Film and TV How British humour has (or hasn’t) changed since the 1960s , and Leah Roberts 10 April 2019
Entertainment The Kid Who Would Be King revives an old myth and promotes child actors actually playing their age , and Leah Roberts 28 February 2019
Entertainment Black Mirror: Bandersnatch one month on - is it really as good as we first thought? , and Leah Roberts 29 January 2019
Entertainment Are Christmas TV specials really so special anymore? , and Leah Roberts 21 December 2018
Entertainment Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a creepy and charming ode to teenage rebellion , and Leah Roberts 29 November 2018
Entertainment Maniac reminds us there is no quick fix for mental health , and Leah Roberts 25 October 2018
Entertainment Does 22 July take enough care portraying real-life violence and suffering onscreen? , and Leah Roberts 22 October 2018
Entertainment Netflix’s The Good Place gives traditional philosophy a modern outlet , and Leah Roberts 18 October 2018
Entertainment 'Thoroughbreds' review - an intriguing character study on how the other half lives , and Leah Roberts 24 April 2018
Film and TV The 'Donnie Darko' screening at Bristol's Underground Cinema , and Leah Roberts 20 March 2018
Epigreen Week 'The House of Small Cubes' - a short, silent reminder that regardless of rising rivers, home is home , and Leah Roberts 4 March 2018
