Tamika Mitchell

2 days ago | thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell

From legendary techno icons and mind-warping thrillers to nostalgic live-action reboots and final missions that could decide the fate of the world, this month’s lineup is stacked. Whether you’re chasing moody mysteries, supernatural showdowns, or heartfelt tales with a cosmic twist, there’s something coming to the big screen that’ll have you booking tickets ASAP.

2 days ago | thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell

His debut exhibition, Duppy Kno Who Fi Frighten, brings together moving-image, poetry, and philosophy to interrogate fear, regret, and the beliefs we carry. As the show opens at Art’otel Hoxton, LionHeart reflects on the themes and questions that shaped this powerful new body of work. Please introduce yourselfMy name is LionHeart, I’m an artist, poet, multi-disciplinary who specialises in performance, poetry and film. My heritage is Grenadian, born and raised in the UK.

2 days ago | thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell

Blank, who shook up the industry with her award-winning directorial debut The Forty-Year-Old Version (2020), continues to carve her own lane as a fearless, genre-bending storyteller. The semi-autobiographical film—written, directed by, and starring Blank—premiered at Sundance to rave reviews, earning her the U.S. Dramatic Directing Award and Vanguard Award, and later securing a Netflix release.

3 days ago | thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell

Leading the charge is Hard Truths on Paramount+, starring the incomparable Marianne Jean-Baptiste as a woman on the edge, tangled in turmoil and tension. Meanwhile, Abbott Elementary returns with more of its signature classroom chaos, Vini Jr. dances through Netflix with football finesse, join Alison Hammond with her Big Weekend, and Murderbot on Apple TV+ gives us a whole new kind of reluctant hero.

1 week ago | thebritishblacklist.co.uk | Tamika Mitchell

This week’s lineup offers everything from heart-wrenching romance to gripping true crime and star-studded drama. On Netflix, Forever tells the moving story of two childhood friends reconnecting as teens and falling into a life-changing first love. Over on Sky Max, Poker Face returns for Season 2, with Charlie back on the run—and back to solving murders with her sharp lie-detecting instincts.