Heartstopper’s book references
“Devastatingly good”: Peaky Blinders season six review
Navigating modern life and heartbreak via Scarlett Johansson 
Dream Double Features
Columnist Abby Reeves seeks to return to the days of cinematic double features, urging you to watch films in thematic pairs: here, she unites Lost in Translation and Her
Key Takes
In this spoiler free review, Ryan Keys suggests Steven Knight’s epic gangster saga reaches mythical heights
Review
Raphael Lasserson-Rossiter reviews this film’s artistic endeavour into modern romance
Jake Mustard argues that criticsm of ‘The Real Housewives’ often misunderstands the real root of misogyny
Opinion
Although Pam & Tommy is an entertaining watch, it exploits Pamela Anderson all over again, argues Vulture Editor Lotte Brundle
Review
James Grimditch reviews Rose Matafeo’s fresh and funny rom-com TV show
Review
Sofia Johanson praises how this BBC documentary paints a touching picture of Holocaust survivors
MISSED MASTERPIECES
You’ll definitely want to explore Wheatley’s filmography after reading this ‘Missed Masterpieces’ edition
Lights, Cam-era, Action
Review
20 years after the first Harry Potter film was released, Nadia Sorabji Stewart revels in nostalgia upon watching Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts
Review
Vulture Editor Lotte Brundle recounts her enjoyment viewing ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ but questions its excessively meta storyline
In an honest and heartfelt discussion of her history with the television show that shaped her childhood, Alessandra Rey writes a love letter to Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Lorna Bo reviews the shocking and divisive French horror Titane
Film&TV columnist Miruna Tiberiu discusses the exceptional potential of animation to represent trauma in ways that live-action cinema will never be able to
In an honest and hilarious commentary, Sofia Johanson reviews 5 films she watched at the 69th San Sebastián International Film Festival in her second of three articles about the festival
Feature
As the first instalment in a three-part series, Sophia Johanson gives us an introduction to the San Sebastian International Film Festival
Tom Howlett evokes pure ’90s nostalgia in this astute analysis of the relationship between the decade’s general culture and its parody in TV shows
Feature
You’ve heard of Lifestyle’s isolation cafe or Music’s isolation listening party, now get ready for Ellie Etches’ Isolation Film Diary!
Review
Film&TV columnist Abigail Reeves discusses the ways in which this ongoing political emergency is being absorbed into our cultural consciousness, in her review of Ben Sharrock’s new film ‘Limbo’ (2020)
Lotte Brundle discusses the dangers of overtly sexualised content on streaming services, in a review of Netflix’s ‘Sex/Life’ (2021)
Review
Film & TV Editor Magdalena Gabrysiak delves into David Lowery’s new film and the medieval poem it is based on, comparing the two through more than just their forms
Kieran Holder explores the little-known cult-classic film Cube from a post-lockdown perspective.
Review
Film and TV Editor Emily Moss reviews Emma Seligman’s debut feature film — a wild, unpredictable and unnerving ride from beginning to end.
Rachael Kennedy recommends TV series which she feels have offered us powerfully authentic representations of mental health struggles on screen.
Columnist Jonty Taylor takes a look at Boys State.
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