A touching and superbly acted British film about a teenage girl whose mother suddenly leaves home, leaving her to fend for herself and her brother. The film was developed and written in conjuction with the cast who are mostly non-professional actors from the area of London it was shot in. It feels amazingly natural!

Holy moly I enjoyed this animated crazy Spider-Man film a lot! They really went to town experimenting with the animation and visual styles. Even the end credits are a piece of motion graphics art. The sound design is rad and the characters are all great too! My partner Katie usually hates superhero films, but as soon as we finished this one she said “I want to watch that again…” so, there you go!

This documentary about a friendship between an obsessed cameraman and an octopus is really beautiful to watch. Octopuses are freakin’ amazing.

This Netflix documentary about Paralympian athletes is awe inspiring. The determination, focus and skill required to perform at such incredible levels, while dealing with physical, emotional and societal obstacles is astounding.

A short Netflix documentary about a man who ran a radio station trying to contact aliens. It’s very sweet :)

A sweet road movie about a troubled man escaping his mistakes and a man with Down’s syndrome following his dreams of being a wrestler.

This documentary (also on Netflix) about the mass criminalisation of African Americans and the horrifying American prison industry is not a fun watch, but it helped me better understand the longstanding social and institutional discrimination endured by Black people in America.

A comedy on Netflix starring Charlize Theron and Seth Rogan as a politician and her speech writer. I didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as I did, and there were a couple of moments where I laughed harder than I have for ages!

An Irish supernatural comedy - very silly, nicely offbeat deadpan humour!