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Jack Seale

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David Bowie: The Final Act (2025) 70% 4/5 EDIT “Ten years on, the loss still stings, but this film brings Bowie a little closer.” – Guardian Jan 6, 2026 Full Review Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember (2025) 4/5 EDIT “A Road Trip to Remember becomes not just a programme about Chris’s horror at losing the Craig of today, but a moving treatise on his sadness at letting go, as every grownup must, of the person his parent used to be, the one who gave him his childhood.” – Guardian Nov 24, 2025 Full Review Mrs. Robinson (2024) 4/5 EDIT “As captured by this programme, Robinson is a leader who actually, genuinely cares, about people and principles.” – Guardian Aug 18, 2025 Full Review What They Found (2025) 4/5 EDIT “What They Found forces us to glimpse the clearest and most terrible truth.” – Guardian Apr 15, 2025 Full Review Stevie Van Zandt: Disciple (2024) 90% 4/5 EDIT “Disciple, meandering and exhausting -- but with more entertaining moments than dull ones -- is an appropriate tribute.” – Guardian Jul 29, 2024 Full Review Bad Press (2023) 100% 3/5 EDIT “Reporting on messy events, Bad Press becomes messy itself. But if we end up frustratingly unsure about who we want as the new chief, we never waver in our support for Ellis.” – Guardian Jun 26, 2024 Full Review The Bloody Hundredth (2024) 100% 3/5 EDIT “It assumes you’ve already seen Masters of the Air. You should indeed watch the drama first, because while the documentary is a perfectly decent summary of the same story, it can’t muster the same romance or spectacle.” – Guardian Mar 15, 2024 Full Review David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived (2023) 94% 5/5 EDIT “The Boy Who Lived finds comfort in how friends cope when one of the team falls down, and it has the wisdom to recognise that the person who is supposed to need looking after often ends up caring for everyone else.” – Guardian Nov 19, 2023 Full Review Partygate (2023) 91% 4/5 EDIT “Partygate’s ending lets the Tories off lightly. But the searing contempt and bruised regret in the tale it tells before that is enough. It’s still a vital document of a moment of national shame.” – Guardian Oct 6, 2023 Full Review Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues (2022) 98% EDIT “Some stunningly crisp archive footage, particularly of old American chat and variety TV shows, combines with previously unheard personal recordings to create this rounded portrait of one of jazz’s most influential players.” – Radio Times Dec 19, 2022 Full Review A House Made of Splinters (2022) 97% 4/5 EDIT “Full of almost intolerably cold, hard truths about what happens to little ones when society is fractured.” – Guardian Nov 9, 2022 Full Review The Anthrax Attacks: In the Shadow of 9/11 (2022) 80% 4/5 EDIT “By focusing on the investigation itself, The Anthrax Attacks throws up plenty of rage-worthy injustices and tantalising mysteries.” – Guardian Sep 12, 2022 Full Review Get Smart With Money (2022) 2/5 EDIT “For anyone even slightly versed in money-saving advice, this is basic stuff...” – Guardian Sep 6, 2022 Full Review The Princess (2022) 85% 4/5 EDIT “Displays a fine eye for oblique, jarring, mischievous moments where the curtain lifts and we see the machine whir and splutter.” – Guardian Aug 15, 2022 Full Review The Wipers Times (2013) 88% EDIT “A neat way to portray the partnership's comic material.” – Radio Times Oct 11, 2020 Full Review My Dad Wrote a Porno (2019) EDIT “You'll soon get why it's been a massive hit.” – Radio Times Aug 5, 2019 Full Review 4/5 EDIT “Seeing the dead and hurt was still not as powerful or illuminating as getting to know them as people.” – Guardian May 14, 2019 Full Review Revolution in Ruins: The Hugo Chávez Story (2019) 100% EDIT “Chavez is fascinating, and some who knew him closely are interviewed here.” – Radio Times Mar 7, 2019 Full Review
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