Quibi in talks over Fire TV and Roku support

Quibi is reportedly in talks with Amazon and Roku to bring the streaming service to their respective devices.

Quibi – short for “Quick Bites” – launched in April this year as a mobile-only streaming servce, with movies and TV shows … Read More

Canada Now film review: This Is Not a Movie

This portrait of foreign correspondent Robert Fisk is a rousing reminder of the value of news – and those who report it.Read More

BTS breaks online concert attendance record

BTS has broken a new record for the number of people attending a virtual concert.

Online events and streamed recordings of events have become part of the new normal in a post-coronavirus outbreak society, with people staying at home while … Read More

The Pale Tourist: Jim Gaffigan heads to Amazon this July

Jim Gaffigan is heading to Amazon Prime Video this July with new stand-up special The Pale Tourist.

The two-part stand-up special features the Grammy-nominated, Emmy Award-winning and New York Times best-selling author, actor and comedian as he embarks on a … Read More

YouTube’s Dear Class of 2020 most-viewed YouTube live original

YouTube’s Dear Class of 2020 virtual graduation event is the most-viewed live YouTube original event to date.

Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and Taylor Swift were among the star names joining the Obamas and BTS for the event, a virtual commencement celebration … Read More

The Spectrum: Amazon orders coming-of-age drama from Jason Katims

Amazon Studios has ordered a new coming-of-age series from Jason Katims.

Picked up from the pilot, released as The Spectrum, the series is created by the Emmy Award-winning writer and executive producer of Parenthood and Friday Night Lights fame. The … Read More

MUBI Weekly Digest | 20th June 2020

MUBI concludes its Ida Lupino double-bill this week with a chance to catch The Bigamist back-to-back with The Hitch-Hiker – perfect timing for anyone who’s been enjoying Mark Cousins’ Women Make Film.

The rest of the week shines a spotlight … Read More

Trolls: World Tour, The Assistant join films UK cinemas can screen

Trolls: World Tour and The Assistant are among a number of films released online during the coronavirus lockdown that will get a chance to play on the big screen as well when cinemas reopen in July.

Vue is aiming to … Read More

Pain and Glory review: Beautifully personal drama

Antonio Banderas is powerfully understated in Pedro Almodóvar’s beautifully personal meditation on film and memory.Read More

7500 review: Joseph Gordon-Levitt keeps this thriller in the air

A strong central turn by Joseph Gordon-Levitt keeps this hijacking thriller in the air.Read More