Leigh Janiak

The smell of death and a striving for betterment define Soderbergh's beautifully crafted turn-of-the-century miniseries, a TV show for the ages.

The fear of the unknown is the most primal terror of them all, and a young writer-director brilliantly exploits this in her feature debut.

We mostly know about prison from films or TV, and this tough movie about life inside teaches us another thing: Jack O'Connell is a real movie star.