Margaret and Graeme review The Bookshop, sci-fi thriller Anon, and The Assassination of Gianni Versace, as well as talking to star Darren Criss.

Margaret talks to Julian Dennison from Deadpool 2 and reviews Aussie zombie film Cargo. In TV, Graeme reviews BBC First crime drama Save Me.

Charlize Theron struggles with motherhood in Tully and Westworld star James Marsden talks about making the epic sci-fi western series.

Simon Baker stars in and directs Breath. Australian classic Picnic At Hanging Rock is reimagined as a gothic drama series.

Steven Soderbergh's iPhone-shot Unsane; Steve Carell, Brian Cranston and Laurence Fishburne team up for Last Flag Flying; and in television, Kit Harrington leads another costume drama in Gunpowder.

Two new series from National Geographic; Genius: Picasso and One Strange Rock are reviewed; and in cinemas, director Mike Newell's The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.

Emily Bunt and John Krasinski star in the chilling A Quiet Place, and there's a double of animation with Isle Of Dogs and Early Man. On TV, Netflix reboots camp classic Lost In Space as a super slick sci-fi actioner.

Spielberg delivers more pop culture references than you can count with Ready Player One, and Matt Boomer stars in the survival drama Walking Out. In TV, Paterno sees Al Pacino taking on another biopic, this time regarding sexual abuse in US college football.

The Death Of Stalin was a lot funnier than history remembers. In TV, Erik Menendez tells all about the infamous murder of his parents.

Lion director Garth Davis talks about his film Mary Magdalene. In TV, we meet Barry, just your average serial killer turned actor.