In this month’s review, Film and TV Editor Katharine Spurrier runs through the pros and cons of ITV’s new drama, ‘Professor T’.
Film & TV
I used to hate La La Land, but Sartre changed that.
Ezra Sharpe explains how delving into the works of the 20th century philosopher Jean-Paul Satre helped him come to terms with his strange dislike of Damien Chazelle’s popular and and critically acclaimed La La Land.
From Hip-Hop Hit to Feline Fiasco: The Highs and Lows of Movie Musicals
Francesca Duke reviews the best and the worst of stage to screen adaptations.
What to Binge Over the Long Vac
Hetta Johnson tells us which films and TV shows to look out for over the long vac.
‘Lost Connection’ Preview: Art Triumphs Through Lockdown
Riana Modi previews Jazz Hands Productions’ new film, ‘Lost Connection’.
Manners Faketh Man
Oscar Jelley explains why he believes the greatest period dramas acknowledge strict rules of manners and etiquette.
Inside (Bo Burnham’s head)
Meg Hopkins reviews comedian Bo Burnham’s recent feature-length special on Netflix.
Minari – a homecoming away from home
As we head back to cinemas, Thang Tu looks at ‘Minari’, which tells the story of a Korean immigrant family in search of the American Dream.
Shadow and Bone – TV and Diversity
Mia Clement discusses the TV series ‘Shadow and Bone’, and explores the relationship between race and casting choices.
The Great British Bake Off – why it’s become soggy bottoms all round
Thang Tu explains why he believes Bake Off isn’t all it’s cracked up to be anymore.