What’s coming soon to MUBI UK in September 2023?

MUBI has an eclectic line-up of auteurs this September, with collections spanning Werner Herzog, Terence Davies, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Abel Ferrara, Werner Herzog and Vicky Krieps. They’re joined by a slice of James Gray and the latest offering from Sebastián Silva … Read More

What’s coming soon to Paramount+ UK in September 2023?

While Paramount+ UK continues to pay Billions this September, it also cashes in on The Gold, The Killing Kind and Star Trek: Lower Decks, while enjoying the glittery extravagance of Babylon.

Here’s what’s coming soon to Paramount+ UK in September … Read More

What’s coming to Apple TV+ in September 2023?

Apple TV+ brings back its flagship original The Morning Show this September, joined by new comedy Still Up and fairytale drama The Changeling – while bidding farewell to the current seasons of The Afterparty and Foundation.

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Why Fisk should be on your watchlist

This unassuming Aussie comedy is a gently amusing and sharply observed treat.Read More

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: A fun, funny fantasy romp

A charming cast and witty script make this entertaining adaptation of the tabletop game a fun, funny fantasy romp.Read More

Why Amazon’s Hanna should be your next box set

This slick, compelling blend of sci-fi, spying and teen drama is a deadly package in its own right.Read More

Why you should be watching Channel 4’s Screw

This brilliant ensemble prison drama is a gripping, funny, thoughtful watch.Read More

VOD film review: Heart of Stone

A fun premise and slick set pieces help this AI thriller avoid feeling too cold and calculated.Read More

Only Murders in the Building Season 3: A smart, silly showstopper

Episodes 1 and 2 of Season 3 premiere on 8th August 2023, with episodes then arriving weekly.

“You gotta be kidding me…” Those are the words of more than one character as Only Murders in the Building returns for a … Read More

The British Miracle Meat review: A scathing, surprising satire

A game Gregg Wallace presents this Channel 4 satire with a surprising bite.Read More