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Slow Horses Season 5 sees the disgraced MI5 agents reunite for a straightforward espionage story, even if it doesn't reach previous narrative heights.

Bryan Fuller's directorial debut, Dust Bunny, is a dark fairy tale that could easily become a new cult favorite with its dark magical premise.

James McAvoy's directorial debut exposes the shocking truth behind two Scottish rappers' rise to fame.

Brian Cox, who starred as Logan Roy in Succession, doesn't have much success with his overwrought directorial debut, Glenrothan.

Little Amélie or the Character of Rain is a beautiful tale of a child discovering who she is in the first three years of her life.

Gen V Season 2 delivers compelling character arcs and a moving tribute to Chance Perdomo, but is held back by an overreliance on shock value.

Maude Apatow's Poetic License is a smart, heartfelt rom-com debut with Leslie Mann, Cooper Hoffman, and Andrew Barth Feldman.

The Christophers, starring Ian McKellan and Michaela Coel, is an interesting experiment by Steven Soderbergh, but not as great as his recent works.

Ballad of a Small Player, starring Colin Farrell, is a weary drama that doesn't give any weight to Edward Berger's obnoxiously directed film.

In Task Episode 2, the FBI task force races against time to find kidnapped boy Sam, while dark family secrets come to light.