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A troubled detective’s messy life fuels her drive for justice in 'Juliet' (opens the original)
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If Nordic noir has taught us anything, it’s that being a detective and having a happy home life don’t mix. The first series of Juliet made this harsh fact very clear; in a genre where returning home only to be confronted by a past that won’t stay dead isn’t exactly unusual, it’s a series that stood out by finding new ways to put its heroine on a knife edge. After returning to the scenic but sombre seaside town of De Haan to handle her deceased father’s estate, detective Juliet Dumon (Charlotte D
The golden age of porn gets a feminist twist in 'Minx' (opens the original)
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When you think of the 70s, you probably don’t think of porn… at least, maybe not right away. But there’s no denying that the decade best known for wide lapels, polyester pants and women’s lib didn’t hold back when it came to turning pornography into mainstream entertainment. Minx is a sexy, irreverent look at a time when you could sell pretty much anything with photos of naked people – even feminism. Joyce Prigger (Ophelia Lovibond) has big dreams (sometimes literally). She’s fresh out of univer
It’s all aboard for sun, sea and sudden death with the new season of 'The Good Ship Murder' (opens the original)
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When you think of a relaxing holiday aboard a luxury cruise ship, you don’t usually think of murder. Unless, of course, you’re a fan of The Good Ship Murder. Forget all that smooth sailing on The Love Boat: over the last few years this UK series has been working hard to build up the kind of ocean-going body count not seen since the Titanic set sail. Of course, there’s no point in having a ship fully stocked with murderers if there’s nobody around to catch them. Fortunately, The Good Ship Murder
It’s all aboard for sun, sea and sudden death with the new season of 'The Good Ship Murder' (opens the original)
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When you think of a relaxing holiday aboard a luxury cruise ship, you don’t usually think of murder. Unless, of course, you’re a fan of The Good Ship Murder. Forget all that smooth sailing on The Love Boat: over the last few years this UK series has been working hard to build up the kind of ocean-going body count not seen since the Titanic set sail. Of course, there’s no point in having a ship fully stocked with murderers if there’s nobody around to catch them. Fortunately, The Good Ship Murder
Whatever’s haunting the Louvre in supernatural thriller 'Belphégor', it’s out for blood (opens the original)
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Haunted relics from the distant past are creepy enough at the best of times. But a haunted relic from the distant past that’s now in the crumbling and ancient basement of the Louvre? That’s only the beginning of a whole lot of sinister activity. Hafsa Moreau (Shirine Boutella) is a newly hired art restorer at the famous Paris museum and art gallery. Her job is to take loving care of the many artworks and artefacts gathered there over the centuries, and from what we see early on, she’s pretty goo
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