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Hype House acts as a powerful allegory for the misery of the social media-obsessed generation

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Hype House acts as a powerful allegory for the misery of the social media-obsessed generation

, and Oscar Bolot

4 February 2022

Pam & Tommy gets off to an exciting yet potentially insensitive start

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Pam & Tommy gets off to an exciting yet potentially insensitive start

, and Amelia Jacob

3 February 2022

Ev Says: New Year is a great time to catch up on Film & TV favourites

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Ev Says: New Year is a great time to catch up on Film & TV favourites

, and Evelyn Heis

1 February 2022

Ozark Season 4: Part 1 is yet to live up to high expectations – but I have faith for Part 2

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Ozark Season 4: Part 1 is yet to live up to high expectations – but I have faith for Part 2

, and Teddy Stoddart

31 January 2022

Munich: The Edge of War is a daring yet divisive piece of revisionism

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Munich: The Edge of War is a daring yet divisive piece of revisionism

, and Milan Perera

30 January 2022

Nightmare Alley tells a grim tale laced with such sin you’ll crave a shower afterwards

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Nightmare Alley tells a grim tale laced with such sin you’ll crave a shower afterwards

, and Tom Wiles

29 January 2022

Belfast is a love letter to the joy and innocence of childhood

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Belfast is a love letter to the joy and innocence of childhood

, and Jacob Collett

28 January 2022

The final stages of grief meet the power of new beginnings in series 3 of Ricky Gervais' After Life

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The final stages of grief meet the power of new beginnings in series 3 of Ricky Gervais' After Life

, and Rebecca Hurford

25 January 2022

Scream (2022) fails to resuscitate the franchise's once razor sharp satire despite its best efforts

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Scream (2022) fails to resuscitate the franchise's once razor sharp satire despite its best efforts

, and Olivia Workman

20 January 2022

The Electrical Life of Louis Wain struggles to stay afloat amidst heavy themes, but remains a colourful tale of a tortured artist

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The Electrical Life of Louis Wain struggles to stay afloat amidst heavy themes, but remains a colourful tale of a tortured artist

, and Amelia Jacob

19 January 2022

The Tragedy of Macbeth balances both style and somber, though wrestles in justifying its own existence

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The Tragedy of Macbeth balances both style and somber, though wrestles in justifying its own existence

, and Jasper Price

19 January 2022

Age old formula meets a likeable lead in meaty miniseries The Tourist

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Age old formula meets a likeable lead in meaty miniseries The Tourist

, and Charlie Roberts

18 January 2022

HBO's Euphoria remains shocking as ever in its sophomore season

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HBO's Euphoria remains shocking as ever in its sophomore season

, and Evelyn Heis

14 January 2022

The 355 straddles evenly between strong female performances and a typical spy-film narrative

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The 355 straddles evenly between strong female performances and a typical spy-film narrative

, and Chezelle Bingham

13 January 2022

Licorice Pizza combines California sun and teenage devotion for a sweet nostalgic treat

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Licorice Pizza combines California sun and teenage devotion for a sweet nostalgic treat

, and Jonathan Hann

12 January 2022

The Lost Daughter digs to uncover the harsh realities of motherhood amidst a trio of powerful performances

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The Lost Daughter digs to uncover the harsh realities of motherhood amidst a trio of powerful performances

, and Chezelle Bingham

6 January 2022