Despite a pair of solid performances and strong direction, News of the World falls short of being a great Western

The Dig humanises the groundbreaking archaeological discovery of the Sutton Hoo burial sites and is a heart wrenching account of friendship and love

Does Bridgerton give modern viewers everything they need?

Channel 4’s newest series, It’s a Sin, is a compelling portrait of 1980s gay youth, sexual freedom and the beginnings of HIV epidemic

A cartoonish Twist is far from updated in this confusing heist film that portrays Bill Sykes as a predatory lesbian

Dragon Rider is a German take on the concept of humans and dragons coexisting in one world, but fails to add anything innovative to it

These animated marvels have long led innovation in their field but how will they rank in our top ten series for style, sound and creative potential?

Lauryn Berry shares her views on ‘The Prom’, Netflix’s adaptation of the hit Broadway musical starring Meryl Streep, James Corden and Nicole Kidman

With high expectations after the previous Wonder Woman film and being the only superhero movie of 2020, did WW1984 prove itself to be as good as we wanted?

‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ featuring great performances by Chadwick Boseman and Viola Davis is a powerful exploration of artistry, race, inequality and the American dream

Quirky, innovative, and always moving, Pixar’s Theatrical Shorts are ranked amongst each other in our top 10 list

Wondering what you should watch this Christmas? Check out the list of our favourite festive films

Contributor Lucas Rohan covers ‘Crock of Gold’ a few rounds with Shane MacGowan. Covering the Pogues, London’s punk scene and more. Touching on MacGowans Irish heritage through his life.

After a period away from the big screen, Fincher returns with a rich and thoughtful account of the career of Citizen Kane writer Herman J. Mankiewicz in Mank

Revisiting the cult classic ‘Withnail and I’ during lockdown provides a much needed moment of escapism and humour

Netflix’s limited series follows a chess genius at work, telling the story of addiction and loss in 1960s United States

Even though it has two iconic actresses at the centre, Hillbilly Elegy is unable to engage with the big ideas at its centre due to dull writing and bad characterisation

Another Round is an excellently crafted piece of work, amusing and fun at times but sincere and serene at its core.

In the second edition of our International Cinema feature we take a look at our favourite Asian films

Aunty Donna’s hilarious Aussie mayhem perfectly manages to stay on just the right side of pure insanity