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All The Truth In My Lies revels in its drama and sheer embrace of the messiness that follows whilst its characters figure things out.
Blood Sacrifice challenges the way people perceive the police force by refusing to reduce police officers to being either all good or all bad.
Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing doesn’t actually involve much reckoning, but it does paint a stark picture of corporate malfeasance.
Facing El Chapo follows a pair of police men as they try to bring in a notorious drug lord before his people can kill them.
This, That, And Everything In Between introduces Joanne, a writer whose job is about to take off when her mother returns after a 27yr absence
My Brilliant Career is a familiar period drama that finds its spark thanks to a wonderfully engaging central heroine.
Our Sticky Love can’t quite unstick itself from its pacing and stretched out story. But you can’t deny the chemistry between its leads.
Director Yuuki Igarashi and Outline Studio take a largely successful swing at this classic with the new Netflix film The Ribbon Hero.
Mourinho exposes an almost uncontrollable ego, as one of of football’s greatest ever managers and minds is put under the microscope.
Sunny Sandler takes center stage in Don’t Say Good Luck, a moving drama about a theater kid’s big break during a family crisis.
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Netflix’s adaptation of The Doll (2026) has a memorably sharp-tongued heroine, but at six crammed episodes, ends before it can leave an impression.















