Arts & Culture
Whether your television viewing tastes veer towards real-life drama, quirky comedy, crime or pure escapism, there’s something in this line-up of shows to keep you entertained for hours.
Arts & Culture
The ABC’s star-studded series Stateless – about four people whose lives converge at an immigration detention camp – is a provocative drama that human rights lawyer George Newhouse hopes will restart a crucial national conversation.
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A first look at the new series of The Crown finds a changing of the guard, with a fresh cast and a public seeking to hold the royal family more accountable. Flinders University associate professor and royals researcher Giselle Bastin gives her verdict.
STREAMING: While there’s no word on when the fourth season of The Handmaid’s Tale will land, streaming services have dropped a number of much more uplifting female-centric shows that will make you want say: “Praise be!”
Based around a millennial having a quarter-life crisis, new ABC series Content is filmed vertically and set entirely on an iPhone screen. It’s also built to watch on your phone – and that can have some uncanny effects.
STREAMING: SBS’s inaugural Short Film Festival this weekend will celebrate diversity with 14 films from a range of under-represented Australians. CityMag caught up with three South Australian creatives whose work is being showcased.
Since May, Games of Thrones fans have been looking for the next heavingly violent, gritty and sexy fantasy to be totally sucked in by. Enter Carnival Row – but does it meet expectations?
