MUBI Weekly Digest | 20th November

The London Korean Film Festival has drawn to a close, but MUBI continues to shine a light on New South Korean Cinema with a film from Jeon Go-woon this week. There’s also a showcase for the films of Laida Lertxundi … Read More

Tick, tick… Boom! review: Andrew Garfield is electric

Andrew Garfield is electric in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s dynamic, swooning, foot-stomping ode to creativity.Read More

Why you should be watching The Shrink Next Door on Apple TV

Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd are darkly amusing in this entertaining, unbelievable comedy about an abusive doctor-patient relationship.Read More

The 90s On Netflix: Wild Wild West (1999)

A decent soundtrack can’t save this giant mechanical studio tentpole run amok.Read More

Jonah Hill to star in Scorsese Grateful Dead film for Apple TV

Jonah Hill is set to star in a new biopic about the Grateful Dead, directed by Martin Scorsese.

The film will be an Apple TV original, as part of Martin Scorsese’s first-look deal with the tech giant, which will soon … Read More

No Time to Die review: A moving farewell to Daniel Craig’s 007

Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007 is a moving, thrilling farewell.Read More

UK TV review: Beat the Devil

Ralph Fiennes is on blistering form in David Hare’s unflinching Covid-19 play.Read More

VOD film review: Earwig and the Witch

This uneven, artificial-looking Studio Ghibli animation casts a curiously inert spell.Read More

Crime review: Dougray Scott is brilliant in Irvine Welsh’s dark drama

Dougray Scott delivers an excellent lead turn in Irvine Welsh’s dark crime drama.Read More

Amazon’s Yearly Departed returns for 2021

Amazon is once again seeing in the new year – and seeing out the old year – with a comedy special, Yearly Departed.

The special, hosted by Yvonne Orji (Insecure), will feature a star-studded, all-female line-up to deliver eulogies to … Read More