A blagger’s guide: Love Island 2020

Spring is here, which means for the first time, Love Island is breaking out its new, twice-yearly run in an attempt to dominate conversations around you even more. ITV 2’s reality dating series, which first premiered back in 2015 (technically, … Read More

The New Pope: A moving, profound study of Church and faith

Sorrentino’s handsome, deceptively honest study of the Church and faith is a moving, profound piece of television.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: You Season 2 (spoilers)

Warning: This contains spoilers for You Season 2. Not caught up? Read our spoiler-free review of Season 2 here.

In the lull of January, sometimes the best thing to do is to book a holiday to somewhere sunnier. Or … Read More

VOD film review: Bait (2019)

This gorgeously filmed study of gentrification is a spiky, timely and tension-filled drama.Read More

VOD film review: The Pleasure of Being Robbed

Director: Josh Safdie Cast: Eleonore Hendricks, Josh Safdie Certificate: 18 Watch The Pleasure of Being Robbed online in the UK: Amazon Prime / Prime Video (Buy/Rent)

With the Safdie Brothers unleashing Uncut Gems, the most viscerally stimulating film of any … Read More

What’s coming soon to All 4 in January 2020?

All 4 is doing its best to keep you on the sofa and from any new year’s resolutions this January, with the return of Walter Presents’ most watched show of 2019 and the debut of a new animation from Genndy … Read More

Keeley Hawes, Joanna Lumley, Gemma Jones star in ITV’s Finding Alice

Kelley Hawes will lead an all-star cast in ITV drama Finding Alice.

The contemporary six-part series follows a woman whose husband’s sudden and accidental death unearths a trail of secrets, debt, suspicion and criminality.

Created by Roger Goldby, Keeley Hawes … Read More

Interview: Director Benedict Andrews talks Seberg, Kristen Stewart and Amazon Studios

This weekend sees the release of a conspiracy thriller, a biopic and a civil rights drama all wrapped into one film: Seberg, a portrait of Jean Seberg at the height of her career in the late 1960s. Following the French … Read More

The MUBI Weekly Digest | 11th January 2020

MUBI kicks off its annual awards season this week with John M. Stahl’s Imitation of Life and Capturing the Friedmans, served with a side order of Richard Linklater and Bergman, but the real prize is the start of a retrospective … Read More

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal heads to All 4

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal is coming to All 4 this January, finally giving a UK TV release to the hit US series.

Tartakovsky is one of the most exciting animators working today, having created such modern classics as Dexter’s Laboratory and … Read More