Andrea Riseborough

Kate Winslet's feature film directorial debut, Goodbye June, releases first images as Netflix sets a December release date.

Another project gets picked up out of the Cannes Market, as The Death of Robin Hood, starring Jodie Comer and Hugh Jackman, is snapped up by A24.

The first trailer for the Kate Winslet starter biopic, Lee, telling the story of model-turned-WWII photojournalist for Vogue, Elizabeth "Lee" Miller has arrived, so start polishing the awards.

And after alllllllllllllllladat nonsense, in a supreme insult to the audience who battled their way through this clumsy, miserable yarn, Alice & Jack’s sixth and final episode is a clip show.

After a decently tolerable Episode 4, Alice & Jack punishes us for having let our guard down, pushing the limits of just how much nonsense an audience can take and creating a deeply unpleasant experience.
 

It’s half over, gentle readers; we’ve made it to episode four of Alice & Jack together, and this time we get a little reward: Less nonsense!