Chair Sara Putt acknowledges concerns in production sector about artificial intelligence taking jobs
The Nobel-winner’s 2008 novel about a man’s obsessive affair with a much younger women gets lost in translation
Channel 4’s astute three-parter examines his domestic legacy and Iraq, with candid contributions from Jeremy Corbyn — and Cherie Blair
Journalist’s exit comes as Bari Weiss seeks to revive Paramount-owned television network
A Netflix documentary on the controversial modelling competition suggests its creators have learnt little
‘How to Get to Heaven from Belfast’ is an entertaining ride from the Derry Girls creator; Ryan Murphy’s ‘Love Story’ turns its gaze on JFK Jr and Carolyn Bessette; ITV spy thriller ‘Betrayal’ boasts star turns by Romola Garai and Shaun Evans; ‘Lord of the Flies’ gets its first-ever TV adaptation on BBC1; ‘The Muppet Show’ returns for a delightful one-off special; Mackenzie Crook’s new comedy ‘Small Prophets’ follows a lonely man railing against modernity — reviews by Rebecca Nicholson
Lisa McGee’s new Netflix drama comes as Northern Ireland enjoys a film and TV boom
As the star of the television drama ‘Dawson’s Creek’, he captured the hearts of teenagers the world over
Stage version of the beloved sitcom relies on jokes about social progress and cancel culture rather than Westminster machinations
The stats agency / prestige television beef we didn’t know we needed
Ryan Murphy turns his gaze on the Kennedys and their place at the heart of American society
Lisa McGee’s genre-defying Netflix series centres on three friends who become embroiled in a murder mystery
The brains behind Channel 4’s Walter Presents on tracking down the world’s best shows — and moving to a new city each year
Dizi television dramas popular across the world are a parable of country’s broader economic woes
The ITV series about an intelligence officer focuses on the emotional cost of secrecy
JB Perrette claims ‘last mover advantage’ in crowded market ahead of its debut next month
The ‘Detectorists’ creator returns with an idiosyncratic comedy with a folkloric twist
A theatrical adaptation for ‘The Traitors’ shows how audiences are being kept in the comfort zone
At 50, the company behind stop-motion superstars Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep is the subject of a major exhibition in London’s Young V&A
Written by Jack Thorne, the first TV take on William Golding’s classic prizes artfulness over clarity
The Oscar winner on the liberating power of film, what Hollywood still has to offer — and realising his 20-year ambition to produce and star in his own ‘Hamlet’
The rumour mills of Regency romance keep on churning as the Netflix hit continues to stick to what it knows
‘Cease and desist’ letter forces Barb and Kantar Media to halt measurement service just months after its launch
A new Netflix documentary offers a heady dose of nostalgia as it traces the group’s journey to pop stardom
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley star in an eight-parter that favours 1970s cinema references over big blowouts
