Arts & Letters
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August, 2022
George Haddad’s latest novel surveys the confronting world of male interiority
August, 2022
Author Jay Carmichael revisits 1950s Australia where, for a young gay man, escaping from a small town to the city comes with its own complexities
August, 2022
Jeff Bridges faces his spycraft past in this Disney+ espionage thriller
August, 2022
The bureaucracy of evil: ‘The Conference’
The horror of Nazi officialdom is laid bare in Matti Geschonneck’s latest film
July, 2022
Olivier Assayas revisits his 1996 film in a delicious palindromic limited series, in which a frazzled director remakes his ‘Irma Vep’ film into a TV series
July, 2022
The American novelist Hernan Diaz audits the silence of great wealth in a story of four parts presented as novel, autobiography, memoir and diary
July, 2022
Writer/director Alex Garland’s latest film is an unsubtle but ambitious pastoral horror, mixing the Christian with the classical
July, 2022
Shades of grey: Kerstin Thompson Architects
The lauded Melbourne-based architectural firm showcases a rare ability to sensitively mediate between the old and the new