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Cinema
From the fraught relationship drama True Things with Ruth Wilson and Tom Burke to the new Downton Abbey movie with Maggie Smith, here are the best films coming in April
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Immersive
In the final episode of The Third Day, Helen (Naomie Harris) is finally reunited with her husband Sam (Jude Law), who's become a Christ-like figure on Osea island
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Immersive
In the penultimate episode, Helen (Naomie Harris) searches for Sam (Jude Law) who, it turns out, is her husband. And when a pregnant woman needs urgent attention, Helen steps up
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Theatre
In The Third Day's third chapter, Winter, Naomie Harris enters a chilly Osea. But the community's split in two, making the island even more dangerous than before
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Immersive
This special 12-hour live broadcast sees one continuous shot moving through Osea island. Sam (Jude Law) has been chosen as the father, but has to fulfil a gruelling initiation first
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Theatre
In the third episode, Sam (Jude Law) endures a nightmarish journey to finally escape Osea Island. But everything's against him
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Theatre
Sam (Jude Law) spends yet another day on Osea Island, learning more about its folklore and becoming closer to anthropologist Jess (Katherine Waterston)
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Immersive
In a strange and elusive collaboration between Sky and Punchdrunk, The Third Day stars Jude Law as a reluctant visitor to a mysterious island off the British coast
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TV
Paolo Sorrentino's The New Pope sees Pope Pius XIII (Jude Law) in a coma, and the Vatican scrabbles to find a new supreme pontiff. Is John Malkovich the answer?
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Natalie Portman dazzles as an abrasive chameleonic popstar in Vox Lux, Brady Corbet's film of stardom and sorrow
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Must See
Things to do
Jude Law is the sinister and cruel young American Pope in the best show currently on TV
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Preview
A largely unseen side of the literary world is explored in Michael Grandage’s directorial debut
