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In the final episode of The Third Day, Helen (Naomie Harris) is finally reunited with her husband Sam (Jude Law), who's become a Christ-like figure on Osea island
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David Tennant returns to the stage to explore Nazism in a revival of CP Taylor's production of Good, directed by Dominic Cooke
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Ben Wheatley directs this Netflix film adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel Rebecca, starring Lily James, Armie Hammer, and Kristin Scott Thomas
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Hugh Laurie stars in David Hare's latest TV project Roadkill. The four-part BBC series follows populist MP Peter Laurence, who has some skeletons tucked away. Helen McCrory also stars
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In his second film as director, Aaron Sorkin dramatises the infamous trial against eight anti-war protestors in the late 60s. Eddie Redmayne, Sacha Baron Cohen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt star
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In the penultimate episode, Helen (Naomie Harris) searches for Sam (Jude Law) who, it turns out, is her husband. And when a pregnant woman needs urgent attention, Helen steps up
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Supernova follows Sam (Colin Firth) and Tusker (Stanley Tucci), a middle-aged gay couple. They embark on a campervan journey across the Lake District after a dementia diagnosis
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Mike Flanagan's anticipated follow-up to The Haunting of Hill House, this new and emotionally intense ghost story adapts Henry James' novella The Turn of the Screw. Victoria Pedretti stars
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In Rose Glass' debut feature film, Morfydd Clarke (David Copperfield) stars as a private care worker who's converted to a dark interpretation of Christianity
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From Italy to Arrakis, Timothée Chalamet shoots for the cosmos alongside a mighty ensemble cast in Denis Villeneuve's Dune remake
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Hayley Squires stars in Adult Material, Lucy Kirkwood's new Channel 4 series set in the British porn industry. Phil Daniels and Rupert Everett also star
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In The Third Day's third chapter, Winter, Naomie Harris enters a chilly Osea. But the community's split in two, making the island even more dangerous than before
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This special 12-hour live broadcast sees one continuous shot moving through Osea island. Sam (Jude Law) has been chosen as the father, but has to fulfil a gruelling initiation first
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Street Feast founder Dominic Cools-Lartigue launches The Tramshed Project: a cultural venue, workspace and restaurant in the heart of Shoreditch
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Suffragette director Sarah Gavron turns to London teenage girls for her new film, the product of extensive workshops: showing a truthful, joyful reality
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In the third episode, Sam (Jude Law) endures a nightmarish journey to finally escape Osea Island. But everything's against him
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Keeley Hawes stars in this harrowing and fascinating ITV drama, based on the true story of Banaz Mahmod. Banaz was murdered by her family in an 'honour'-based killing
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John Cusack and Rainn Wilson star in this surreal conspiracy thriller, centred around a graphic novel that predicts the apocalypse. It's a US remake of Dennis Kelly's Channel 4 original
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In this film debut from Channing Godfrey Peoples, former Miss Juneteenth winner Turquoise (Nicole Beharie) encourages her daughter Kai (Alexis Chikaeze) to follow in her footsteps
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Millie Bobby Brown stars as the younger sister of Sherlock (Henry Cavill) and Mycroft (Sam Claflin). When her suffragette mother (Helena Bonham Carter) disappears, Enola investigates
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Sam (Jude Law) spends yet another day on Osea Island, learning more about its folklore and becoming closer to anthropologist Jess (Katherine Waterston)
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A haunting short film inspired by Arthur Pita's ballet The Mother, starring the superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova, is released online
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Pushing four new suspects into Criminal's snazzy interrogation room, this season stars Kit Harington, Sharon Horgan, Sophie Okonedo and Kunal Nayyar
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In a strange and elusive collaboration between Sky and Punchdrunk, The Third Day stars Jude Law as a reluctant visitor to a mysterious island off the British coast
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Slapstick silliness and mishaps abound in Mischief Theatre's Magic Goes Wrong at the Vaudeville Theatre
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Mischief Theatre Company's farcical tale of theatrical disaster continues to delight on the West End
