This is not the authored, family-funded account of Emily Bronte’s life, but the unauthorised warts n’ all one. Continue reading Emily review: A decidedly un-mainstream adaptation

Kenneth Branagh stars as Boris Johnson in this account of the early days of the pandemic in Britain. Continue reading Review: This England episode one gives a chilling early look at the pandemic in Britain

Jenny Agutter is a teapot on the mantlepiece of classic British cinema in this outstanding legacy sequel. Continue reading Film review: The Railway Children Return

Benedict Cumberbatch is a fabulous Dominic Cummings in this Private Eye-worthy pastiche. Continue reading Brexit: The Uncivil War review – a look back at the campaign that changed UK politics

Not Tonight 2 is a game that presents itself as a critique of American Politics. Continue reading Not Tonight 2: A dystopian America that looks unsettlingly familiar

This entertaining history lecture has urgent contemporary relevance. Continue reading Film review: Munich – The Edge of War

One year has passed since Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol Building in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election result, an event often cited as an explosion of fascist violence. Continue reading One year on from January 6, Paul Mason’s ‘How to Stop Fascism’ remains a relevant warning and guide

Our editor reviews Adam McKay’s latest movie. Continue reading Don’t Look Up review – an unsubtle but entertaining satire

Following on from last week’s part one of our annual book review roundup, here are some more books we reviewed during 2021. Continue reading Redaction Report book review roundup 2021 – part two

Here is the first part of our annual book review roundup. Continue reading Redaction Report book review roundup 2021 – part one