Stefan Golaszewski’s Marriage is a stone-cold masterpiece
Nicola Walker and Sean Bean are both marvellous in this realistic, empathetic portrait of an ordinary, loving couple.
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From the NS archive: New Woman
2 October 1964: Anti-domestic, anti-romantic and rather anti-men: there is an outburst of programmes on women in society.
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Diversity is part of the very soul of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman
The author wanted to “change hearts and minds” with his bestselling graphic novel. The Netflix adaption stays true to that…
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Why do we still have a problem with “unlikeable” female characters?
Warning: this article contains discussion of an imperfect woman.
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Amazon’s Arsenal documentary All or Nothing is just another corporate product
These press-released, drama-free films could be sold along with all the other merch at the Emirates Stadium.
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Big Brother is back. Can nothing stop our obsession with toxic TV?
Despite a number of suicides of former contestants, our addiction to reality TV programming is only getting worse.
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The Newsreader: the authentic din of an 80s Aussie newsroom
This Australian drama, now on the BBC, is well-written, well-acted, and gorgeous to look at.
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Big Oil v the World: an unmissable series about climate change and corruption
This is the kind of journalism that has you lying wide awake at 3am, your thoughts doom-spiralling like a fairground…
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