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A visual feast of a film that should not be overlooked. This movie could be a savage, gory (and it is very gory) fantasy world, but it is so much more emotional, intelligent and beautiful. Full article

Every generation deserves its own ‘young people trying to make it’ show, and Rachel Sennott (Shiva Baby, Bottoms) delivers the goods here in a funny, sexy, comedy series - with the odd home truth - set in the world of zillenial Hollywood influencers and their teams. 

Intensely gripping film about the killing of a Black woman in suburban Florida, and the escalating circumstances leading up to it, belongs to a long lineage of “fly on the wall” documentaries. Full article

There’s a playful and witty way to how Slow Horses writer Morwenna Banks, adapting another Mick Herron espionage novel series here, presents Bond-worthy escapades on a slightly more humdrum level. Full article

Kathryn Bigelow keeps a steely eye on the details, dramatising government nuke procedures when an unknown missile is launched towards the USA. Anxiety-inducing, terrifying, and a timely reminder about an extinction-level threat we all still face. Full article

Netflix’s The Twits looks gloriously off-kilter - crooked, colourful, and cheeky. But the script swaps Roald Dahl’s delicious cruelty for something sweeter. Full article