Reviews
Sting’s The Last Ship looks spectacular but struggles to launch a coherent story
The Last Ship is a personal story for Sting, exploring the impact of the closure of the historic Wallsend shipyard.
The Mirror Crack’d relishes the era of Miss Marple
The Mill at Sonning takes on Agatha Christie's famous mystery, and brings a real eye for period details.
Patrick Brammall changes gears in new thriller Last Seen
Best known for comedy, Patrick Brammall takes on the role of a distraught father in Apple TV's Last Seen.
Formidably smart, Holy Fool looks to Shostakovich to explore the role of art in troubled times
Anchored by four excellent performances, Holy Fool uses the life of composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ask difficult questions about art,…
Servant of the Lake review: a haunting point-and-click puzzler full of mystery
Servant of the Lake is a layered horror point-and-click adventure hiding dark secrets.
My Brilliant Career review: it’s not Gillian Armstrong but so what, it’s fantastic fun
Netflix's My Brilliant Career takes a beloved classic and gives it a joyful twist.
Heartstopper Forever review: a rushed but lovely conclusion to a beloved series
The concluding chapter of Alice Oseman’s queer high school romance soars on the shoulders of stars Joe Locke and Kit…
Equus review: a wild and unforgettable ride
Fifty years on, Equus still leaves audiences in a state of conflicted astonishment.
Henry Moore review: monumental sculpture in the open air of Kew Gardens
Henry Moore always believed his sculptures should respond to the natural environment.
Supergirl review: planet-hopping fun
Milly Alcock takes up the baton with aplomb in fellow Aussie Craig Gillespie’s adventure movie Supergirl.