Alastair Reid

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…a compelling, psychologically astute thriller that manages to weave a thoughtful meditation on the ramifications of isolation and suffering round its narrative poles.

Under Salt Marsh review – Rafe Spall’s thrilling Welsh crime drama is clever, gripping TV

This carefully plotted tale of the investigation into a small boy’s death is a compelling, psychologically astute watch – which constantly p

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UNDER SALT MARSH

Dir. Claire Oakley

Prod. Scott Bassett

Exec Prod. Elwen Rowlands

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‘Yellowstone’s’ Kelly Reilly to Lead New Sky Drama ‘Under Salt Marsh’ (EXCLUSIVE)

'Yellowstone' star is set to lead a new Sky Original drama titled 'Under Salt Marsh' from writer Claire Oakley.

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CULPRITS

Episodes 5, 6 & 7

Directed by Claire Oakley

Produced by Morenike Williams

Executive Producers J Blakeson

& Stephen Garrett

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It is beautifully and harrowingly done.

The Woman in the Wall review – Ruth Wilson is mesmerising in this beautifully made gothic mystery

A woman whose baby was taken away in a Magdelene laundry wakes to find a dead body in her house. Did she do it? And how does a priest’s deat

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THE WOMAN IN THE WALL

Episodes 1, 2, 5 & 6

Dir. Harry Wootliff

Motive Pictures

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MOOD

Dir. Dawn Shadforth

Prod. Lisa Walters

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Mood’s ability to cook up an atmosphere of anxiety is remarkable…

She’s a singer, a rapper – and possibly an arsonist. Nicôle Lecky is a complicated heroine being sucked into a dangerous life in this powerf

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Amulet review – Romola Garai’s room at the top holds untold horrors

An ex-soldier renovating an old house finds more than just refuge in the actor turned writer-director’s pulsating gothic shocker

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Succession, The Green Knight and Muppets: what’s new to streaming in Australia in October

Plus the award-winning Promising Young Woman, the return of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and the Australian gold rush told through new eyes

‘The Cry is cut so strikingly – in an intensely fragmented style by editor Alistair Reid – that the visual grammar of the show takes your breath away.’

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Instead of hysteria and frantic Drama-with-a-capital-D in the face of an unknown contagion, it shows the disbelief giving way to hard acceptance, the sense of ordinary life suddenly intruded upon and a new normal mandated. The slight disbelief and disorientation among the authorities suddenly confronted by the need to turn theory rapidly into practice resonates as the makers must never have envisaged.

The Salisbury Poisonings review – Novichok drama with lessons for now

While it also focuses on an unbelievable, deadly emergency, this dramatisation of the poisoning of the Skripal family is a far cry from the

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‘Amulet’: Sundance Review

Actress-turned-filmmaker Romola Garai delivers a powerful feminist horror

What a shocker. Actor/director Romola Garai weaves an almost absurdly delicious feminist revenge fantasy into the genre teaser Amulet, claiming the mother-in-the-attic (literally, ‘elevated genre’) premise and striking back hard with it. Wholly, gruesomely enjoyable, this bangs a further gong for a new wave of lower-budget British fem-horror.

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THE SALISBURY POISONINGS

Dir. Saul Dibb Prod. Karen Lewis

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