Five things to watch this week

‘True Detective’ is back, Jerrod Carmichael is quietly funny and Adam Driver stars in Ferrari biopic

CHRIS THURMAN: Local is not second-rate in this variety show

‘Finding the Light’ is a musical production in support of the Kolisi Foundation

MICHAEL FRIDJHON: New wave wines to be swept away by

Cape winemakers who are impressing — and what you should make a note of tasting

CHRIS THURMAN: As art points a finger at climate change, three point right back

Spier Light Art balances social and ecological responsibility with beauty and wonder

Five things to watch this week

Middle-class family falls apart, bittersweet dramedy, Truman Capote, courtroom procedural and a bombing

Bored by superheroes, filmmakers turn to the existential dread of video games

A dark and cynical vision of humanity’s future chimes with our fears of impending apocalypse

CHRIS THURMAN: Othello reclaims his language, gods and heritage in Foot’s reimagining

The production team came to the play knowing that the original text did not suit them, and that they had to do it their own way, lead actor Atandwa Kani says

CHRIS THURMAN: A victory of juvenile energy over dour authority

Stage production gives a sense of community and equality between young people united across gender and sexuality

Five things to watch this week

Ben Franklin’s intrigues, Tokyo’s underbelly, lavish adaptation of video game, Texan girls and Anthony Hopkins

Coppola’s mega labour of love

Cannes audiences will have a chance to decide if ‘Megalopolis’ is ‘a vision of the future that is heaven on earth’

Hollywood animators take on AI

Unions representing animation and visual effects workers ]to demand rules for how studios use artificial intelligence

Doomsdayers and hard-core fans may keep DVDs alive

Physical movie format may not be dead yet as reports have implied

CHRIS THURMAN: Winning Mama Mia production takes it all

Accomplished cast makes it easy for audience to accept illusion of frivolity, harmony and easy resolution

Five things to watch this week

An anti-violence gumshoe, pointless reboot, Prince Andrew interview, Ripley revisited and helpful survivalist

Five things to watch this week

A female black activist's run for the presidency, a handsome predator and the saga of Thabo Bester, among others

CHRIS THURMAN: Battle-scarred Notre-Dame de Reims now fights 21st century pollution

Construction of the cathedral as it stands today began at the start of the 13th century and it took between 60 and 200 years to finish