John Lunn is a legendary Scottish composer with dozens of works in his resumé. Andrew spoke with the man behind that Downton theme.

Whilst at times it managed to exude a few nose exhales here and there. For me, the film is painfully unfunny and frankly, extremely cringe.

Operation Mincemeat is a great watch if you want to learn something and have fun doing so however...

Linda Dowds won her first Oscar for her work on The Eyes of Tammy Faye. Ahead of the awards, Andrew had a chat with Linda herself.

an interesting showcase of a band whose music might not be on many people’s radars and deserves its moment in the spotlight.

Bergman Island does meta with a pleasing subtlety & executes the narrative within a narrative structure while making both stories compelling

A quietly terrifying and a novel concept surprisingly developed five months before COVID-19 sprang into our lives.

Rebellion is an intimate portrayal of a movement in crisis.

A visually striking, wonderfully hilarious and refreshingly honest take on puberty and womanhood.

Without some affinity for Lucy’s and Desi’s form of art, the biopic about the powerful two remains, somewhat bland.

Ashgrove follows a scientist who is battling against the clock to solve a world-wide water pandemic while struggling to save her marriage.

Every so often a show comes around that hits the perfect tone, simultaneously warms and slices your heart.

Written by Tresca Mallon February is almost over already, who'd of thought it! The shortest month of the year has flown by, however there...

I Want You Back is mindless fun, with a stellar mix of laughter and sugary sweetness.

The Woman in the House... attempts to satirise this tendency. Unfortunately, the result is overwrought and tedious.

It’s finally February! The shortest month of the year and then it’s officially spring. Things are looking up, all you need is some good TV.

The boat trip directed by Kenneth Branagh may be a thrilling adventure, yet it does not demand much from the viewer’s `little grey cells`.

Adventures of Buck Wild is trading on the ubiquitous name of a successful franchise that has been rapidly declining in quality for years.

Whether you are treating yourself to a takeout or are nursing a hangover after a night of splashing out, a TV can always make things better.

Brazen is a low quality, melodramatic whodunnit that fails to hit the already low bar of mid-level murder mysteries.