Trailer: BBC One’s Time set for June debut

Sean Bean and Stephen Graham are heading to BBC One this June, with new drama Time making its debut.

Written by Jimmy McGovern, the three-part series stars Sean Bean as prisoner Mark Cobden and Stephen Graham as prison officer Eric … Read More

Glastonbury 2021: Who’s playing and how to watch

Glastonbury will be taking to the internet this May for a live-streamed music event.

After the festival was cancelled for a second year due to the coronavirus pandemic, Glastonbury has now confirmed that it will instead host a virtual concert … Read More

Army of the Dead: Brazenly entertaining

Zack Snyder’s zombie heist flick is a brazenly entertaining ride.Read More

VOD film review: P!nk: All I Know So Far

This fly-on-the-wall music documentary is stylish but shows little beneath the surface.Read More

MUBI UK film review: State Funeral

Sergei Loznitsa chronicles the lavish state funeral of Joseph Stalin in this fascinating but lengthy documentary.Read More

Trailer: Shrill Season 3 arrives on BBC Three this May

Shrill is back for its third and final season this May.

The Hulu series, which airs on BBC Three in the UK, is inspired by Lindy West’s book Shrill: Notes From a Loud Woman. It stars Aidy Bryant (Saturday … Read More

VOD film review: Rare Beasts

Billie Piper’s superbly observed comedy is vivid, dark and wonderfully honest.Read More

Watch: New trailer for Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness

“Every night I have the same nightmare…” That’s the sound of Netflix bringing Resident Evil to our screens with a new animated series.

Based on the smash hit horror video game franchise, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is set in 2006, … Read More

Trailer: Amazon to unveil Borat Supplemental Reportings this May

Amazon Prime Video will be unveiling Borat Supplemental Reportings this May.

Sacha Baron Cohen’s journalist from Kazakhstan returned to our screens last year for the mockumentary sequel Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit … Read More

National Theatre at Home review: Julius Caesar (Bridge Theatre)

This innovative, immersive take on Shakespeare’s timely political tragedy is mesmerising theatre.Read More