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Online harassment: ‘Society is blind to the hatred of women’

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Vicky Krieps: Lockdown proved time is our deepest fear

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Riders of Justice film review: An interrogation of cinematic revenge

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Mosley: An engaging documentary that tickles around the rough edges

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William Shatner: Humanity won’t survive to reach a Star Trek future

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Nowhere Special: ‘James Norton’s special performance of repressed emotion’

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Joanna Neary and John Hegley: More of these original voices, please

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The Surrogate’s Jeremy Hersh: ‘No one in the film is right or wrong’

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Freaky review: A body-swap stabfest with emotional stakes

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Supernova: ‘I don’t think two actors on the planet could have done it better’

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Supernova review: An unfussy, careful, utterly engaging drama

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Time ticks all the usual prison drama boxes – but adds in remorse

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‘Listening to Akala is a reminder of how ugly recent British history was’

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The feat of the Fast & Furious franchise

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The Father review: Unsettling, insidious and genuinely scary

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John Finnemore’s Souvenir Programme might just be a work of radio genius

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Dream Horse review: straightforward, unfussy but full of charm

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Resonance FM: Alexa, shuffle playlist

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Rare Beasts review: A memorably bracing experience

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Cinema is back with a bang – and they won’t let you forget it

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