Digital theatre review: All My Sons (David Suchet)

David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker are sensational in Arthur Miller’s gripping tale of self-deception, reality and family.Read More

Little Fires Everywhere: A slow-burn study of race, class and privilege

This slow-burn study of race, class and privilege is full of highly combustible materials.Read More

National Theatre at Home review: A Streetcar Named Desire

Gillian Anderson is stellar in this dizzyingly cinematic production of Tennessee Williams’ classic play.Read More

VOD film review: Women Make Film (Mark Cousins)

Director: Mark Cousins Cast: Tilda Swinton Certificate: 15 Watch Women Make Film online in the UK: BFI Player / Curzon Home Cinema / iTunes

Katherine Bigelow. Ava DuVernay. Andrea Arnold. Jane Campion. Lulu Wang. Ask anyone to name a list … Read More

VOD film review: Doctor Sleep

As unexpected as it is mature, this sequel to The Shining is a thoughtful exploration of grief and trauma.Read More

MUBI UK film review: Cassandro, The Exotico!

This poignant, funny portrait of an exotico wrestler packs a playful but substantial punch.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: There’s Something Wrong with Aunt Diane

Liz Garbus’ nuanced investigation of a supermom’s mysterious death is a harrowing study of the lies we tell ourselves and each other.Read More

VOD film review: Proximity

Despite some impressive visuals, this UFO drama never quite takes offRead More

Why Netflix’s Into the Night should be your next box set

This barely plausible apocalyptic thriller is ludicrously entertaining.Read More

Disney+ TV review: Prop Culture

This celebration of the unsung artists behind some of Disney’s most famous movies is a charming watch for families and film fans alike.Read More