Shahana Goswami plays our titular character who inherits her late husband’s police constable job in this unflinching narrative debut from documentarian Sandhiya Suri that explores the roles of women in India, the oppressions they face and the line between justice and morality. 7/10

Steve Coogan is terrific as teacher Tom Michell who inadvertently adopts a penguin that changes his outlook on life in Peter Cattaneo’s funny, charming and inspiring real-life dramedy that is beautifully shot and has a great supporting cast.

Plus, we got a Q&A with the real Tom Michell, who was interesting as he talks about how he published the book and how it got adapted to film. 9/10

James Graham's play about Gareth Southgate's resurrection of the England football team is gripping to watch, even for someone like me who isn't even a fan of football (or any sport for that matter). Joseph Fiennes disappears into the role of Southgate, getting his mannerisms and accent down. The play boasts a nice ensemble including standout turns by Will Close as an exaggerated, dumbed-down Harry Kane and Gina McKee as the team's psychiatrist Pippa Grange. 9/10