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Black Widow ‘would have been lining up in food queues as a child’

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BBC’s I’ll Get This: Just a TV version of weak stocking-filler trivia games

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The Night Always Comes by Willy Vlautin: An arrow through the reader’s heart

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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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The Great Mistake by Jonathan Lee: Lush and memorable

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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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The feat of the Fast & Furious franchise

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Jazz from ‘the horizontal comfort of the sofa’

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Independent Bookshop Week: The best books from independent publishers

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Things I Have Withheld by Kei Miller: All that is unsaid

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The world’s narrow escape from nuclear war

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Wicked Enchantment by Wanda Coleman: Poems that race from line to line

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The Father review: Unsettling, insidious and genuinely scary

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Keanu Reeves: Saving the world with rock’n’roll… and kindness

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Fargo taps into our deepest fears, and not just because of the ad breaks

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The Final Revival of Opal and Nev: An exploration of feminist agency

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Dream Horse review: straightforward, unfussy but full of charm

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Black Buck by Mateo Askaripour: fast-paced, energetic and confident

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