Promising Young Woman review: More than meets the eye

There’s more than meets the eye to this dark, entertaining, shocking revenge flick.Read More

Apple TV film review: The Year Earth Changed

This moving, eye-opening documentary emphasises the impact that humanity has upon the environment.Read More

Love and Monsters: A fun romp

This dystopian young adult blockbuster is a fun romp through an imaginative apocalypse.Read More

Alma Har’el Inks first-look TV deal with Amazon

Alma Har’el has inked a first-look TV deal with Amazon Studios.

The Honey Boy director and her newly formed production comedy, Zusa, will develop and create new series for Amazon Prime Video.

Honey Boy, which starred Shia LaBeouf, was released … Read More

Launchpad: Disney unveils collection of shorts from up-and-coming storytellers

Disney is shining a spotlight on a new generation of dynamic storytellers with Launchpad, a collection of live-action short films for Disney+.

The filmmakers, all from underrepresented backgrounds, were selected from more than 1,100 US applicants and were given an … Read More

Apple TV orders Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson

Mark Ronson and Morgan Neville (20 Feet from Stardom) are teaming up for a new docuseries on Apple TV.

Called Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson, the six-part series will examine sound creation and the revolutionary technology that has shaped … Read More

What’s leaving Netflix UK in April / May 2021?

While people still navigate their way through the coronavirus pandemic, Netflix UK’s sizeable library of movies and TV shows remains a handy resource for keeping entertained indoors.

But before you start bingeing through its new originals, don’t miss out on … Read More

MUBI Weekly Digest | 17th April 2021

It’s a dark and timely week on MUBI, with a line-up that includes Terry Gilliam’s darkly funny and pertinent dystopian fantasy Brazil, Compliance, Craig Zobel’s uncomfortable tale of exploiting authority, and Ghosts, Azra Deniz Okyay’s Venice prize-winning snapshot of modern … Read More

The Reckoning review: An atmospheric, uneven witchy horror

Neil Marshall’s myth of a witch turning on her accusers is part serious outcry, part bawdy farce.Read More

VOD film review: Deep Impact (1998)

An honourable second place in 1998’s space race, this blockbuster melodrama admirably contemplates mortality.Read More