Catch up TV review: Catastrophe S4 Finale, Famous and Fighting, Skint Britain, The Death of Aimee Spencer

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Greyzone: Denmark’s answer to Homeland is grippingly modern

Birgitte Hjort Sørensen is brilliant in this riveting, grippingly modern Danish thriller.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Mektoub, My Love

This long, leering romantic drama spends too much time staring and not enough time storytelling.Read More

VOD film review: Bohemian Rhapsody

This superficial biopic of Queen and Freddie Mercury is too shallow and uneven to ever fully break free.Read More

UK TV review: Catastrophe Season 4

More TV shows should have the courage and the heart to end like this. Read More

VOD film review: Let the Girls Play

This likeable comedy about France’s first female football team is fun if not as game-changing as it thinks it is.Read More

Why you should catch up with The Umbrella Academy

This dark, violent, dysfunctional comic book thriller is graphic and novel enough to entertain.Read More

Catch up TV review: Hypothetical, Training Teachers to Kill, Confessions of a Serial Killer

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First Man review: A gripping drama

Damien Chazelle’s moon landing drama finds gripping danger amid its tale of remote emotions.Read More

VOD film review: A Cambodian Spring

This documentary about protests in Cambodia is an engaging, urgent directorial debut from Christopher Kelly.Read More