Film and TV Love, Life and Everything In Between recounts unconventional love stories from the Middle East , and Millie Sykes 20 March 2022
Film and TV This is Going to Hurt presents dark comedy as an emotional defence for NHS workers , and Oscar Bolot 19 March 2022
Film and TV Red Rocket is another strong mediation on the American dream for director Sean Baker , and Jacob Rozenberg 18 March 2022
Film and TV Ev Says: Acknowledging women in the arts shouldn't be special , and Evelyn Heis 18 March 2022
Film and TV The Andy Warhol Diaries offer a profound and intimate perspective on the enigmatic artist , and Aidan Szabo-Hall 16 March 2022
Film and TV Ali & Ava is an unconventional yet heartfelt romance drama worth your while , and Jonathan Hann 15 March 2022
Film and TV BAFTAs 2022: A rundown of the UK's biggest night in film, from Dune to The Power of the Dog , and Chezelle Bingham 15 March 2022
Film and TV Jeen-Yuhs Act Three brings the Kanye trilogy to a close, shining a harsh light on the icon's fall from grace , and Mathilda O'Neill 9 March 2022
Film and TV Anticipation is replaced with ambivalence as Euphoria S2 grinds to a painfully open end , and Saiba Haque 8 March 2022
Film and TV Killing Eve struggle with the now formulaic obsession between Eve and Villanelle , and Meghana K 7 March 2022
Film and TV Season 6 of Peaky Blinders kicks off with a teetotal Tommy Shelby and the steady descent into his own downfall , and Aidan Szabo-Hall 4 March 2022
Film and TV Dig!: A retrospective on the seminal music doc and the battle between art & profit , and Jacob Collett 4 March 2022
Film and TV Earnest caper The Duke is an endearingly old-fashioned intruder in our cynical age , and William Thompson 3 March 2022
Film and TV Jeen-Yuhs Act Two picks up the pace, integrating past and present, despite much of the same narrative issues , and Mathilda O'Neill 2 March 2022