Category: Film

Margaret Ballion pushes herself hard, the single and fiercely protective mother of a teenage girl, an executive in a biotechnology company developing gene therapies and chemotherapy regimes, running

Another day of high school hell for Kurt, bullied in class with teachers turning a blind eye, bullied in the corridors, bullied on the way home, the anger

Wes is not in a good place in life, the back seat of his car overloaded with the remnants of his last ruined relationship, falling asleep at the

The summer of 2020, bare shelves and empty streets, yet the world is wide and just beyond the cities under lockdown is the great outdoors, four friends driving

There are stories in town that the Graham farmstead out on Willow Road is haunted, most likely by the ghost of Miriam Graham who one day decided to

Gina Moen’s life is good, popular at work, her wedding only two weeks away, and with her friends planning a bachelorette party with some surprises in store, not

Veronica Ghent came to fame in 1969 when at age thirteen when she was cast as the lead of director Eric Hathbourne’s Navajo Frontier, due to be remade

It was in 1991 that Betriek’s grandmother was murdered upstairs in her bedroom while Betriek played directly below, covering her ears when she heard the screams; thirty years

Black hands scrub white floor tiles and dust the framed photographs, portraits of a white upper-class Capetown family for whom Mavis has served many years. Her own son

“All of this happened, more or less.” Published in 1969 when the author was forty-six years old, Slaughterhouse-Five, or, The Children’s Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death was the