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The Tragedy Of Macbeth
Joel Coen’s take on Shakespeare’s story of the murderous Scottish power couple was shot in black and white and looks stunning, like a German expressionist film from the 1920s.
Denzel Washington (above) is excellent as the increasingly unhinged aristocrat in Joel Coen’s stylish take on Shakespeare’s story
Denzel Washington is excellent as the increasingly unhinged aristocrat, yasadisi bahis cezasi as is Frances McDormand as his ambitious wife.And Kathryn Hunter plays all three of the very creepy witches.
There have been a couple of tweaks to the plot but surely the Bard would have been thrilled by this stylish production, which conveys a real sense of evil.Also stars Harry Melling and Brendan Gleeson. Apple TV+, from Friday
Save The Cinema
Wonderful home-grown drama based on the true story of Liz Evans, a hairdresser and youth theatre leader from Carmarthen who, in 1993, set about saving her local cinema from closure.
Samantha Morton (above, yasadisi bahis cezasi centre) plays Liz Evans, a hairdresser and youth theatre leader who set about saving her cinema from closure
Among those who backed her was Steven Spielberg, resulting in a special screening of his then new blockbuster Jurassic Park.
Samantha Morton plays Liz; Adeel Akhtar, Tom Felton, Jonathan Pryce and Susan Wokoma co-star in a film directed by Liz’s fellow Welshwoman Sara Sugarman. Sky/NOW, from Friday
The Man Who Bought Cricket
A three-part insight into Allen Stanford, the disgraced financier currently serving a 110-year jail sentence having been found guilty of fraud in 2012.
Allen Stanford (above, right), the disgraced financier currently serving a 110-year jail sentence, attempted to buy his way into sport in 2008
It focuses on how he attempted to buy his way into the sport in 2008, to the horror of some members of Lord’s, who felt the Texan’s behaviour ‘just wasn’t cricket’.Sky/NOW, available now
Hotel Transylvania: Transformania
The fourth and reputedly final instalment in the Hotel Transylvania franchise provides more animated fun for the entire family.
Drac (above) and all his monster friends are turned into ordinary humans by Van Helsing’s new invention in the latest instalment in the Hotel Transylvania franchise
Drac and all his monster friends are turned into ordinary humans by Van Helsing’s new invention. Their human friend Johnny, however, becomes a monster and loves it.
Nevertheless, he, Drac and the rest of the gang head off on a global search for a cure before their transformations are made permanent.Andy Samberg and Selena Gomez are among the vocal cast. Amazon, from Friday
The Wrong Mans
Mathew Baynton and James Corden combined sitcom tropes with the action-adventure genre for this well received collaboration.
Mathew Baynton and James Corden (above) play friends Sam and Phil, who find themselves in a web of crime and corruption, in this action-adventure collaboration
The duo (who also penned the scripts alongside comedy writer Tom Basden) play friends Sam and Phil who, following a twist of fate, unwittingly become embroiled in a web of crime, corruption and conspiracy.BritBox, from Thursday
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The final two series of the much loved drama are being made available.Sadly, by the time they were produced in the late 1990s, original stars Stephen Tompkinson and Dervla Kirwan had moved on.
Instead, Don Wycherley and Robert Taylor play priests Father Aidan O’Connell and Father Vincent Sheahan, who help keep the locals on the straight and narrow while dealing with their own issues.Series 5-6, BritBox, from Thursday
Euphoria
Having starred in blockbusters Dune and Spider-Man: No Way Home in recent months, Zendaya (real name Zendaya Maree Stoermer Coleman) returns to the small screen for the hard-hitting coming-of-age drama’s second series.
She reprises her Emmy-winning role as teen drug addict Rue, who begins the new run of episodes by trying to piece together her shattered life after falling off the wagon. Sky/NOW, from Monday
Undercover
The acclaimed Belgian-Dutch crime drama is back for a third series.
The main character, Bob, is now a former cop and is facing jail.But he’s about to be made an offer that he can’t refuse — immunity from prosecution as long as he agrees to unmask a traitor by going back undercover. Netflix, from Monday
After Life
Ricky Gervais is behind and in front of the camera in the highly anticipated final series of the bittersweet comedy.
After a heart-wrenching series two finale, Tony (Gervais) is back grappling with guilt as he chooses whether to open himself up to the new love knocking at his door or spend the rest of his days living to punish the world for taking wife Lisa from him.
Netflix, from Friday
A Discovery Of Witches
The third and final series of this compelling adaptation of the Deborah Harkness fantasy novels.
A pregnant Diana (Teresa Palmer) has completed her training as a witch in the 16th Century and, with her vampire husband Matthew (Matthew Goode), is now back in the present day.
The tremendous opening episode is like a supernatural Succession. Sky/NOW, available now
Turn: Washington’s Spies
Based on Alexander Rose’s acclaimed book Washington’s Spies: The Story Of America’s First Spy Ring, this gripping period thriller tells the story of the Culper Ring, a network of agents formed by Major Benjamin Tallmadge and future US President George Washington during the American Revolutionary War.
Its aim was to report on the British Army’s activities in New York.Jamie Bell heads the cast. BT/AMC, from Sunday
Eternals
This story about a race of god-like beings, the Eternals, and their battle to protect the Earth from another powerful species, the Deviants, is the most divisive Marvel film ever.
Salma Hayek (above), Angelina Jolie and Kit Harington star in Eternals, the most divisive Marvel film ever
It stars Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek and Kit Harington, and attempts to bring a new artistic sensibility to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Some fans absolutely loved it, others really hated it.It certainly delivers on spectacle but lacks the easy, wry humour of many Marvel films. Disney+, from Wednesday
How We Forgot To Save The Planet
A cast of comedy actors explores how Britain may have left it too late to save the planet and what people must now do to fix climate change.
The irreverent comedy-documentary educates viewers on the history of climate change through impressions and sketches, covering everything from the Industrial Revolution to modern agriculture.
Presented by Kieran Hodgson, it stars Morgana Robinson and Simon Bird. BritBox, from Thursday
Derek DelGaudio’s In & Of Itself
A film of a one-man stage show that illusionist DelGaudio performed in America, winning rave reviews.It’s part performance art, part magic show.
DelGaudio tells stories from his life revolving around the theme of identity and each tale leads to a startling trick.
The audience seems to find it deeply moving but it loses something in translation to the screen. Disney+, available now
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