Netflix’s new Middle Eastern drama Fatma is powered by a superb performance from Burcu Biricik

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The Burren was the subject of a beautifully filmed documentary narrated by Brendan Gleeson

Video-on-demand services are experiencing a boom in older audiences due to lockdowns, and terrestrial stations are cashing in by broadening offerings on their players

With many of us having little to do and all day to do it, the media and the online world have helped to pass the long hours of lockdown

Moxie is an earnest take on a serious subject, but fails to inject the humour of its more successful predecessors such as Election and Booksmart

A new RTÉ documentary shed light on the involvement of Éamon de Valera’s son in the illegal adoptions of the past

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Netflix’s new drama Behind Her Eyes quickly takes a turn for the fanciful, with deeply mixed results

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The streaming giant is taking a risk by raising its tariffs just as other hugely-resourced competitors are upping their game

The veteran star is a pleasure to watch in Paul Greengrass’s latest

From the creators of Gomorrah, ZeroZeroZero is an unflinchingly brutal crime thriller that relies a little too much on suspension of disbelief

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Stuffed with great performances by quality actors, Netflix’s Call My Agent is eminently bingeable fare

Simon Stone’s archaeological period drama is a feast of terrific performances

Ramin Bahrani’s adaptation of the Booker-winning novel is a compelling look at how India’s other 99 per cent lives

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Paddy Slattery’s first film is not without its flaws, but has enough energy and telling detail to impress