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It’s like Robin Hood robbing the rich and giving to the poor. Plaza is great here.

Drama

Crime

Thriller

Emily the Criminal

There has always been an air of mystery surrounding the royal family. Here though, Harry opens up about so many things that have been, up till now, off limits.

Documentary

Harry & Meghan

Downton Abbey

It’s one of the very best TV shows of the year and as good as Star Wars has been in a long time. A slightly slow start may put some off at first, but once it hits its stride it never once looks back and develops into something you cannot afford to miss.

Action & Adventure

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

War & Politics

Star Wars: Andor

It's a potent collection of crises, a mini-epic about being in one's forties and not having everything figured out, as one might believe it all should be.

Fleishman Is in Trouble

This is an old-fashioned story told with punky, modern set-dressings. Like Peaky Blinders in a new set of clothes, and while it is a worthy successor to that show, it has yet to reach that series's heights nor plumb the depths of its characters in quite the same way.

SAS: Rogue Heroes

Transcending the genres of the biopic and the sports film, director instead frames as an intimate family drama. So movie is a testament to the power of family and their unbreakable love which lifted them up.

History

King Richard

“The Favourite” is a deliciously funny and dramatic film that has fun with itself and its characters, which makes it stand out among all historical royal movies.The film also features three divine performances courtesy of Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone. Each strong-willed character warrants her own plot thread.

Comedy

The Favourite

These characters are far from perfect. But it’s the imperfections that make us want to keep watching these characters.

Western

Yellowstone

It’s far removed from “Big Bang”. So much so, even those who hate the older version of Sheldon Cooper might like the story of his childhood. Young Sheldon achieved a stronger balance between comedy and drama — and surpassed its predecessor in the most unexpected of ways.