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Jeanie Finlay’s compassionate, quietly furious documentary follows Teesside fishermen demanding answers after a mass die-off of sea life devastated their livelihoods.
Update: the Avengers: Doomsday preview that aired during Game 1 of the World Series is now online, with Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards pitching at Ebbets Field before Doctor Doom arrives. In UK cinemas 16 December.
Robin Hardy’s sons Justin and Dominic dig into the papers behind The Wicker Man in a raw, personal documentary about genius, abandonment and the price of a masterpiece.
Doctor Who’s Tales of the TARDIS becomes a book, Star Trek’s streaming home gets an HBO boss, a new Alien film is in the works, Crawl 2 adds British stars and Sandra Hüller joins Avengers: Doomsday.
Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness are on Sky Mix from 9pm, Ouija: Origin of Evil is the hidden gem on Netflix, and The X-Files’ “Home” is on Disney+.
Morena Baccarin leads a warm small-town crime drama with family trouble at its heart. Our spoiler-free Sheriff Country recommendation explains why it is worth catching up on before season two.
StudioCanal has released a new trailer for the 50th anniversary 4K re-release of The Man Who Fell to Earth, Nicolas Roeg’s sci-fi classic starring David Bowie, in UK cinemas from 13 November.
Sandra Hüller and Hanns Zischler are superb as Erika and Thomas Mann in Paweł Pawlikowski’s precise, black-and-white portrait of a divided Germany in 1949.
Jenna Ortega makes a lovable artificial friend, but Taika Waititi’s version of Kazuo Ishiguro’s quiet novel smothers its heart in whimsy and an overstuffed final act.
Georgia Tennant returns as Doctor Who’s Jenny, FrightFest horror Recluse finds a home, Heat 2 is delayed again, Sam Heughan joins Viola Davis and Lupin has a new Raoul.
Lee Chang-dong’s first film since Burning is a beautifully acted, novelistic study of two couples divided by class, and one of the year’s finest films.
Big Finish sends the first TARDIS team to wartime Malta in The Missing Hour, Shudder’s The Cycle is out today and Clayface takes $3.5m in US previews.
Tom Rhys Harries melts, mutates and seeks revenge in DC’s gruesome, 18-rated body horror, a bold one-off that is stronger on gore than on ideas.
A chaotic girl sneaks into a school for monsters in this lively, colourful animated adventure with a big heart and a familiar but welcome message.
Prime Video has released the official trailer for The Mongoose, the cross-country chase thriller starring Liam Neeson, Marisa Tomei and Ving Rhames. It opens in US cinemas on 30 October, with Prime Video in Germany and France from 4 November. UK date to be confirmed.
The BBC has released the first trailer for Honey, Emma Moran’s darkly comic Cold War spy thriller starring Ann Skelly, which launches on BBC iPlayer and BBC One on Saturday 14 November.
