Set in Sydney, Australia, a microbrewer (Gordon) and a med student (Ashley) end up moving in together after a car accident involving a dog in this charming, well-reviewed Australian comedy that bucks the usual rom-com cliches and sprinkles in the drama. Written by the two leads and well-rounded with an ensemble cast, Season 2 matches
A critically-praised Spanish film about an eight-year-old slowly realizing they’re not like the other kids, and their longing to be someone else as they spend the summer in Basque country, helping a great aunt tend to her bee colony. Sensitive and nuanced, the film explores timely themes of gender, sexuality and identity through the lens
A stirring, often funny film festival hit about three estranged sisters who reunite at their father’s deathbed, and learn to see each other through new lenses. Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen deliver this must-watch for anyone who’s gone through the loss of a parent, the film steers clear of the morbid curiosity and
The Guardian calls this lush new French series “an irresistibly moreish mashup of Emily in Paris and Succession”s — set in modern day fashion house, it will deliver on those expectations while also thwarting them. From The New Yorker‘s Inkoo Kang: ““La Maison” is more diversion than art, but what diversion. The ensemble soap is
A three-part dramatization of the infamous 2019 interview between Prince Andrew (Michael Sheen) and BBC journalist Emily Maitlis (Ruth Wilson) in the wake of Jeffrey Epstein revelations. This miniseries departs from the Netflix version that arrived earlier this year in that it focuses more on the BBC interviewer and her input, as she participated in
Colin Farrell stars as mob boss Oz Cob (The Penguin), who’s ready to seize his big chance to grab power in Gotham in this immersive 8-episode miniseries that jumps off the Batman movie of 2022, but largely stands alone and will lure in non-DC Comics fans with its cliffhangers and scene-stealing female characters. Co-starring Cristin
To match the caliber of Abbott’s Elementary, the crime drama is getting an upgrade on ABC this fall with High Potential, from Oscar and Emmy-winning writer Drew Goddard (The Martian and The Good Place). It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia‘s Kaitlin Olson stars as brilliant single with a knack for cracking cases is paired up with
After a tech billionaire (Channing Tatum) invites a cocktail waitress and her friend to his private tropical island for the weekend, they can’t believe their luck: private jets, champagne, lavish dinners. Then it all starts to get weirder and creepier in this tense psychological thriller that hints at a Jeffrey Epstein-inspired plot — but with
Eugene and Dan Levy host this year’s tribute to the best of TV (and TV on streaming), with top nominees including Shōgun, The Bear, Baby Reindeer, Abbott Elementary, The Morning Show, and Only Murders in the Building. Several new under the radar shows will be getting their due, and look for big stars including Robert
Eager for new friendships and an adventure, an American family befriends a charismatic British family during a vacation, and gets invited to spend time at the couple’s idyllic countryside home. What begins as a blissful getaway soon spirals into a terrifying weekend they desperately try to escape in this thrilling Blumhouse remake of the 2022