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The Power of the Dog
With Jane Campion’s expert directorial hand and exquisite performances, this erotic thriller disguised as a western is elegant, sinister and grand. (Netflix)
Robin Robin
Beyond adorable. This half-hour-long Christmas chuckle machine is Aardman at their finest, coated with beautiful velvet stop-motion animation. Richard E Grant's fantastic as a hoarding magpie. (Netflix)
The Beatles: Get Back
For fans this three-part doco's insider footage is priceless: candid, unflinching looks at the group’s personalities and the creative process. (Disney+)
The Summit of the Gods
Mountaineering philosophy never looked so beautiful. This crisply illustrated animated story spins a wise yarn about adventure and journalism, leading to a thrilling final ascent that tenses every muscle. (Netflix)
Hellbound: Season 1
There's a viciousness to this Korean horror series that gets quite disturbing: it’s an interesting, original show that’s worth a look. (Netflix)
Boiling Point
Plating up Michelin-quality food in real time, Stephen Graham and co. have clearly had some training, making this the most authentic-seeming British restaurant film since 2010’s Perfect Sense. (In cinemas)
The Sex Lives of College Girls: Season 1
This zesty campus show has far more heart and character than its blunt title suggests—and a high rate of sex-positive, painfully honest laughs. (BINGE)
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