Culture

Over a long and storied career, Sally Wainwright has created some of the most iconic television series of this century, from Happy Valley to Gentleman Jack.

Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest film, Bugonia, remakes a South Korean B-grade comedy into a war of words on contemporary delusions.

Hollow Knight: Silksong – the sequel to 2017’s popular Hollow Knight, from an Adelaide indie studio – lives up to the hype.

The Black Sorrows’ fourth compilation album showcases a rich, versatile talent that spans generations.

The maverick Scottish filmmaker behind We Need To Talk About Kevin and You Were Never Really Here returns with Die My Love, a feral, funny story of motherhood and survival.

When my son was small, I used to listen from the next room as he tried to draw the godlike eye of whatever movie he was watching away from the plight of its people. Hey, Movie, look at this, he would say, waggling a blue plush dog in front of the screen, while the people of the movie clung to one another in desperate terror as the ship’s hull was torn open by submerged sea junk or the de-extincted megalodon broke loose from the underwater laboratory or somebody sneezed and the bad guys discovered the secret hiding place.

Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere limits itself to one crucial sliver of the Boss’s life to escape the clichés, but it’s a biopic through and through.