Television

Grenfell: Uncovered is an unflinching account of the greed and political callousness that surrounded the 2017 London high-rise tragedy.

Based on a late 1950s comic strip, Netflix’s new series The Eternaut is a stunning science fiction parable about resisting fascism.

A polymath of the stage, Gillian Cosgriff brings her new show to the upcoming Adelaide Cabaret Festival, steering away from topicality to interactive games.

The Studio, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s satire on Hollywood absurdity, shows how even the powerful are driven by their insecurities, fears and delusions.

The miniseries Mussolini: Son of the Century tracks Il Duce’s early years in the 1920s, uncomfortably reflecting the present-day far beyond Italy.

Justin Kurzel’s new miniseries, The Narrow Road to the Deep North, adapts Richard Flanagan’s Booker Prize-winning novel into a war story that resonates with hope.

The stunning narrative arc of Netflix’s crime drama Adolescence explores the connecting currents that lead a child to violence, and delivers an uncertain hope.

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s intimate Netflix series Asura pulls the viewer deeply into the daily lives of its protagonists.

The raging popularity of Love Island owes less to the reality show’s slick production and contestants than to the audience’s own primal obsessions.

A new Western from the writer of The Revenant, American Primeval merely reproduces the violence it claims to critique.