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The Sky/Peacock series The Tattooist of Auschwitz is based on a true story and has a great cast, but that doesn’t mean it’s an easy watch.

Emily Blunt is an acting marvel who can tackle any role in any genre. Let's examine a few of her most interesting roles.

You knew this had to happen sooner or later. Everyone’s favorite children’s show Sesame Street has finally taken on everyone’s favorite costume drama Downton Abbey, and the result is basically as adorable as you’d expect. This parody will officially

British actor Julian Sands, who died this year, is remembered in his many weird and wonderful roles.

Andor’s second season tells a broader, more emotional story that raises the prequel bar, and is the only British-ish Star Wars series worth your time.

Global responses to COVID-19 became era-defining super-events so quickly that The Fortress is mostly forgiven for how abruptly and dramatically it exploits paranoia about bureaucracy and contagion. 

The second season of Netflix Italian original The Law According to Lidia Poet sounds as though it will be as feisty and fun as its first. 

From his first Palme d’Or winner, The Wind that Shakes the Barley, to his final film, The Old Oak, we run down the essential Ken Loach films to watch post-Labour landslide.

MGM+ has greenlit a new ten-part Robin Hood adaptation which aims to put a contemporary spin on the classic tale of the British outlaw.

The fallout from Georgiana’s abduction continues this week on an action-packed Sanditon that pretty much leaves us all wondering how in the world all of this story is going to get wrapped up in two episodes

Karen Pirie, adapted from the first book in a six-part series by Val McDermid (Shetland, Vera), is a smart, feminist take on the police procedural, with Lauren Lyle in the title role.

Several episodes in this season of creator Charlie Brooker’s Netflix anthology Black Mirror caution on changing history.