August, 2022
Was that it: ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’
This loving portrait of the indie scene of the early 2000s will likely mean little to those who weren’t there
August, 2022
Daydream believer: Director Brett Morgen
Morgen’s freeform documentary about David Bowie, ‘Moonage Daydream’, explores the philosophy and creativity of one of popular music’s icons
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
When art imitates life: ‘The Rehearsal’
Nathan Fielder’s unhinged new series, probing what would happen if there really was a dress rehearsal for life, leads this month’s streaming highlights
July, 2022
‘Vivienne Binns: On and through the Surface’ at the MCA
The major survey of work by the pioneering feminist artist reveals her preoccupations with the body and abstraction
July, 2022
Screen presence: ‘Official Competition’
Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn’s laugh-out-loud comedy, starring Penélope Cruz and Antonio Banderas, deliciously skewers the screen industry’s careerists