MUBI Weekly Digest | 5th September 2020

MUBI brings back MUBI Go this week, offering a free cinema ticket to see Les Miserables in participating cinemas. But there’s more than enough reason to stay in this week too, with a triple-bill showcasing the work of Naomi Kawase, … Read More

Trailer: Shudder goes into a Spiral this September

Malik (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, American Horror Story, Canada’s Drag Race) and Aaron (Ari Cohen, It: Chapter Two), a same-sex couple, move to a small town in search of a better environment for them and their 16-year-old daughter (Jennifer Laporte, Web of … Read More

Film4 launches 2020 Indian film season

Film4 is launching its annual Indian film season this month, with nine films showcased over nine weeks.

The 2020 season of the longest-running strand in Channel 4’s history will feature a range of the best contemporary Indian cinema and a … Read More

Amazon cancels Cortes series

Amazon has cancelled its planned Cortés epic in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The show, which was announced last year, was set to star Javier Bardem as Hernan Cortes, the explorer who overthrew the Aztec empire for the Spanish. … Read More

Disney+ UK film review: Mulan (2020)

Disney’s live-action remake of Mulan is a captivating combination of gorgeous spectacle and stunning fight scenes.Read More

MUBI to release Mati Diop’s In My Room following Venice Film Festival premiere

MUBI will release Mati Diop’s new short film, In My Room, the day after its premiere at the Venice Film Festival.

In My Room was created and directed by the Atlantiques helmer during lockdown and is the 20th entry in … Read More

Mulan will be available to regular Disney+ subscribers this December

Today sees Mulan premiere on Disney+, in a move that will see the live-action remake bypass cinemas and head straight to Disney’s own digital platform.

It’s a bold move, one that has ruffled the feathers of exhibitors – and … Read More

First look UK TV review: The Boys Season 2

The Boys are back and they’re more sharply satirical and unsubtly entertaining than ever.Read More

VOD film review: Strings (2012)

Rob Savage’s micro-budget debut perfectly captures the awkwardness of adolescence.Read More

VOD film review: The Prestige

Christopher Nolan’s theatrical tale of illusion and deception is a compelling character study.Read More