TV Writer Annabel Smith shines a spotlight on the often overlooked series Harlots, a compelling drama that follows the plight of sex workers in Georgian England

Film Critic Ffion Hâf enjoys the style and dialogue of Malcolm and Marie despite its unsatisfying narrative

Minari, an extremely affecting story about a Korean family's experiences in America, is one of the best films of the year according to Film Critic Samantha Hicks

TV Critic Anisha Mansuri praises Ginny & Georgia as a tour de force that combines a mother-daughter relationship with high drama

Snakes, foxes, De Niro, oh my! The Editors of Redbrick Film take you through their latest recommendations to tide you over until the cinema reopens

Film Critic Annabel Smith takes you on a journey through the glittering career of Baz Luhrmann

Film Editor Sam Denyer enjoys the ridiculous ride of Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar

Film Critic Jake Davies praises the feel-good fun of Wonder Woman 1984

This LGBT+ History Month, TV Writer Jasmine Sandhar guides us through her perspective on how Big Mouth bridges the gaps in LGBTQ+ representation that were propagated by governmental failure

Film Critic Annabel Smith is impressed by the complexity and warm visual style of The Dig, arguing that it has a lot to say about archaeology and British identity

TV Writer Bruna Franco reviews Netflix's YA live-action spin on animated series The Winx Club, concluding that it's an easy, escapist watch despite its problems

Film Editor Sam Denyer takes you on a journey through the filmography of one of his favourite directors, George Miller