Netflix

Heartstopper Forever isn’t just the best representation of queer romance; it’s also the healthiest look at the messiness of life on TV.

The Hawk is a comedy that struggles to sink its joke, but manages to stay in the game until it hole-in-ones its ending perfectly.

The Netflix series I’m Not Afraid is equal parts inspiring and heartbreaking as follows what happens when people are pushed to their limits.

Golden Kamuy 3: Assault on Abashiri Prison fails to deliver on the drama of its pivotal storytelling moment due to poorly implemented humor.

Little House on the Prairie gets a heartfelt update in Netflix’s adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s beloved books.

As a PSA about childhood cancer, Nothing to Lose isn’t so unaccomplished, but as a movie, Nothing to Lose is misbalanced and not very compelling.

Sparks of Tomorrow is another brilliant adaptation from Kyoto Animation based on the light novel by Hiro Yūki.

Norway: The Dark Horse doesn’t bring anything new or unmissable to the table, as it follows Norway’s fight to qualify for the World Cup.

Netflix’s Enola Holmes 3 still manages to eke out a past middling thanks to Enola herself, but it’s anti-imperialist sentiment needs more thought.

The Root of the Game reveals a truly unique footballing culture, exploring Várzea, Brazil’s intensely supported amateur tournaments.