July 2020 Watchlist: 25 highlights and UK TV air dates for this month

Netflix. Amazon Prime Video. BBC iPlayer. NOW. Walter Presents. Apple TV. There’s so much TV to watch these days in so many places that it can be hard to keep up. Every month, we boil down what’s on the box … Read More

Who We Are: BFI Player and We Are Parable announce Black British cinema season

BFI Player is teaming up with We Are Parable for a season celebrating Black British cinema.

Titled Who We Are, the weeklong collaboration will lok at the past, and the canon of work from Black British filmmakers, look at the … Read More

Ronnie Scotts brings back Lockdown Sessions

Ronnie Scotts is bringing back its Lockdown Sessions for a new run of gigs live-streamed online.

“We’ve been waiting patiently to reopen but whilst that looks a little while away still we’re delighted to be back live with a new … Read More

Homeschooling: BBC Bitesize kicks off online Sports Week

From Monday 6th July, BBC Bitesize Daily is kicking off an online Sports Week, a jam-packed week dedicated to daily sports activities from sport governing bodies, advice from top sporting heroes and a virtual Sports Day at the end of … Read More

Watch: The Kissing Booth 2 trailer

“Sorry, I didn’t realise I was going to be this nervous.” That’s the sound of Netflix’s The Kissing Booth open for business again.

The romantic comedy, which was was based on the Beth Reekles self-published coming-of-age novel that became an … Read More

Sheffield Doc/Fest film review: Shut Up Sona

Deepti Gupta directs this intimate portrait of the Indian singer and #MeToo activist.Read More

VOD film review: Girlhood (2014, Bande de filles)

Céline Sciamma’s 2014 drama is as poignant now as it’s ever been.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: The Politician Season 2

Lacking in satire and likeable characters, The Politician’s second campaign soon loses momentum.Read More

VOD film review: Keith Haring: Street Art Boy

This engaging and entertaining portrait of the artist and activist is enriched by strong direction and cultural context.Read More

Disney+ TV review: Into the Unknown

This surprisingly in-depth behind-the-scenes doc is an insightful and inspiring look at making Disney magic.Read More