VOD film review: IWOW: I Walk on Water

This artful, moving, mammoth meditation on homelessness is a poetic piece of cinema.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Capone (2020)

Tom Hardy stars in this unusual biopic of Al Capone.Read More

National Theatre at Home review: Angels in America

Dizzying, dazzling and deeply profound, the National Theatre’s revival of Tony Kushner’s masterful play is a moving triumph.Read More

BBC iPlayer review: Rose Matafeo: Horndog

Earlier this year, Rose Matafeo enjoyed the lead role in the hilarious and heartwarming comedy Baby Done. Now, BBC Three is giving her the chance to explain why she’ll never be the leading lady in real life, with her 2018 … Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: Snowpiercer Season 2

Sean Bean is delightfully nasty in this sci-fi adaptation’s promising second outing.Read More

VOD film review: Tripping with Nils Frahm

This beautifully captured concert movie is an immersive trip worth taking.Read More

First look Disney+ UK TV review: Solar Opposites

This enjoyably warped sci-fi sitcom is silly, smart and deceptively sweet.Read More

Star on Disney+ to premiere 35 originals this year

Today sees the launch of Star on Disney+, a new adults-only section of the streaming service that gives a home to films and TV shows from ABC Signature, 20th Century Studios, 20th Television, FX Productions and more.

Star went live … Read More

YouTube film review: This Is Paris

This month saw Britney Spears put in a new spotlight, as Framing Britney Spears highlighted the pressing, controversial questions surrounding the conservatorship placed on her finances by her father. It also reframed her career through a post-#MeToo lens, making it … Read More

UK TV review: Framing Britney Spears

“Name something Britney Spears has lost in the past year.” That was a genuine question on US TV gameshow Family Feud, with possible answers including “her hair” and “her mind”. That this kind of scrutiny, mockery and treatment of a … Read More