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Martin Scorsese and Paul Schrader are making a series about Christianity

by Charles Bramesco

The ​“three-year” series will drama­tise the lit­tle-adapt­ed ​‘Apoc­rypha’, the excised sec­tions of the Bible.
Two-panel cartoon showing a man with a newspaper titled "Rupert's News" featuring topics like "Hate, Fear, Tits, Hols, Bigotry", and another man responding "Well, Mr Murdoch, I think the good people here would rather hear more about the heroics of Mr Truitt and his haunted arse railway."
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David Squires on… The News of the World

by Little White Lies

Our res­i­dent car­toon­ist riffs on Paul Green­grass’ Net­flix west­ern about a trav­el­ling newsreader.
A man with glasses, long hair, and a beard standing next to a film camera in a dark setting.
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David Fincher will adapt French graphic novel ‘The Killer’ for his next film

by Charles Bramesco

Michael Fass­ben­der could be in line to star in the upcom­ing thriller, the director’s lat­est for Netflix.
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Watch Zendaya and John David Washington in the Malcolm & Marie trailer

by Charles Bramesco

They do a whole lot of talk­ing and cry­ing in the new Net­flix dra­ma from direc­tor Sam Levinson.
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Pretend It’s a City is a wry love letter to pre-pandemic New York

by Madeleine Seidel

Fran Lebowitz and Mar­tin Scors­ese sit down for a chat about all things NYC in this engag­ing Net­flix docuseries.
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Aardman and Netflix are making an animated Christmas musical

by Charles Bramesco

Gillian Ander­son and Richard E Grant will lend their vocal stylings to Robin Robin.
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David Fincher transports viewers to a bygone Hollywood in the Mank trailer

by Charles Bramesco

The director’s first fea­ture film in six years tells the sto­ry of how Cit­i­zen Kane was written.
A woman wearing a blue nurse's uniform stands over a patient lying on a hospital bed.
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Netflix’s Ratched is an over-stylised origin story misfire

by Emma Fraser

Some motives are bet­ter left undi­ag­nosed, as Ryan Murphy’s glossy pre­quel series, star­ring Sarah Paul­son as the tit­u­lar nurse, shows.
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Why does the white boy always get the girl in Netflix rom-coms?

by Anugraha Sundaravelu

The sequels to The Kiss­ing Booth and To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before both fea­ture PoC love inter­ests, but they’re mere­ly tokenis­tic distractions.
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The Old Guard

by Hannah Strong

Net­flix eyes up a super­hero fran­chise to call their own with Gina Prince-Bythe­wood’s enter­tain­ing action epic.

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