South Korea’s Park Chan-wook co-directed spy caper The Sympathizer set in Vietnam in the ’70s,during what the locals call “the American War”.
The sophistication of computer game storytelling is next level,says Fallout star Kyle MacLachlan.
Your instinct is to assume Alice&Jack is a British romantic comedy with a few dark twists,but the dark twists are very dark. But to call it a “romantic tragedy” undersells one key detail.
Helin plays a detective heading up a missing person’s unit in this dark yet superior Scandi-drama.
A fixture of American comedy,Nat Faxon is an absolute treat in Loot.
It’s fast times at Hartley High as the gang get back together. But with all the partying,sex and scandal,how does anyone ever get any schoolwork done?
Did comedy mastermind Larry David engineer the perfect finale? Not quite. But it was pretty,pretty,pretty good.
Sam McAlister,the Newsnight booker played by Billie Piper in Scoop,has a theory on why the prince agreed to do it.
In an era where reality TV rarely offers much in the way of reality,Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show finds the star comedian using TV cameras as a weapon.
Netflix’s dramatisation of Andrew’s train-wreck BBC interview lets both sides have their say.
Forget the sunny setting of 1999’s The Talented Mr Ripley – this gritty new version,filmed in black and white,is as noir as it gets.