Kenneth Branagh's Belfast, a tribute to his hometown, is a moving but detachable watch, writes Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson

Film Critic Matt Cook dives into acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson's career, exploring everything from favourites such as Boogie Nights to the recently-released hit Licorice Pizza

TV Writer Charis Gambon reviews the latest BBC adaptation of Around the World in 80 Days, finding it to be an exciting and atmospheric adventure

TV Writer Charis Gambon reviews the second season of Emily in Paris, a comedy-drama that's dangerously easy to binge

Film Critic Frankie Rhodes reviews Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film Licorice Pizza, writing that it does not live up to the hype, despite the story's great potential

Film Critic Charis Gambon takes a look back on one of her favourite films, A Little Princess (1995), writing that it is a timeless classic nearly thirty years after its release

The writers and editors of Redbrick Film come together to recommend their favourite festive films, from classics like It's a Wonderful Life to hidden gems such as Olive the Other Reindeer

TV Writer Abi Kinsella praises off-beat Channel 4 comedy Stath Lets Flats for its distinct sense of humour and heart-warming relationships

Film Editor Emily Wallace reviews the third season of the cult vampire comedy series, praising its wonderfully weird characters and laugh-out-loud moments

TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor reviews the latest season of comedy-drama Succession, arguing that it demonstrates television at its absolute best

Digital Editor Cerys Gardner praises dark comedy series The Outlaws for the strength of its ensemble cast and its grounding in Bristolian culture

TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor praises the latest MCU film, Spider-Man: No Way Home, as the perfect love letter to fans of the character