Interview: Tony Way and Mandeep Dhillon talk Netflix’s After Life

This weekend sees the release of After Life, Ricky Gervais’ new Netflix series (read our review here). The six-part comedy-drama follows Tony (Ricky Gervais), a man who had a perfect life. But after his wife Lisa dies, Tony changes. After … Read More

VOD film review: Blood Punch (2015)

Madellaine Paxson’s black comedy horror uses its Groundhog Day structure to capture cycles of abuse, addiction and violence.Read More

VOD film review: Apollo 13 (1995)

Understatement works in favour of Ron Howard’s groundbreaking space drama.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: After Life

Ricky Gervais’ bittersweet comedy about sadness is a movingly honest piece of television.Read More

Arrow to end with Season 8

Arrow will end with its eighth season, The CW has confirmed.

The comic book series, which is based on the DC characters, tells the story of Oliver Queen, who went missing after a shipwreck and was presumed dead. Instead, he … Read More

Brie Larson to star in Apple CIA drama

Brie Larson will star in a new CIA drama for Apple’s soon-to-launch TV service.

The tech giant’s streaming platform has been steadily ordering projects and building up a roster of star talent, and they don’t currently come more high-profile than … Read More

Netflix and Gurinder Chadha to adapt Pashmina into animated musical

Netflix is adapting Nidhi Chanani’s best-selling graphic novel Pashmina into an original animated musical.

The streaming giant is teaming up with writer-director Gurinder Chadha (Bend It Like Beckham), producer Ashok Amritraj, and Chadha’s long-standing writing partner, Paul Mayeda Berges, to … Read More

Trailer: Netflix’s Someone Great set for April release

Gina Rodriguez and Netflix are getting back together this April for rom-com Someone Great, and a new trailer gives us our first look at the result.

Rodriguez, who has recently starred as Carmen Sandiego in the streaming giant’s reboot … Read More

First look UK TV review: MotherFatherSon

Richard Gere and Helen McCrory shine in this dark, impeccably performed drama.

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UK TV review: Leaving Neverland

This powerful documentary is alarming, upsetting viewing.Read More