The first ever annual Green Prints Awards is here! We take a look back over all the stories we've talked about this year and attempt to dish out some awards. Best of the year, worst of the year, stand out moments... who needs the Oscars?

Based on the 2020 novel by Ruuman Alam, this sci-fi apocalypse story stars Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali and Ethan Hawke- and produced by the Obamas?

We chat about the chaotic and mysterious Saltburn, starring Barry Keoghan. Is this the sexiest movie of the year?

Ridley Scott's biopic of Napoleon has caused a bit of a stir. How important is historical accuracy anyway?

David Fincher's new Netflix movie starring Michael Fassbender as a cold and calculated killer on the run from his old agency. Sound familiar? Maybe it is...

The Hunger Games prequel eleven years later. An origin story featuring Peter Dinklage and Viola Davis.

Nicholas Cage stars in an original story about an every day man who gains overnight fame when he starts appearing in everyone's dreams.

An animated series set in 17th century Japan tells a classic revenge story. Violent and powerful.

Sequel to Time with Sean Bean and Stephen Graham, the BBC gives us an (accurate?) depiction of a women's prison, with Bella Ramsey as a star performance.

Scorsese, De Niro and DiCaprio team up to expose an insidious part of American history- the murders of the Osage Nation in Oklahoma. A mob movie in different clothes, is Scorsese losing his knack?