Arts & Entertainment Reviews

Bearing in mind the weight of wartime stories, the performances are admirable and the true strength of Mother Courage shines through.

The success of the latest Jurassic installment hinges on the newest animation technology, where the CGI is better than ever before and the dinosaurs are brought to life in 3D and IMAX Theatres.

Fucking Perfect is the documentary of a year in the life of Sergio Herman and the last year of three Michelin star Oud Sluis.

In his latest and fifth film Dope, Rick Famuyiwa continues to explore the themes of race, and acceptance of self and others.

Venus in Fur sheds light on the world of S&M, but underneath the layers of lingerie and fishnet stockings sits an incredibly clever performance drawing connections between fetishism and desire to the psychological being.

The best dance music has a beating heart at its centre – a gripping emotional core that shines through with every pulsating beat or ripple of melody.

The restitution of Klimt’s paintings shines through the film, representing a hope that the Jewish can claim back what was rightfully theirs.

Shamir’s outsized but sweet personality is the perfect antidote to the faceless house divas that have populated the world of electronic music for so long.

The good news is that while Dark Bird Is Home similar in sound to its predecessor, it shows a better sense of balance.

Compared to many of their rock contemporaries, Alabama Shakes are on another level entirely. Sound & Color suggests that they know and that they’re fully prepared to make the most of it.