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Co-chiefs Sarandos and Peters face challenge of delivering returns while keeping up with rapid changes in entertainment industry
Palme d’Or-winner Hirokazu Kore-eda luxuriates in detail and avoids fetishising the career
A mini-portfolio tuned for recession
Streaming video company names new leadership as jump in subscribers brings hope of rebound after ‘tough year’
Subscribers are angry at the opaque reasons for abandoning programmes such as ‘1899’ and ‘Tuca & Bertie’
Eric Garcia’s experimental eight-part thriller can be watched in any order
Lossmaking streaming platforms and traditional channels face pivotal year in 2023, say analysts
United Talent Agency chief Jeremy Zimmer says ad-supported service ‘changes the game’ for creators
The past 12 months have brought outstanding debuts by women, a Tom Cruise megahit and dissident voices from Russia and Iran
Older dramas and comedies are the most environmental option
The MI6 thriller fails to raise many thrills, despite the pedigree of its scriptwriter
Even those who sympathised with the Sussexes fear they’re ‘overdoing it’ with their new Netflix series
The Hollywood megastar and his indie film-maker father vie for control of this curious and enjoyable biography
The actor profiles his sage and sweary therapist Phil Stutz before revealing his own insecurities
From the creators of ‘Dark’, this sinuous story unfolds on an ocean liner where everyone on board harbours a secret
Taking growth for granted
New service rolls out in 12 markets this week as company seeks to shore up revenue
Entertainment is not a cost that ISPs have to bear — it generates the demand they need for growth
Russia rolls out Iranian drones in latest move against Ukraine
Video streaming service predicts it is ‘done with shrinking quarters’ as it rolls out ad-supported tier
While existing subscribers may move to the lower-priced package, potential new customers have lots of other options
Seven-part series starring Naomi Watts indulges archness and schlocky shocks
As debate over ‘cancel culture’ rages, the New York comedy scene grapples with the line between provocation and offence
Cheaper $6.99 monthly price marks reversal of longstanding opposition to advertising
Sound performances and smart structure shape the ‘fictionalised’ series about the music streaming service
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