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TV tonight: Giles Coren and Monica Galetti explore more amazing hotels Ammar Kalia, Phil Harrison, Graeme Virtue, Hannah Verdier and Simon Wardell © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Production/BBC Studios Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby © Photograph: Production/BBC Studios Giles Coren and Monica Galetti at the Jade Mountain Hotel in Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby. 9pm, BBC Two Giles Coren and Monica Galetti return for a new series of luxury wanderlust, alighting in the pre-Covid world of the Caribbean and trying out the verdant forest hotel Jade Mountain...

ON DEMAND Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (Netflix, from Wed) Netflix's latest foray into the true crime documentary genre comes from director Joe Berlinger, whose previous works include Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes and Paradise Lost. The premise behind it is to explode the mystery and mythology behind infamous locations, which each series focusing on a different place. It begins with LA's Cecil Hotel, a place already associated with violence, suicide and murder before Canadian student Elisa Lam lost her life there in mysterious circumstances in 2013. After...

Film and TV round-up: February 2021 Channel 4 start the year with three sharp shows to help you through lockdown, while MUBI continues to fill the gaping hole left by the closure of arthouse cinemas Article by Jamie Dunn | 02 Feb 2021 MUBI has always been cinephile nirvana, but as skittish studios continue to shunt their glitziest arthouse titles off to a hopefully COVID-free future ( Another Round, Promising Young Woman and Nomadland were some of the films we’d originally planned to review this month before they retreated at the 11th hour) this streaming platform’s continue...

Alan Tudyk crash-lands to Earth and steals the first body he finds in an amusing sci-fi drama. Plus: Inside Culture With Mary Beard. Here’s what to watch this evening

Channel 4’s Back knows the provincial pub is Britain in microcosm This comedy series starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb also has deep feeling for its boozer’s denizens.   In the new series of Back Stephen (David Mitchell) has left the residential hospital where he was being treated for the breakdown induced by his dastardly foster brother Andrew (Robert Webb), and has returned to the family pub, the John Barleycorn. Is he better? This isn’t clear. It’s hard to see beyond the misanthropy, which is fully intact, in spite of the therapy. Either way, he remains an utter chump. ...