culture

The much-anticipated new season of Succession digs further into grotesque family dysfunction – and it doesn’t disappoint.

Isklander is an interactive online thriller that puts the audience at the centre of its plot.

A Tokyo exhibition of Australian and Japanese photographers explores how the image affects history, memory and our notions of self.

Scrupulously avoiding exploitation, Justin Kurzel’s Nitram allows space for the aspects of violence that escape comprehension.

Brent Harris returns to the subject that helped build his reputation more than three decades ago, The Stations.

Nasim Pedrad’s Chad brings an inspiring complexity to the comic gaps of adolescent awkwardness.

Los Angeles-based La Luz channel the girl-group harmonies of the 1960s in their luminous, self-titled album.

The dangerous edge of Nicolas Cage’s screen performances finds a generous complexity in the otherwise indifferent film Pig.

The socially engaged theatre work Truth to Power Café gives poignant political expression to lived experiences.