Jay Blades’ Home Fix: BBC One orders lockdown DIY series

Jay Blades, presenter of The Repair Shop and DIY enthusiast, will be sharing personal tips and tricks to help viewers become self-sufficient in their own homes during the coronavirus lockdown.

Jay will be demonstrating how we can all become a … Read More

Trailer: The King of Staten Island heads to digital this June

The King of Staten Island will be released by Universal Pictures on digital platforms this June – and a new trailer gives us a proper glimpse at the latest from Judd Apatow.

The Knocked Up and Love creator will direct … Read More

The MUBI Weekly Digest | 9th May 2020

After dropping Pablo Larrain’s EMA and new video essay documentary Romantic Comedy, you’d think MUBI would rest on its laurels, but it’s another packed week, with work from Hirokazu Koreeda, Jonathan Glazer, Federico Fellini and Frederick Wiseman on the cards, … Read More

The Wretched review: Creepy, smart horror

A teen suspects his neighbour is possessed in this creepy, smartly written horror.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: The Eddy

Damien Chazelle’s downbeat Parisian drama captures the rush of live jazz – if you can adjust to its tempo.Read More

Shudder UK film review: Noroi: The Curse (2005)

A paranormal investigator is manipulated into pursuing – and filming – his doom in Koji Shiraishi’s found footage J-horror.Read More

VOD film review: Romantic Comedy

This exuberant essay film is an affectionate skewering of the rules and messages of the rom-com genre.Read More

BBC and Pact agree new deal for iPlayer streaming

The BBC and Pact have reached a new terms of trade deal, after criticism of the Beeb’s plans to extend its iPlayer window.

The industry body Pact raised concerns that independent producers were not being given a choice in the … Read More

Royal Albert Hall streams Sarah Brightman concert for free

The Royal Albert Hall is streaming a Sarah Brightman concert for free this Bank Holiday weekend.

Since the theatre world’s curtains were brought down due to the coronavirus outbreak, a host of shows have been made available for people to … Read More

Interview: Corneliu Porumboiu talks The Whistlers

Following his breakthrough feature, 2006’s 12:08 East of Bucharest, Romanian writer-director Corneliu Porumboiu has become known for veering between similarly satirical comedies, meta-textual documentaries (The Second Game, Infinite Football) and ostensibly more traditional dramas (Police, Adjective). His most recent film, … Read More