Logline: Young primatologist Jane Goodall’s legendary trip to Tanzania reveals chimpanzees and science at its finest. Verdict: Jane is a moving masterpiece, utterly and completely captivating. Using hundreds of hours of archive footage from 1965, the
Godless Logline: A female-led town in New Mexico comes under the threat of an outlaw gang. Verdict: Netflix’s Godless is a Western romp with an erratic pace that never truly lets its story sing out. Alice Fletcher
Thelma Logline: A woman falling in love becomes entrapped by the supernatural inside her. Verdict: Thelma reminds us of the high points of Black Swan. Whilst rich in nods to classic bone-chilling horror flicks, this psychological drama is
Mr. Robot S3 Logline: Super hacker turned vigilante fights corporations to stop the apocalypse. Verdict: Spoiler alert! Spoiler alert! Sam Esmail’s Mr. Robot thrusts its principal character Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) and his alternate personality Mr. Robot
“Derek”, the mid-season finale of 'The Good Place' is a weak offering saved by the ever-delightful mischief of demigod Ted Danson.
Logline: The Crazy Ex-GF struggles to contain an outpouring of life- and career-ending truths. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend moves forward with a hard-hitting episode about lies & deception. Though the musical trapped inside a rom-com hasn’t exactly been
Bad Day for the Cut Logline: Quiet Irish singleton seeks bloody revenge for his dead mother. Verdict: Bad Day for the Cut, from Chris Baugh, is an attempt to fuse small-town Irishness with a little spice of
Logline: Idiot jerk enters heaven by admin error, commits hijinks to keep herself there. Verdict: Spoilers, spoilers! The Good Place typically follows Eleanor (Kristen Bell) accidentally getting into “the good place”, a heaven-like wonderland. Aided by actual-good-guy
Mr. Robot S3E3: “eps3.2_legacy.so” Logline: Mumbling hacker vigilante deals with a personality crisis while stopping his own attempted end of the world. Verdict: Spoilers, spoilers! Mr. Robot is hitting the third season with its eye set on a
78/52: A deep dive into the most infamous scene in cinema Logline: Secrets scooped in the Psycho silver screen shower scene. Verdict: 78/52’s title is a reference to the 78 camera setups and 52 cuts that occur
