TV Reviews

‘We Are Who We Are’ review: Luca Guadagnino’s dazzling opera of adolescent confusion

The 'Call Me By Your Name' director depicts teenage life on a US military base in a moving celebration of outsiderdom

First look: ‘His Dark Materials’ season two is a dark adventure in adolescence

**Spoilers for 'The City Of Magpies' ahead**

‘Industry’ review: brash banker drama plays like ‘Mad Men’ with a hint of ‘Skins’

Sex, drugs and tons of cash – the BBC's new series follows a group of fast-living financial recruits

First look – ‘The Mandalorian’ season two: familiar faces in old places

**Spoilers for 'Chapter 9: The Marshall' ahead**

‘Truth Seekers’ review: Nick Frost and Simon Pegg reunite in small-screen ‘Ghostbusters’ pastiche

An underwhelming if warm eight-part series that suggests Frost and Pegg’s powers are starting to wane

‘The Queen’s Gambit’ review: punked-up chess drama fails to deliver a checkmate move

A glamorous Anya Taylor-Joy doesn’t show the true cost of addiction

‘Grand Army’ review: strained Gen Z series that’s a swollen showcase of trauma

The kids really aren’t alright

‘The Undoing’ review: top-tier New York mystery from the team behind ‘Big Little Lies’

Hugh Grant and Nicole Kidman star as a husband and wife on the brink of disaster

‘The Haunting Of Bly Manor’ review: gothic horror ditches scares for soapy drama

Hunting for ghosts? At Netflix's newest haunted house, you're more likely to catch the butler getting off with the maid

‘The Walking Dead’ season 10 finale review: ‘A Certain Doom’ marks the beginning of the end

**Light spoilers ahead**

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