Roma finds famed director Alfonso Cuarón returning to his roots and paying tribute to an extraordinary woman from his Mexico City childhood

Redbrick Film collectively reminisce and re-evaluate the important 1999 releases that are turning 20 this year

Comment Editor Amelia Hiller takes a look at Netflix's addictive thriller You, to see what has got viewers swooning for stalkers

TV critic Amrita Mande explains her love-hate relationship with Netflix's latest controversial show that is sparking debate about body image and bullying

Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge discovers The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is almost as fun and imaginative as the 2014 iconic original

TV Critic Holly Pittaway explores Netflix's latest problematic fave, and the trend that sees viewers swooning over serial killers

Film Critic Sam Denyer casts his opinion over this year's Oscars nominations, discussing which films deserve awards, and which ones deserve to be left out

Film Critic Matt Taylor adores Green Book - a brilliant look into race in 1960's America

Film Critic Matt Taylor has a look at the upcoming The Kid Who Would Be King, and is stunned by the brilliant cast and stellar direction

Film Critic Matt Taylor had a chat with the director of upcoming The Kid Who Would Be King, Joe Cornish, and chatted about everything from Marvel to Patrick Stewart.

TV Critic Eleaner Cross checks out Netflix's latest show Sex Education, which doesn't shy away from topics usually left unspoken

Deputy Editor Kat Smith is in love with the gritty Bird Box, yet finds several comparisons with a similar film, A Quiet Place