Dan Einav

The six-part show is inspired by the real story of a woman who built a lucrative wellness business after faking brain cancer

The actor-cum-activist provides a deeper understanding of the social contexts behind knife-related tragedies

The feted Japanese director delivers one of the platform’s most unique series in this intimate study of four sisters

Queasy thriller shaped more by one man’s sociopathy than broader sociological insight

Two-part show explores how Springer drew huge audiences and ruined lives — though its approach is problematic

The historian’s BBC documentary ranges from the music of The Specials to the art of Pauline Boty to explain a country in flux

Netflix’s Korean megahit returns with inky-humoured satire underpinning its brutal competition

There’s no shortage of intrigue and action in new six-part series from ‘Giri/Haji’ showrunner Joe Barton

The intertwining lives of Michelangelo, Leonardo and Raphael play out in re-enactments starring Charles Dance

Ted Danson plays a retired professor-turned-undercover agent in this amiable, bittersweet show