Reviews

The French Dispatch

Wes Anderson's paen to the glory days of print journalism

A writer reflects on her 'overnight success' after forty years of writing.

A quick-moving satire of American academic life.

Confronting identity, hybridity, history, transgenerational trauma and colonial legacy.

The true villain is the racism faced by a sisterhood of wronged women.

Theatre that demonstrates climate change through relatable examples.

Eloquently written postcard insights from inside the experience of psychosis.

A series following the story of Cora, an enslaved woman born on a plantation in Georgia, attempting to escape to freedom.

Limbo is poignant, heart-wrenching, witty and uncomfortably funny.

Interrogating the broad existential question of how we achieve intimacy in the anonymising, dehumanising city.