SA film makers strive for glory in Cannes
Film foundation is focusing on co-production treaties at international festival, writes Nadia NeophytouCRUCIAL CD COLLECTION: Doug Jerebine
The story of Doug Jerebine ought to satisfy even the most demanding rock cultist, writes Richard Haslop
Fixing service delivery woes with paint
Asanda Kupa from impoverished Molteno wants to express the urgency of the protests he sees on television, writes Suzy Bernstein
FILM: The Great Gatsby; Bernie; Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor
Phillip Altbeker reviews Romeo+Juliet director Baz Luhrmann’s film The Great Gatsby, the film Bernie, starring Jack Black and Tyler Perry’s latest offering
The pitfalls of product placement
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold is a revealing insight into exactly how product placement works, writes Phillip Altbeker
ARTS: The vital economic impact of the arts in the UK
Research reveals that London is tightening its grip on arts philanthropy in the UK, writes James Pickford
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JAZZ: Strong roster of nominees on Sama’s jazz short list
For genres such as jazz, the South African Music Awards will never be the most appropriate arena, but it seems the awards are finally maturing into the music barometer it ought to be, writes Gwen Ansell
Pupils see Xhosa novel come to life
Amaza, adapted for stage by Thoko Ntshinga, tells the story of a detective whose investigations bring him back to the village of his youth, writes Penny Haw
Words as white noise reworked as art
Lehlogonolo Mashaba keeps his ear to the ground to catch the sounds as he produces a beautiful chaos of lines, writes Eugene Goddard
Art drawn from a primordial sludge, sans context
The Nirox Foundation is one corner of the Cradle of Humankind that is guaranteed to stir heart, mind and soul, writes Chris Thurman
If you build it, they will come and play
SoundMindLab has been created as a live performance space to encourage experimentation with music in Joburg, writes Gwen Ansell
FILM: Safe Haven; Jurassic Park 3D; Dead Man Down
Phillip Altbeker also reviews Stoker, Michael Winterbottom’s Trishna, Admission and Blitz Patrollie
ON THE STAGE: Kings and Queens of Comedy — a royal disappointment
The crowd at the Kings and Queens of Comedy show felt like a largely virgin comedy crowd — luckily for the pack of knaves that performed, writes Lesley Stones
CRUCIAL CD COLLECTION: Leon Russell
He has been called the ultimate session man and several of the songs he wrote have found huge public acceptance in the hands of others, writes Richard Haslop
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