Initially, we have Kevin McDonald’s 1999 documentary titled “One Day in September.” This film won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature. Later, in 2005, Steven Spielberg recreated these events in his movie “Munich,” with a primary focus on the consequences that followed.
It’s consistently enjoyable to watch our cherished novels come alive through screen adaptations. Notably, over twenty book-to-screen projects have been recognized by critics and are nominated at the 2025 Critics Choice Awards.
If you’re not familiar with Good Night, Oscar, this play takes you back to 1958, where you join Jack Paar, the host of the most popular late-night talk show on TV. Paar often invites his favorite guest, the unpredictable Oscar Levant, who is famous for his quick-witted remarks such as “The line between genius and insanity is thin; I’ve erased it.
In the second series of “Am I Being Unreasonable?”, all episodes are now streaming on BBC iPlayer. Fans should watch out for an unexpected, dreamlike intersection in the finale of this season.
Netflix’s Tudum offers a hint at both “intense emotional and weather upheavals,” drawing Helen, Maddie, and Dana Sue into unforeseen connections that grow stronger.
In the soap opera EastEnders, character Jonny Freeman, portrayed by actor Reiss Colwell, took another shady step forward, as his frantic efforts to hide his deadly secret grew more intense.