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The 1970s ‘Open Door’ project gave members of the public free rein. Now the results can be seen in a London exhibition
Jason Segel plays a fortysomething in new sentimental tale of emotional enlightenment
Pamela Anderson shares her traumatic life story with good humour in a film highlighting exploitation and sexism
Steeped in duplicity, hubris and the power of the herd mentality, this is very much a murder mystery for our times
Chuck D’s ‘Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World’ comes to BBC2; Máiréad Tyers is magnetic in Disney sitcom ‘Extraordinary’; Palme d’Or-winner Hirokazu Kore-eda brings his geisha drama ‘The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House’ to Netflix; and ★★★★★ for ‘The US and the Holocaust’, a harrowing story of Jewish refugees — reviews by Dan Einav
Disney’s new quarter-life-crisis sitcom is an unexceptional show with a magnetic performance from Máiréad Tyers
Public Enemy’s Chuck D hosts a series focusing on rap’s rise and role as social commentary
Palme d’Or-winner Hirokazu Kore-eda luxuriates in detail and avoids fetishising the career
‘Marie Antoinette’ says more about gender and power than the violent tale of the crazily successful Chippendales club
The documentary mini-series asks us not just to remember the past but to consider how to do things differently
Post-apocalyptic series co-created by the maker of ‘Chernobyl’ somehow manages to feel hopeful
As the sport’s most decorated players bow out, a behind-the-scenes docuseries aims to bring the game to a new generation
This 1980s-set drama follows the real-life downfall of the founder of the world’s first male strip club for women
Subscribers are angry at the opaque reasons for abandoning programmes such as ‘1899’ and ‘Tuca & Bertie’
HBO Max period comedy centres on an aristocrat who swaps high society for the high seas
New docuseries draws on interviews to explore the psychology of the ‘financial sociopath’
Eric Garcia’s experimental eight-part thriller can be watched in any order
Amid a starry cast of contributors, The Beatles loom large in Mary McCartney’s memoir of a pop shrine
Sarah Lancashire has created an indelible character in Sally Wainwright’s show
A Star Wars spin-off showed how science fiction at its best can move as well as transport us
The FX series about a group of indigenous teenagers returns with more offbeat humour and familial warmth
The programme has to tread a fine line when it comes to the allegations of sexual assault
A terminally ill schoolteacher strives for a dignified death in a BBC adaptation of Andrew O’Hagan’s novel
Emilia Schüle stars as the ill-fated queen of France in a show written by Oscar-nominated Deborah Davis
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