Irish movie the troubles

The Troubles: A Dublin Story

Set in the 80s and inspired by the little known story of the “Provisional IRA,” which operated like a sleeper cell in Dublin, recruiting young men to become underground “gangsters” to help get money for the violent conflicts in Northern Ireland. The Troubles follows brothers Sean and Francis after they volunteer to join what they

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Japans oscar nominated film

Perfect Days

Japan’s nominee for this year’s Best International Feature Oscar, Perfect Days follow a late middle-aged man in Tokyo who transcends his job as a lavatory cleaner through a series of unexpected encounters, small moments, and fresh perspectives as he flashes back to some of the more regretted memories of his past. The kind of film

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Argylle

For fans of the Kingsmen movies, a high octane espionage soap with an all-star cast and this premise: an author of best-selling novels realizes that her plots about a global spy syndicate are starting to become real. Reviews are decidedly mixed, but it works as a date night movie as the cast, central romance, and

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Jo Jo Siwa hosting Dance show

So You Think You Can Dance

If you cut the chord, you can watch this on Sling Blue (on sale for $22 a month), Hulu Live+, or Fubo.  They’re up to season 18 of this reality competition now features host Jo Jo Siwa and several other new faces. One of the more awe-inspiring talent show competitions, the dancers and performances are

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Britbox Catch me a killer

Catch Me a Killer

Her job is to immerse herself in the mind of a serial killer and imagine committing his crimes, and the harrowing but riveting results unfold in the scripted drama about the real life journalist-turned-psychologist Micki Pistorious, South Africa’s first serial killer profiler.

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National Geographic female matriarchs leaders

Queens

Four years in the making, National Geographic’s new nature docuseries is groundbreaking on several levels: it upends some of the mythology around nature and gender roles, sheds light on the matriarchies and female animal leaders, uses all new technology to capture insights and footage of the animals, and it was shot by a female-led production

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Egg Freezing comedy

Scrambled

Feisty 30-something Nellie (Leah McKendrick) is on an endless Ferris wheel of bad app dates mixed sprinkled between bad weddings and baby showers …which sends her into the brave world of egg freezing. A story that’s resonating with many 30-something women and more than few critics, the film is witty, uplifting, and thoughtful…if a bit

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Apples new Ted Lasso is Dick Turpin

The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin

An irreverent new British comedy that sends up the story of the legendary English outlaw Dick Turpin, a an early 18th century highway robber who leads his gang of bandits. Turpin is played by none other than Noel Fielding, who stars alongside Downton Abbey‘s Hugh Bonneville, Tamsin Greig, Ellie White, Marc Wootton, Mark Heap, and

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Dune Chalamet eyes

Dune: Part Two

The sequel to the 2021 adaptation of the iconic novel, Part Two can work as a standalone — and a lure for non sci-fi fans who are curious to jump into this all-star blockbuster that’s earning high praise for blowing minds with its cinematic “art house” spectacle.  Read our writer Felipe Patterson’s take and you’ll

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Red Queen thriller

Red Queen (Reina Roja)

A brilliant woman gets recruited into a covert European police force, until a murder at her home and a kidnapped heiress gets her ousted. Set in Madrid, Prime’s new international crime thriller unspools with seven episodes, adapting the first book in Juan Gómez-Jurado’s hit trilogy.

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