Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte runs us through his big and small screen favourites.

It's farewell to French actress Édith Scob, best known for her role in Eyes Without a Face and to 'Mr Movies', Bill Collins.

To paraphrase John Lennon, just a little bit, imagine there's no Beatles. Director Danny Boyle does just that in his new movie.

Lauren Carroll Harris checks out Season 5 of Black Mirror, a show that picks at the stitches that thread our real and digital and lives together.

Lauren Carroll Harris shares her thoughts on the new season of Black Mirror. Jason Di Rosso reviews Danny Boyle's Beatles blockbuster Yesterday. Breaking Bad's RJ Mitte is in for our Top Shelf segment, and an interview with director Michael Apted about 63 Up, the latest outing in his ground-breaking 7 Up series.

Lauren Carroll Harris shares her thoughts on the new season of Black Mirror. Jason Di Rosso reviews Danny Boyle's Beatles blockbuster Yesterday. Breaking Bad's RJ Mitte is in for our Top Shelf segment, and an interview with director Michael Apted about 63 Up, the latest outing in his ground-breaking 7 Up series.

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Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck explains why he chose to invent a protagonist to tell the story of someone still living, and where the line between reality and fantasy lies in the story he tells.

Erica Glynn has won the $10,000 prize for Australian documentary for She Who Must Be Loved.

As a 2019 reboot of cult classic Tales of the City hits Netflix, Armistead Maupin joins the The Screen Show to talk about reviving the story in a very different time.