Review: Chernobyl

The immediate battle to contain the disaster takes up several episodes and is credible, exciting and horrifying.

Franco Zeffirelli, 1923–2019

He may not have been a man you’d want to know personally. But his cultural legacy is undeniable.

A sincere, compelling and ultimately damning portrait of Georgia’s destructive macho attitudes.

Mediocre film for sure, but reasonably well paced, with moments of fun and action.

A colorful feast for our eyes and ears, made by people at the top of their game.

Watching these celebrities struggle with the question is always far less interesting than their actual work.

Fans of the show will appreciate it more than others, but its elegance, humanity and wit is universal.

Beautifully staged, with compelling, stylish recreations of movies and stage shows.