
Emma (dir. by Autumn de Wilde, 2020)
There are many things to appreciate about this fresh take on Austen’s novel, including lively music, stunning cinematography, vivid set decorations, and gorgeous costumes.

There are many things to appreciate about this fresh take on Austen’s novel, including lively music, stunning cinematography, vivid set decorations, and gorgeous costumes.

Where the episode succeeds in capturing the essence of the novel it seeks to celebrate, it fails to do justice to its author: Mary Shelley.

A lacework of exquisitely subtle yet blistering passion, Portrait of a Lady on Fire is less an ephemeral flame and more a firebrand on the soul.

A lively and engaging discussion which, unfortunately, neglects to explore the story of coffee beyond the West.

A lively and accessible introduction to political history of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Radio 4's adaptation of Voltaire's satire is a triumph.

A fine introduction to one of eighteenth-century Britain's most influential political events.

Make Britain Great... And Stuart Again!

A claustrophobic and iconoclastic take on Queen Anne's reign.

An intelligent and playful adaptation of Sterne's masterpiece.