“Adolescence” follows the story of a thirteen-year-old school boy, Jamie Miller, portrayed by Owen Cooper, after he is accused of stabbing and murdering Katie, another school girl in his year. Within the four episodes, we see the events carried out after the crime is committed, including his arrest and the effects it has on him, his family and other members of the community. 

A long awaited return to original storytelling, Leigh’s latest effort brings previous collaborator Marianne Jean-Baptiste back to the forefront of the screen as Pansy, an agoraphobic housewife with a multitude of detestable mannerisms.

In 2022, Netflix reported that 40% of global users always have subtitles on, and 80% use them at least once a month.

To many, Batman is more than just his beginnings as a comic book superhero. Batman is not just the preserve of ‘comic book geeks’.

Losing Joy is a short film about a young woman struggling to acknowledge the first anniversary of her sister’s death. Faith [Michelle Tiwo] is lost in grief until close friend and former girlfriend Olivia [Shanay Neusum-James] guides her into acceptance.

Ahead of the release of his biopic Rebel Dread, we speak to acclaimed videographer, film-maker and DJ Don Letts. Growing up with the ever-present threat of racism, police harassment and violence in London during the 60s and 70s, Letts found himself at the epicentre of the emerging punk movement in the late 1970s. Don Letts was central to the crossover between the rasta and punk scenes, which created something completely new and exciting which has influenced the sound of UK alternative music ever since.

Welcome to March’s film and TV review round-up! February’s review round-up was such a success that we decided to keep the ball rolling. With reviews from writers across the globe, we’ll be bringing you their thoughts and opinions on some of the newest releases.

Let’s get stuck in…

It’s LGBTQ+ Awareness month, so let’s revisit a classic LGBTQ TV series - Channel 4’s coming of age classic Sugar Rush. Amy Watson tells us why she fell in love with it, and why ‘when you're full of teenage angst, questioning and/or experimenting with your sexuality, establishing your sense of style, and dabbling in things you shouldn't, it's very difficult not to’.