First look UK TV review: Les Miserables (2019)

BBC One’s handsome adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel finds fresh details and renewed grit in its moving depiction of inequality and unrest.Read More

How many endings does Black Mirror: Bandersnatch have?

Black Mirror dropped its latest techno-nightmare this weekend, in the form of Bandersnatch. The show’s first feature-length film, it’s also the show’s first interactive film – and Netflix’s first interactive offering for adults (read our review here). The result is … Read More

Why It’s a Wonderful Life is the greatest Christmas film of all time

Likes its main character, Frank Capra’s heart-warming classic sums up the true spirit of Christmas.Read More

UK TV review: Agatha & the Truth of Murder

This slight but diverting Agatha Christie drama is an enjoyable piece of what-iffery.Read More

Why you should catch up with There She Goes

This brave drama about the challenges of parenting is frankly funny and heart-wrenchingly honest.Read More

UK TV review: The Midnight Gang

David Walliams’ book makes for moving family viewing in this charming, imaginative comedy-drama.Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 29th December 2018

MUBI kicks off the new year by revisiting the remarkable debuts of some great directors. A week of beginnings to start the new year with panache and promise, featuring the likes of Ingmar Bergman, Todd Haynes and Kathryn Bigelow – … Read More

Trailer: Chevy Chase, Andie McDowell star in Netflix’s The Last Laugh

Chevy Chase, Richard Dreyfuss and Andie MacDowell will be having The Last Laugh on Netflix in 2019.

The trio will star in the streaming giant’s new comedy film, written and directed by Greg Pritikin, which sees retired talent manager Al … Read More

Netflix UK review: Black Mirror: Bandersnatch

Black Mirror takes on free will in this dizzyingly executed descent into paranoid horror.Read More

VOD film review: Yardie

Idris Elba brings style and swagger to a familiar gangster thriller.Read More