I May Destroy You isn’t just powerful television; it’s a great surprise. It’s a groundbreaking model of how to honor the complexities of sexual trauma on TV without succumbing to lecture or exploitation.

“I’ll Be Gone in the Dark” is a compelling, flawed story of true crime and obsession – and its flaws are part of what make it so intriguing.

Kaufman’s personal blend of seismic uncertainty, vulnerability and absurdity is exactly the destination you needed to end up at right now.

It’s an exciting ride, but with a wallop of genuine feeling underneath that makes it one of this year’s best films.

The most important TV show you’ll see in 2020.

Closes out the series with body flips, head punches, smashed furniture and heart.