Short film review: Promise (2018)

A Bible story gets a sharply topical update in this moving refugee drama.Read More

Catch Up TV reviews: Jamie Cooks Italy, Saving Planet Earth, Celebrity Big Brother

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.

(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our weekly Best … Read More

Amazon UK TV review: All or Nothing: Manchester City

A compellingly candid behind-the-scenes look at a winning Premier League club and its fascinating manager.Read More

Netflix is testing trailer ads between episodes

As the Bank Holiday weekend approaches, people across the country will be sitting down to binge their way through some box sets. This summer, though, you may find your latest Netflix crush interrupted by a short clip from another series. … Read More

Ultimate Beastmaster changes things up for Survival of the Fittest

Ultimate Beastmaster is changing things up for its new season, as Netflix’s sporting contest raises the stakes.

Dubbed the world’s toughest obstacle course, the Beast is a gargantuan stretch of bouncing platforms, climbing frames that fall apart and conveyor belts, … Read More

UK TV review: The Handmaid’s Tale: Season 2 Finale (spoilers)

The Handmaid’s Tale closes its second season with a rush of excitement and a pang of familiarity.Read More

Netflix UK film review: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before

Netflix’s high school movie is a fresh, funny delightful teen rom-com.Read More

Netflix cancels The Break with Michelle Wolf and The Joel McHale Show

Netflix has cancelled The Break with Michelle Wolf and The Joel McHale Show.

The streaming giant has been trying to crack the talk show genre for several years. Indeed, the US late night circuit has been riding something of a … Read More

Amazon UK TV review: Preacher Season 3, Episode 8

A functional episode with just enough edge, and far too many exploding Christs.Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 18th August 2018

MUBI continues its new season dedicated to Chinese director Lou Ye this week. In a country which regularly censors its most defiant artists, he is one of the foremost cinematic iconoclasts, resisting the nation’s moral and political criteria in the … Read More