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A harrowing yet incredibly human look at survival in the most desperate circumstances from director JA Bayona.
By Emma Fraser
Joel Kim Booster's delightful modern take on Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice is the contemporary romance we deserve.
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We count down the small screen treats which had everyone theorising and furiously binge-watching, from Bad Sisters to Pachinko.
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The filmmaker, writer and actor talks about the long journey to adapt the medieval coming-of-age dramedy Catherine, Called Birdy.
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A charming cast bring out the best in this frothy Austenesque period romance.
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Amy Poehler directs this intimate portrait of the legendary TV couple, creators of the sitcom I Love Lucy.
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From Squid Game to Succession, we count down our favourite small screen offerings from a bumper year.
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This intimate documentary sees the trailblazing Hollywood icon tell her remarkable story in her own words.
By Emma Fraser
Andy Ostroy’s documentary is a heartbreaking portrait of a filmmaker gone too soon and those she left behind.
By Emma Fraser
From Schitt’s Creek to The Last Dance, here are our favourite small-screen offerings from the past year.
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He stars as the controversial abolitionist John Brown in Showtime’s Civil War-era historical drama.
By Emma Fraser
Some motives are better left undiagnosed, as Ryan Murphy’s glossy prequel series, starring Sarah Paulson as the titular nurse, shows.
By Emma Fraser
Anna Konkle and Maya Erskine play versions of their teenage selves in the hit growing-pains “traumedy”.
By Emma Fraser
HBO’s prequel series sees Matthew Rhys take on the role of the famed Los Angeles defence lawyer.
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A young women’s life is derailed by sexual assault in this painfully honest yet humorous 12-part drama.
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Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s limited series reveals the price of stardom in Tinseltown’s Golden Age.
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This complex tale of first love and friendship is brought to life on screen by two terrific young leads.
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When women have their movie careers ruined by vindictive, controlling men, what happens next?
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Cate Blanchett leads the charge in an ambitious portrayal of a divisive period in US history.
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This four-part profile of the former Presidential Candidate reveals a woman who keeps the world at arm’s length.
By Emma Fraser
Mae Martin’s Channel 4/Netflix co-production tackles gender identity, female sexuality and drug dependency.
By Emma Fraser
From Stranger Things to Succession, Watchmen to When They See Us, these are the series we’ve rated this year.
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British star Naomi Ackie joins Jessica Barden for the second season of the dark teen comedy.
By Emma Fraser
Essential viewing to fill the Phoebe Waller-Bridge shaped void in your life.
By Emma Fraser
Kirsten Dunst is the latest star to attempt to adapt Sylvia Plath’s novel – but will we ever see it?
By Emma Fraser
Netflix’s hilarious and heartbreaking comedy-drama stretches far beyond the reset gimmick.
By Emma Fraser
Series creator Nic Pizzolatto hopes to recapture that debut magic, and he’s found the perfect man for the job.
By Emma Fraser
From Atlanta to The Deuce and Doctor Who to Derry Girls, here are our small-screen highlights from this year.
By Emma Fraser
From Psycho to Netflix’s The Haunting of Hill House, stairs have long played a key role in the genre.
By Emma Fraser
From peak Amy Adams to the return of Matt Groening, these are the series you can’t afford to miss this summer.
By Emma Fraser
References to Russian and US cinema help to make sense of the opposing ideologies of the time.
By Emma Fraser
This breakfast staple features in five out of the nine Best Picture nominees at the 90th Academy Awards.
By Emma Fraser
For a brief period during the 1930s, this unlikely idol became part of Hollywood’s glamorous elite.
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