What to watch
The wild true story of the infamous Mitford sisters comes to life
A new TV series charts the early life of the sisters, one of whom was called ‘the most beautiful woman in Britain’ and another who was linked to the Nazis.
- Stephanie Bunbury
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‘It can get out of control’: Why The Block is getting back to basics
Scott Cam admits “we probably had a little bit too much drama last year”. So what can we expect from this year’s season?
- Nicole Elphick
Paul Rudd, Tim Robinson and the art of social suicide
The new film Friendship is a comedy of embarrassment as a man with no friends teams up with an adventurous TV weatherman.
- Sandra Hall
I Know What You Did sequel is hooked on setting up another sequel
This reboot of the 1997 slasher movie has more ideas than the original, but makes less sense than these films usually do
- Jake Wilson
What to stream this week: Eric Bana’s Netflix thriller and five more picks
An American murder mystery featuring Eric Bana and Sam Neill? Weirdly, we’ve seen this story before. Plus: a much-hyped Stephen King adaptation.
- Craig Mathieson
The wait is over. Here’s your first look at the final season of Stranger Things
This Netflix hit is finally preparing for its end. But, nine years on, the kids are looking very different.
- Nell Geraets
- ★★★½
- Review
The incredible true-crime story that changed UK legal history
This magnetic, if occasionally hollow, four-part drama tells the tragic story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain.
- Lenny Ann Low
Everyone used to love Raymond, now everyone feeds Phil Rosenthal
The writer of hit sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond finally made it to Australia for the latest season of his long-running foodie show.
- Julia Moskin
Is property investing ‘morally wrong’? Inside Mark Humphries’ biggest project yet
The comedian known for his short political sketches has turned his sights on the housing crisis in this new doco.
- Meg Watson
- ★★★★
- Review
Mark Gatiss is brilliant in this series – just don’t call it cosy crime
The co-creator of Sherlock stars in a new post-war crime drama as an eccentric, grammar-loving bookshop owner who is also adept at solving mysteries
- Kylie Northover
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