Caught in the Web: Across The Spider-Verse 
A Meal Fit For A King: Online Obsession, Memes and Succession Spoilers 
Yellowjackets: The Truth We Tell Ourselves is the Wildest Lie 
The Little Mermaid and Camille Friend, The Woman Behind the Locs 
American Born Chinese: A Dull Observation on Race and Culture 
What’s Love Got to Do With It? is a Clear-Cut, Intercultural Rom-Com
In What’s Love Got to Do With It?, writer Jemima Khan and director Shekhar Kapur
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Polite Society: Bollywood meets Scott Pilgrim!
In a landscape where movies seem like they’ve been filmed on a flip phone with the lights off, there’s an undeniable joy in the vibrant colour palette and bombastic visuals alone.
Joyland: An Emotional and Groundbreaking Queer Drama from Pakistan
Sadiq crafts a carefully paced and deceptively uneventful narrative that is paced by the mounting suffocation the characters feel under the pressures of their environment.
Daisy Jones & The Six: Rock N’ Roll with a Modern Sheen
The music scene of Los Angeles in the 70s is fertile ground for aesthetics and storytelling, but the show’s attempt to capture the sex-drugs-and-rock-and-roll underbelly of the era falls short.
American Cherry: A Stylish yet Stale Coming-of-Age Story
Marcella Cytrynowicz is the latest director to try her hand at the genre with American Cherry, a moody, tragic love story that follows a pair of troubled teens in small-town America.