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It’s 1991 in the semi-arid climate of Oracle, Arizona. Eight “Biospherians” begin a two year long expedition into the possibilities of maintaining life in an entirely closed ecological system
This film on Netflix tells a little known story of US state-sponsored terror without romanticising Cuba’s Castro government
The Luminaries is a fast paced story of murder, betrayal, revenge—and hunting for gold
Da 5 Bloods follows a group of disillusioned black veterans as they return to Vietnam—and confront decades of racism and rage
Murder In The Carpark, a new three-part series from Channel 4, explores the most investigated unsolved murder in the history of the Metropolitan Police
This strange drama turns the story of Punch and Judy into a tale of revenge against an abusive husband
For decades, crooks and con artists—with and without titles—have been drawn to Monaco because of its famous casino and willingness to ignore banking regulations
Anthony, although he doesn’t know it yet, is slap bang in the middle of the Windrush scandal
Hip Hop duo Run the Jewels released their new album early, with proceeds going to help defend arrested protesters
The premise of Netflix’s History 101—a series of bitesize history documentaries—seems ambitious
Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always is about a teenager struggling to get support as she seeks an abortion. It’s an important watch
This film about a group of homeless people who occupy a public library has recently become available on Curzon Home Cinema
This new Netflix show stars Eric Cantona as a man fallen on hard times given a second chance. But its outlandish plot fails to score
The BFI’s Japan 2020 film festival launched on Monday of last week
Future Teenage Cave Artists is a tilt back to the earlier work of this veteran indie band
A love for music and the community it can create is at the centre of Soul Boy
It’s not the first film of the MeToo era but it exposes both the mundane and horrifying realities of abuse by powerful men well
Psychedelia is back with a 21st century twist in this animated chat show
Moffie, a new film released to Curzon Home Cinema, is about two soldiers in apartheid South Africa struggling with their sexuality
The National Theatre will stream a free showing of its hit 2011 performance of Frankenstein