‘Bridgerton’ (TV)
Downton Abbey meets Gossip Girl in Shonda Rhimes’ highly-anticipated period drama. Set in the high London society of the 1810s, Bridgerton follows the romances and scandals of an aristocratic family, narrated by the one and only Julie Andrews.
Release Date: 25 December
‘Death To 2020’ (film)
Charlie Brooker, the creator behind Black Mirror is giving us the perfect Netflix special to say goodbye to the trainwreck of 2020, a quick-witted mockumentary starring Samuel L. Jackson, Hugh Grant, Lisa Kudrow, Leslie Jones, Kumail Nanjiani and more.
Release date: 27 December
‘History of Swear Words’ (TV)
Join Nicolas Cage for an educative journey in expletives. The six-part comedy series explores the origins of, pop culture-usage, science, and cultural impact of curse words.
Release date: 5 January
‘Pieces of a Woman’ (film)
The Crown‘s Vanessa Kirby stars in this intimate drama about a Boston couple dealing with the tragedy and loss. The film is already getting Oscar-buzz, with Kirby winning acting honours at the recent Venice Film Festival.
Release date: 7 January
‘Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer’ (TV)
The chilling true crime series follows the man-hunt for one of the most infamous serial killers in American history, taking place in 1980s Los Angeles.
Release date: 13 January
‘The White Tiger’ (film)
Priyanka Chopra Jones stars in the movie adaptation of Aravind Adiga’s Booker Prize-winning novel The White Tiger, following one man’s quest crossing class barriers in India.
Release date: 22 January
‘The Dig’ (film)
A WWII drama following a British widow, played by Carey Mulligan, who hires an archaeologist (Ralph Fiennes) to uncovers a history-making discovery.
Release date: 29 January
‘Firefly Lane’ (TV)
Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke star in the 10-episode adaptation of Kristin Hannah’s bestselling novel that follows two lifelong friends in their 30-year friendship.
Release date: 2 February
