By Lou Thomas
Contemporary stories offering a diverse mix of authentic, recognisable London voices.
The young actor carries the thematic weight of Chris Morris’ jihadist satire on his shoulders.
Riz Ahmed’s acting talents are wasted in this needlessly convoluted noir thriller.
Though criticised from the start, Lena Dunham’s show paved the way for an exciting mix of millennial voices.
Gareth Edwards opts for the slow burn over the whiz-bang in this Star Wars spin-off. The results are spectacular.
You can’t help feeling that Four Lions is an intellectual exercise in challenging political correctness.
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