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This deftly told portrait of a film executive’s assistant is a subtle and precise telling of the film industry’s darkest secret.

TV review: Never Have I Ever deftly portrays everyday Indian American life

By starring a young, woman of colour, Kaling gives us the refreshing, mainstream Indian-American representation that we’ve been waiting for.

Following the success of Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle used Studio Ghibli’s newfound fame to discuss the War on Terror.

Ema is a stunning and intoxicating journey, but it isn’t nimble enough to dance its way around the complex subject matter.

After Life doesn’t change the formula in returning for series 2 of what is effectively Ricky Gervais’ one-man show on Netflix

At a time of cancelled summer plans and postponed vacations, Season 2 of the BBC’s Race Across the World gave us some temporary escapism.

Chris Hemsworth’s latest star vehicle contains some exciting action sequences, but Extraction is bogged down by a boring plot.

Studio Ghibli are no strangers to crossing over from reality to fantasy, but in these two films they took a bold, different approach.

In James Graham’s gripping drama, Quiz, the nation were reminded of the unifying magic of television, and asked one more 50/50 question.

This 10-part Netflix miniseries on the 1997–98 Chicago Bulls confirms their legacy. As signature moves go, this might be Jordan’s best.