Pedestrian animation and ancient gags make this no fun for all the family

Joanna Hogg’s quasi-autobiographical film may divide opinions, but that’s no bad thing

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We weigh up some possible contenders, from Nadiya Hussain to, er, Jeremy Paxman

Review: A Withnail and I-style study of a posh lush, but without the nostalgia

Francis Brennan takes 12 tourists to South Africa while John Creedon takes the roads less travelled around Ireland

A cartoon take on Trump, Ramsay on the rampage and Katherine Heigl joins ‘Suits’

Kaleidoscope review: Rupert Jones directs his brother Toby in this pleasingly discombobulating thriller

It’s a quality show that could also pass as a satire on the budgets of prestige television

Panellists compete for scores measured in clicks and spread bait on Twitter in a quiz that looks to reclaim fake news for satire

Alice Lowe’s new film Prevenge is a dark comedy about a pregnant woman intent on murder. The character is a "superhero", she says, "and pregnancy is her special power”

Review: ‘The Art of the Deal: The Movie’, ‘Fortune’s Wheel’, ‘The Big Fat Quiz of Everything’

The IT Crowd star is relishing his new role behind the camera. His latest, The Double, is a Kafkaesque office drama inspired by Dostoyevsky’s novella of the same name