When a Witness Recants Trailer: 36 Years for a Crime They Didn’t Commit
Watch the When a Witness Recants trailer: Dawn Porter’s HBO documentary on Baltimore’s Harlem Park Three, executive produced by Ta-Nehisi Coates. US 17 November.
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Watch the When a Witness Recants trailer: Dawn Porter’s HBO documentary on Baltimore’s Harlem Park Three, executive produced by Ta-Nehisi Coates. US 17 November.
Ozzy Osbourne’s final Villa Park show becomes a loud, joyous and deeply poignant concert film, with Black Sabbath’s original line-up and a staggering supporting bill.
Watch the Tyson Fury trailer: Lucy Wilcox’s Netflix documentary charts the rise, fall and redemption of the Gypsy King. On Netflix from 27 November.
Watch The Slightest Touch trailer: Colin Farrell pushes friend Emma Fogarty through the Dublin Marathon in HBO Max’s documentary. Streaming from 26 November.
Everest: The Other Side Trailer 2: the Free Solo directors follow a bid to climb and ski Everest’s North Face. In UK cinemas and IMAX from 30 October.
Netflix’s SCTV documentary trailer: Jason Hehir tells how the sketch show that launched Candy, Levy, Short and O’Hara made history. On Netflix 30 October.
Netflix has released the trailer for Taken: Natalee Holloway, a three-part documentary series in which Natalee’s mother, Beth, tells the full story. It streams from Wednesday 4 November.
Netflix has released the official trailer for Avedon, Ron Howard’s documentary about the photographer Richard Avedon. It streams on Netflix in the UK from Wednesday 11 November.
Glee returns at Disney+ and Hulu, the BBC scraps The Catch Up, Fincher trims Tarantino’s Cliff Booth script, plus Vigilant, The Experiment, Big Brother and more.
The BBC has released the global trailer for Blue Planet III, Sir David Attenborough’s six-part return to the oceans. It starts on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Sunday 1 November.
BBC Three closes as a TV channel again, This City Is Ours gets series three, plus Jumanji, Lizard Music, You Can See Everything, Jon Stewart and Christiane Amanpour.
Varada Sethu joins Slow Horses, Apu speaks again on The Simpsons, plus The Young Team, Ofcom’s Power probe, La Bola Negra’s record, Eisenberg, Musk and the Oscars.
William Shatner on why Star Trek’s optimism matters now, plus the first trailer for Cornish folk horror The Cull ahead of its FrightFest Halloween premiere.
Imperium wins the London Film Festival, You Can See Everything hits $15 million, plus Harry Styles, How to Kill Your Family, Musk, Dirty Dancing, SNL UK and The Simpsons.
Oscar-winning filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin capture an extraordinary attempt to climb and ski Everest’s direct North Face.