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We Do Not Part by Han Kang review – scarred with South Korea’s trauma and terror

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Rejection by Tony Tulathimutte review – a darkly humorous examination of online lives

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Saturday Night captures the energised rush of an US institution

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How Ballet Shoes became a timeless story about the power of choosing your family

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Under the Eye of the Big Bird by Hiromi Kawakami review – light among the poignancy and depth

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The Ancients by John Larison review – a powerful dystopian survival story

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Dip My Brain in Joy: A Life with Neil Innes by Yvonne Innes review – a tender account of a cult hero

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Sonny Boy by Al Pacino review – a great actor’s final word

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Savage Theories by Pola Oloixarac review – breathing chaotic life into the streets of Buenos Aires

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The Fate of Mary Rose by Caroline Blackwood review – the chilling trauma of gendered violence

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We Are All Ghosts in the Forest by Lorraine Wilson review – digital ghosts haunt a voyage of discovery

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What You Were Fighting For by James Sallis review – gritty and self-deprecating crime stories

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Boybands, Mr Bates and an 80s bonkbuster: The ultimate guide to the best TV shows of 2024

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Best books of 2024

The ultimate guide to the best books of 2024 – as chosen by Big Issue critics

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Christmas number one

Myrrhder on the dancefloor: Who will triumph in the race for Christmas number one in 2024?

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Grand Theft Hamlet: Why these unemployed actors staged a Shakespeare play inside a video game

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Ripcord by Nate Lippens review – acid-tongued meditations on middle-aged homosexuality

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Morning and Evening by Jon Fosse review – language pared back almost to the bone

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The Making of Do They Know It’s Christmas? review – spine-tingling scenes alongside camp and chaos

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BBC 6 Music’s Deb Grant: These are the albums, gigs and books that brought me joy in 2024

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