Contributor Roxanne Sancto

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Sense8’s Christmas Special celebrates the power of human connection

by Roxanne Sancto

The episode brilliantly brings the true spirit of the holiday season to life.
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Inside No. 9 continues to delve into dark comedy with The Devil of Christmas

by Roxanne Sancto

This year’s holiday special provides the perfect blend of humour and horror.
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2016 has been a stellar year for strong, complex female characters

by Roxanne Sancto

From Fleabag to Transparent, the year’s best television has been dominated by incredible women.
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Why is TV so reluctant to embrace body diversity?

by Roxanne Sancto

Orange is the New Black and Girls are rare examples of shows which seek to normalise diverse body types.
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The Fall and the subtle power of slow-burn storytelling

by Roxanne Sancto

In an age of instant gratification, crime dramas like The Fall and The Night Of are favouring a steadier pace.
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Brutal honesty and bruised egos in HBO’s Divorce

by Roxanne Sancto

Sharon Horgan’s brave, brilliant new show offers an authentic warts and all look at a failed marriage.
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Black Mirror ‘Nosedive’ review – A dark spin on a modern-day Pleasantville

by Roxanne Sancto

TV’s most thought-provoking social satire is back with a softer vision of a bleak future.
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How Transparent normalises the complexity of female emotions

by Roxanne Sancto

In Jill Soloway’s hit show, women’s emotional outbursts are crucially not stigmatised as “hysterical”.

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