James Croot

REVIEW: It's the most-expensive German TV production of all time. A globetrotting eco-thriller based on a 2004 best-selling novel by Cologne-born author Frank Schätzing.

REVIEW: He might share a name with Hollywood's one-time King of Cool, but over the past 16 years, British writer-director Sir Steve McQueen has very much etched his own name into cinematic history.

Return to Paradise (8.30pm, Mondays from November 25, BBC First) This six-part Death in Paradise spin-off series follows the fortunes of Detective Inspector Mackenzie Clarke (Anna Samson).

Former Black Cap Craig McMillan is eagerly looking forward to New Zealand's summer of cricket hitting off at Christchurch's Hagley Oval on November 28.

Apart from reminding audiences of just what a natural and charismatic performer Keaton is, what's refreshing about Goodrich is that it's not a movie of simple solutions.

Memory (M, 103mins) Directed by Michel Franco **** New York social worker and single-mother Sylvia (Jessica Chastain) has been sober for 13 years.

From one of the best summer blockbusters of all-time to a pair of Kiwi classics, these 1985 flicks are well worth seeking out.

A small-screen prequel to two of the biggest blockbusters of the last few years debuts and the flick that caused outrage on a Qantas flight arrives.

REVIEW: It was billed as the most expensive independent film of all-time.

After more than a decade of bringing to life author Diana Gabaldon's star-crossed lovers Claire Randall and Jamie Fraser, the end is almost nigh for Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan.