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Nonnas cook with love in a new Netflix comedy-drama
A wholesome feelgood film, Nonnas, directed by Stephen Chbosky, landed on Netflix this week
Marvel’s Thunderbolts* shines a light on men’s mental illness
However, it also speaks volumes on "mankeeping”, and the role of women in today's world, raising a 'troubling question' explains Emily Baulch
‘Conclave’ star Stanley Tucci launches culinary travel series
New show ‘Tucci in Italy’ sees actor talking to chefs, farmers, shopkeepers and everyday Italians about their food and traditions
Apple TV’s Severance: on cybersecurity and human risk
What Apple TV's hit show - about the separation of a person's home and works lives - can teach us, says Oli Buckley
An invite to see award-winning film Simshar with director’s Q&A
The screening in Gozo on Monday May 5 will be followed by Q&A with New York based co-writer/director, Rebecca Cremona
The Oscars have rolled out the red carpet for generative AI
And surprisingly, viewers don’t seem to mind say Paul Crosby and Jordi McKenzie
Star Wars, Andor 2 and their political parallels
Since its very conception, Star Wars has been political. Now Andor will take on Trump 2.0 says Dan Golding
Why Hollywood is finally taking horror films seriously
Until recently the horror genre has largely been unrecognised by award bodies, says Reece Goodall. This is changing
Kim Kardashian: From sex tape to Oval Office via TV and Instagram
Kardashian, 44, is expected to testify at a French trial beginning today
The Stolen Girl on Disney+
This drama is an intriguing companion piece to Netflix’s Adolescence says Rachel Moseley, Professor of Film and Television Studies