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George Clooney’s TV adaptation of Joseph Heller’s World War II satire Catch-22, is darker than Mike Nichols’ 1970 feature film version but is still well worth watching, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote is a hot mess but could only be a Gilliam film and that's a good thing, reports Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Dan Slevin previews this year‘s Documentary Edge film festival. Read more Video

Brightburn asks, what if Superman had turned up in that cornfield as a baby but he wasn't destined to be on our side? Dan Slevin reports. Read more Video

Ryan Reynolds and some great cinematography make Pokémon Detective Pikachu a much better film than it has any right to be, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Dan Slevin picks some highlights from the recent additions to Kiwi streaming services. Read more

Dan Slevin says that Kenneth Branagh’s portrayal of Shakespeare's autumn years, All Is True, certainly feels true. Read more Video

Microbudget Wellington indie Status Pending looks at love in the social media age, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Between season one and two of Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge has turned good television into the best television you might see this year, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

With the third film about to hit cinemas, Dan Slevin, recommends the John Wick franchise to fans of cool cinema. Read more Video

Charlize Theron’s star power is put to good use in the appealing romantic comedy Long Shot, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Dan Slevin recommends The Chills: The Triumph and Tragedy of Martin Phillipps. Read more Video

Dan Slevin’s latest guide to new streaming TV shows. Read more Video

Dan Slevin recommends John Reid’s superb history of Pacific Films and John O’Shea, Whatever It Takes. Read more

There’s lots of plot to keep you engaged in Prime Video’s exclusive thriller The Widow, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Wonder Park is a surprisingly effective way to introduce your child to the concept of how unhappy they might become later on in life, reports Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Dan Slevin recommends you check out one of his favourite annual big screen events. Read more Video

Amma Asante's Holocaust drama Where Hands Touch illuminates the persecution of an unexpected minority in Nazi Germany, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Body-swap comedy Little is often uncomfortable watching – and not in a good way, says Dan Slevin. Read more Video

Rental trumps streaming in this week’s guide to online feature film content from Dan Slevin. Read more Video