"Your AI overlord bitch can't reach you here. Like I said: it’s just you and me."

Jerrod Carmichael’s black comedy about a suicide pact between two best friends perfectly balances humour with serious themes about depression and trauma. 

This triple bill of audio plays touches on themes belonging, loss, and healing, and delivers a few rather poignant moments over the hour-long runtime. 

To pursue independence and artistic freedom, do you have to abandon your duty to your family? Cheryl Ho and Rachel Lee spotlight loneliness, inner turmoil and the pressure of meeting expectations in their Brighton Fringe piece

As part of BFI's Anime Season, Xena manages to get a preview of recent anime film, Summer Ghost, which explores our darkest curiousities and learning to enjoy and appreciate the flaws of life.

Let me transport you to your childhood and remind you of every child’s favourite way to learn history: Horrible Histories.

An estimated 200 million people tuned in last Saturday to watch Ukraine win the top prize, and Great Britain’s Sam Ryder take second place

Review of Lin Manuel Miranda's 'Encanto'

Can the UK actually skyrocket to the top of the leaderboard after crash landing to the nul points slot for two consecutive years?

Kiarostami’s late-career masterpiece is a walk-and-talk romance with a bizarrely intriguing twist.

This New Creatives short film is an abstract representation of grief told through the eyes of a mother who has lost her son.

The new Marvel is here and promises excitement, thrills and... scares? Let's find out if it delivers!