Contributor Roxanne Sancto

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Not Movies

BoJack Horseman Season 6 offers a painfully real perspective on time

by Roxanne Sancto

The show’s final season finds our equine protagonist in a self-reflective mood.
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Review

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie

by Roxanne Sancto

Jesse Pinkman returns in the long-awaited big-screen send off for one of television’s best-loved characters.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
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Not Movies

Transparent Musicale Finale review – A colourful, flawed crescendo

by Roxanne Sancto

Jill Soloway’s hit series bows out in style, but the big, brassy show tunes don’t always hit the right notes.
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Not Movies

Black Mirror ‘Striking Vipers’ review – Sexual freedom in nostalgic environments

by Roxanne Sancto

Charlie Brooker flips the script in the show’s fifth season, focusing on the nuances of male relationships.
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Not Movies

Ava DuVernay rallies against criminal injustice in When They See Us

by Roxanne Sancto

The director’s dramatisation of the Central Park jogger case is a vital true crime chronicle.
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Not Movies

Vida Season 2 review – Operating on Chingona Level

by Roxanne Sancto

Tanya Saracho’s Starz comedy incisively skewers the gentrification of Los Angeles’ Latino neighbourhoods.
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Not Movies

Broad City Series Finale: An era of shenanigans comes to an end

by Roxanne Sancto

Over five seasons, Abbi and Ilana have taught us the value of female friendship in a way few other shows have.
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Not Movies

Fleabag Season 2, Episode 1 review – A passive aggressive party

by Roxanne Sancto

Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s beautifully flawed protagonist is back with a delightful vengeance.
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Not Movies

Queen of discomfort Julia Davis reigns again in Sally4Ever

by Roxanne Sancto

This pitch-black relationship comedy is one of the year’s most excruciatingly awkward – and best – viewing experiences.
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Not Movies

My Brilliant Friend ‘The Dolls’ review – A heartfelt portrait of postwar Italy

by Roxanne Sancto

HBO’s adaptation of Elena Ferrente’s novel sees a woman recall the special friendship that changed her life.

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