walkabouts and digital projects
Documentaries, cringey love stories and post-war novel adaptations — what to stream
Founder and MD Glynis Hyslop explains how the annual event has been adapted for the online world
A moment of comfort at the De Hoek Country Hotel in the midst of a barren highveld winter
Developers may lose access to software tool kit used to create top games
From dystopian drug tales to vampires, video games and local documentaries, there’s something for everyone
Johan Stegmann will also not shy away from those aspects of his own white/Afrikaans subjectivity that are ripe for critique and even mockery
Unsolved murders, notorious criminals, narcs and a fad wellness industry — what to stream
‘Near Distant’ prompts a trip down some thrilling rabbit holes of architecture, history and art
A number of white actors are walking away from the characters of colour they have been voicing in cartoon films and series
SPONSORED | SA stars John Kani, Connie Chiume, Nandi Madida and Warren Masemola feature in the musical film
From documentaries to thrillers and brutal self-portraits — here's what to stream
Beyoncé’s film ‘Black is King’ is best understood as drawing from a US tradition of engaging with Africa while fighting slavery’s legacy
