VOD film review: The Story of Looking

Mark Cousins’ beautiful, moving and inventive exploration of how we see is his most personal film to date.Read More

VOD film review: Copilot

A strong cast brings some nuance to this uneven attempt at humanising one of the 9/11 terrorists.Read More

The Spy Who Loved Me: The best of Roger Moore’s Bond

A memorable villain, iconic set pieces and a carefully balanced tone make this outing the best of Moore’s Bond.Read More

Government announces plans for “distinctively British” TV shows

The government has announced new plans for TV shows that are “distinctively British” in a move to “protect the creation of uniquely British TV”.

Framed as a step to help public service broadcasts compete with streaming services in a digital … Read More

Raindance 2021: The online festival line-up and how it works

Autumn is almost here, which means it’s time for Raindance – and the 2021 film festival will once again take a hybrid approach, with films playing in cinemas and online.

Running from 27th October to 6th November, the 29th edition … Read More

Watch: First trailer for Amazon’s I Know What You Did Last Summer series

It’s not long now until Amazon brings I Know What You Did Last Summer back to our screens, and a new trailer gives us a proper glimpse of the horror series in action.

The eight-episode series, which is a co-production … Read More

The Man with the Golden Gun: A disappointing misfire

Christopher Lee is wasted in this poorly thought-out adaptation of Ian Fleming’s novel.Read More

Trailer: Diana: The Musical debuts this October

Netflix is going one step further than The Crown this October, with the debut of Diana: The Musical ahead of its opening on Broadway.

The musical celebrates the life of Princess Diana and the light of her legacy that continues … Read More

VOD film review: Shorta

This slickly directed Danish police thriller is a gripping, timely watch.Read More

E4 boots up new GamesMaster series

E4 is booting up GamesMaster for a brand new incarnation of the iconic series.

GamesMaster launched in January 1992 and ran for seven season. It was the first British show dedicated to gaming and across the run, became a cultural … Read More