Entertainment

From Cannes triumphs to cult auteurs and family dramas, this year’s festival is a sweeping snapshot of contemporary filmmaking from the Nordic region.

The sharp, dark relationship drama – starring David Quirk, Nicola Frew and household name Luke Jacobz – is packed with infidelity, class anxiety and pettiness.

Beneath the packed services and flying tempers, the show is really about family, friendship and purpose. In partnership with Disney+, we revisit the relationships that made it one of TV's most affecting dramas as its final season drops.

The 14th iteration of “goth schoolies” dropped anchor once more in its ever-evolving annual winter offering. Here’s what went down.

We’ve also got a teary send-off for The Bear, a pretty-in-pink prequel to Legally Blonde and a new small-screen outing for Anya Taylor-Joy.

Don’t let Rubibi/Broome sit on your bucket list any longer. Escape the winter with Shinju Matsuri – the famous “festival of the pearl” that showcases the best of the region’s art, food, culture and epic sunsets over 16 jam-packed days.

The pressure is mounting in the kitchen as the acclaimed series prepares for its final chapter. In partnership with Disney+, we look back at the story so far and the questions still hanging over Carmy and his team.

In Isabel, director Gabe Klinger shows us an imagined version of Brazil’s largest city “full of cool people opening little shops and fighting the corporations and trying to do their own thing”.

More than 30 films from Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru and beyond arrive on Australian screens this winter as the festival returns for its 29th year.

The final eight episodes of The Bear land later this month. The action picks up the morning after the explosive season four finale.

Much-loved childhood friends lead the pack this month, along with everything from epic MMA battles to weepy rom-coms.

Perth becomes a rugby hub later this year, as Australia takes on both Italy and South Africa as part of the Nations Championship. In partnership with Tourism WA, here’s how to make the best of a few days on the west coast if you’re in town to cheer on the Wallabies.