Star Wars Andor captures the essence of resistance that is happening in the real world
Andor is the newest Star Wars series on Disney+. It tells the backstory of Cassian Andor, one of the heroes … [ Read More ]
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All Quiet On The Western Front – New Netflix adaptation highlights brutal lesson we failed to learn
All Quiet On The Western Front hits screens as Russia continues its war against Ukraine and is a timely warning … [ Read More ]
Pinocchio: Cast and artwork revealed for del Toro’s eagerly awaited animated reimagining
The poster and cast have been revealed for Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming stop-motion animated musical feature Pinocchio. Newcomer Gregory Mann … [ Read More ]
Peter Jackson talks about new C4 drama Somewhere Boy
Somewhere Boy is a new eight-part drama by Pete Jackson from Clerkenwell Films, the makers of the BAFTA award-winning Channel … [ Read More ]
Review: Smile – a superior horror shocker
Smile is a creepy psychological horror film directed by Parker Finn and if you are looking for a movie at … [ Read More ]
Watch the Trailer for Emma Sullivan’s Documentary ‘Into The Deep’
In the summer of 2016, Emma Sullivan, began documenting the life and work of Danish inventor Peter Madsen. Madsen was … [ Read More ]
Gangs of London returns to Sky Atlantic and Now in October 2022
One year after the death of Sean Wallace and the violent reckonings of series one, the map and soul of … [ Read More ]
Strictly Come Dancing 2022 – Everything you need to know
Autumn is about to get a lot more fab-u-lous as the 20th series of the multi-award-winning Strictly Come Dancing launches … [ Read More ]
The 50 most influential British artists of the last 50 years revealed
Britain’s 50 most influential artists of the last 50 years have been revealed in a new list compiled by a … [ Read More ]
Review: The Outfit
The Outfit is an excellent, simmering crime drama that has the feel of a stage play, due to its intimate … [ Read More ]
BBC confirms Easter Dr Who special
The BBC has confirmed that Legend of the Sea Devils – the second in a trio of Doctor Who specials airing in … [ Read More ]
Bridgerton – how period dramas made audiences hate the corset
Serena Dyer says Netflix period drama Bridgerton is a refreshing change for embracing the feminist history of the corset, instead … [ Read More ]
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The Women of Peaky Blinders – Where the real power lies
here’s lots of posturing and dirty work from the Shelby men but to understand the real family dynamic you need … [ Read More ]
Top 5 Movies on Sky in March
There are plenty of new movies to look out for on Sky in March. Take a look at our run-down … [ Read More ]
Quiz favourite The Weakest Link returns with Romesh Ranganathan
Romesh Ranganathan tells us why he is happy to ridicule contestants for not knowing the answers on the quiz show.
Reviewed: Dune is a modern sci-fi classic
Dune, Denis Villeneuve’s much anticipated adaptation of the sci-fi classic by Frank Herbert is released this week and it is … [ Read More ]
Review: Help
Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham are brilliant in this searing drama of the betrayal of care homes during the pandemic.
Review: Tenet
Christopher Nolan’s much anticipated futuristic thriller hits cinemas. Laurence Green weighs up whether it is worth the admission fee.
Four reasons Netflix should expand into video games
It’s been a rocky period for Netflix. As the streaming market becomes increasingly saturated and growth slows, the company must … [ Read More ]
7 Memorable Poker Scenes from TV Shows
Everyone loves a poker scene. They’re the perfect setting for either high drama or hilarity, depending on the programme, and … [ Read More ]
Film review: Talking About Trees.
Don’t be fooled by the title as Suhaib Gasmelbari’s debut feature Talking About Trees (ICA) has nothing to do with … [ Read More ]
Long Day’s Journey Into Night
A sensuous, dream-like study of lazy memory, lost time and flight is provided by Bi Gan in his hypnotic and … [ Read More ]
Dracula: free movement of vampires a fitting horror story for the Brexit era
Fictional vampires tend to reflect the politics of the times that produce them: “Because they are always changing, their appeal … [ Read More ]
Atlantics
Social commentary is combined with a sense of the supernatural in Mati Diop’s acclaimed debut feature Atlantics (ICA) which is … [ Read More ]
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