Becoming Cousteau review: A charming portrait of a conservation icon
20 October 2021
A film exploring the passion and work of Jacques-Yves Cousteau doesn't shy away from some of his more questionable moments
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The Trick review: How the Climategate scandal rocked the world
18 October 2021
The Trick on the BBC is a dramatisation of the Climategate scandal, when researchers were wrongly accused of faking evidence of global warming. The film is a correction of the record and evidence that it isn't too late to make up for lost time
Escape from Extinction review: How crucial are zoos for conservation?
13 October 2021
A one-sided documentary claims that zoos are essential to reversing the sixth mass extinction, skipping over many of the nuances of captive breeding
The Story of Looking review: A new film examines the visual world
15 September 2021
Mark Cousins takes a personal look at how what we see shapes us. It may just make you reconsider how you view things
Crazy, Not Insane review: Why do people become murderers?
25 November 2020
True-crime shows focusing on the act of murder are booming. Alex Gibney's new documentary Crazy, Not Insane instead looks at what might spawn a killer
