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TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

The Los Angeles Film Critics Association convened virtually on Sunday to announce its 2020 prizewinners. In a year where the movie industry has been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s awards ceremony abandoned its stringent eligibility rules to include pictures that premiered at film festivals but have not yet had theatrical, streaming or video on demand releases. Top honours went to Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe,’ an anthology of five films about London’s West Indi...

TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

Time and Wolfwalkers are gathering early awards season momentum, having picked up corresponding wins from New York Film Critics Circle on Friday. LAFCA president Claudia Puig hailed McQueen’s quintet of films centred on the West Indian community in London from the 1960s onwards as “unprecedented, resonant and masterful”. According to reports Amazon Studios has submitted the Small Axe anthology for Golden Globes and SAG consideration, and plans an Emmys campaign in 2021. Puig added, “P...

TV by Wenlei Ma   Most of us have probably spent more time watching TV this year than usual, confined to our homes for weeks (if not months). Happily, there has been many amazing stories played out on the small screen as we turned to tales of hope, existential epiphany, endurance and hilarity to get us through our never-ending days. And if you missed any of these must-watch shows of the year, the summer break is the perfect time to catch up. WHAT WE DO ...

USA TODAY Director Steve McQueens "Small Axe," a collection of five films centered on the real-life experiences of Londons West Indian community, scored with the Los Angeles Film Critics Association on Sunday, taking best picture of 2020 and best cinematography for Shabier Kirchner. Director Chloe Zhao’s "Nomadland," starring Frances McDormand, took runner-up for best picture at the annual meeting of the prestigious critics association, which came days after New York critics hailed "First ...