YouTube Gaming launches live talk show

YouTube Gaming is entering the live TV arena with a new talk show.

Imaginatively titled Live with YouTube Gaming, the series will feature video game world premieres, musical performances, and a look at what’s next on YouTube Gaming.

The streaming … Read More

MUBI to release I, Olga this November

MUBI will release I, Olga in UK cinemas this November.

Directed by Tomás Weinreb & Petr Kazda, the Berlinale Panorama opener was snapped up by the subscription VOD service earlier this year. The site has acquired a number of festival … Read More

VOD film review: April and the Extraordinary World

This beautiful French steampunk adventure is a must-see for animation fans of all ages. Read More

This week’s new releases on BFI Player+ (24th September)

Heard of BFI Player? Well, there’s also BFI Player+, a subscription service that offers an all-you-can-eat selection of hand-picked classics.

Every Friday, Mark Kermode highlights one of the collection’s titles with a video introduction. This week, it’s Anthony Asquith’s Underground.

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VOD film review: 31

Rob Zombie’s visceral horror is a disappointing, generic ride.Read More

New releases and coming soon to MUBI UK (24th September 2016)

Not getting your arthouse fix from Netflix? Wish there were more indie films on Amazon Prime Video? Every week, we round up the new releases on MUBI, the subscription VOD service that hand-picks new and old classics from around the … Read More

Netflix UK film review: Little Men

Director: Ira Sachs Cast: Greg Kinnear, Jennifer Ehle, Paulina García, Michael Barbieri Certificate: PG Watch Little Men online in the UK: Netflix UK / Curzon Home Cinema / Apple TV (iTunes) / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / TalkTalk TV / Rakuten … Read More

First look UK TV review: Transparent Season 3

Quietly bold and gently critical, Amazon’s sublime study of identity is as unique and involving as ever.Read More

VOD film review: Imperium

Daniel Radcliffe delivers an intense performance in this subtle, brooding study of hate.Read More

Netflix: Half of our content will be original programming

Netflix is aiming for half of its content to be original productions, the streaming giant has said.

We’ve written many times before about Netflix’s evolution from a catch-all site with everything on it to a less expansive catalogue of exclusives, … Read More