Before Charlie Brooker’s dark social satire, there was Donald Cammell’s technophobic sci-fi.
By Ella Donald
The new season of the dark social satire features a refreshingly tragedy-free queer relationship.
Leonardo DiCaprio exec produces this powerful documentary about Africa’s ivory trade.
TV’s most thought-provoking social satire is back with a softer vision of a bleak future.
The Black Mirror writer discusses the show’s switch to Netflix, and why he loves torturing his characters.
Jonathan Demme captures the full spectacle of the pop superstar in concert. The results are astonishing.
China’s foremost proponent of large-scale pyrotechnics is the star of this engaging documentary from Kevin Macdonald.
By David Hughes
Like Superman during the Great Depression, today’s superheroes are in-sync with our complex political climate.
While Marvel’s Luke Cage is tackling race issues head on, progress is much slower in the studio’s cinematic universe.
By Joseph Pomp
Ava DuVernay equates the US prison system to modern day slavery in this harrowing, urgent documentary.
The Selma director returns with a searing look at the history of racial injustice in the US.
By Elena Lazic
This compelling true-crime doc provides an intelligent take down of media sensationalism.
By Tom Williams
The stand out episode of the third season underscores the show’s uniqueness and unpredictability.
The recording features music by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein of S U R V I V E.
By Sophie Yapp
A teen sex comedy set in ’80s Bangalore drops to Netflix and it's… pretty okay.
By Beth Perkin
VOD is forcing classification boards to diversify. But should we be educating young viewers instead of restricting what they watch?
Do clothes maketh man? Director Gregory Caruso searches for answers in this fascinating but uneven documentary.