Brett Gelman

All the world's conspiracies are monitored and kept in control via Deep State, a company run by disgruntled employees, in this animated comedy series.

Three kids start a heavy metal band, despite no-one in their high school caring about heavy metal, and attempt to win the Battle of the Bands in this teen comedy written by Game of Thrones co-creator DB Weiss.

Animated spinoff series of Netflix kids movie Arlo the Alligator Boy, continuing the misadventures of the small-town 'gater in seaside town with his newfound crew.

A wide-eyed alligator boy embarks on an adventure from his small swamp to the big city of New York hoping to meet his long lost father in this animated family film.

Michael B. Jordan (Creed) is an ex-Navy SEAL hunting his pregnant wife's killers in this action thriller based on Tom Clancy's novel.

Hot priest. Two words that set the world on fire thanks to this second season of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s award-winning comedy-drama. As preparations proceed for the wedding of Fleabag’s father (Bill Paterson) to her godmother (Olivia Colman), Fleabag finds herself distracted and aroused by the man who’s to officiate, a priest (Andrew Scott) who should be off limits… but is extremely hot (and will prove to have his own perspective on fourth wall-breaking carry-on).

A 30-something year old decides to "break up" with his best buds in order to finally grow up in this indie comedy featuring Chris D'Elia and Hannah Simone.

Sundance-nominated comedy from Jeff Baena, co-writer of I Heart Huckabees and director of Life After Beth.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s award-winning comedy-drama first delighted viewers in 2016, introducing a wider audience to a sarcastic, horny, nihilistic and deeply sad young woman fond of breaking the fourth wall. Known only as Fleabag and played by Waller-Bridge, adapting her Edinburgh Fringe award-winning play of the same name, the title character attempts to navigate singledom, family strife and a deeply traumatic event - which frequently proves more hilarious than it sounds.

Expected tension and unexpected fun arise when three kids of divorced parents visit their unreliable father. The feature debut of filmmaker Ginevra Elkann, basing the story on her own childhood experiences.