The Wrap: January 2024 | ScreenUK

Let's have some fun tonight! Check out our round-up of the best film, TV, animation and video game titles coming to a screen near you this January.

A young Black woman and an older white man stand looking serious in a dark setting

TV

Criminal Record

A white woman and white man sitting on the grass playing with a young baby and smiling

TV

Fool Me Once

Super close up image of a praying mantis insect with a red background

TV

A Real Bug's Life

A group of young Black teens in trendy clothes in a colourfully graffitied underpass

Film

The Kitchen

A white woman and man in 1930/40s outdoor clothing in a sunny rural Yorkshire setting standing in a green field with a dry stone wall behind them

TV

All Creatures Great and Small (Series 4)

Images of a young Black woman and man in colour performing into a microphone, and black and white images of them looking determined

TV

Champion

A middle aged white man sitting in a car loading a gun

Film

American Star

Gameplay of a cartoon powerwash gun head with a mitten-ed hand washing soot off to reveal a colourful Christmas tree and presents

PowerWash Simulator ‘Santa’s Workshop’

A young white woman in a glamourous silver fringe dress in a purple lit nightclub

TV

Sexy Beast

Two white men and a young mixed race man on horseback in a moody rural 1900's setting

Film

The Settlers

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TV

The Man with 1000 Kids

In this unthinkable true-crime series, a charismatic but deceptive man is accused of fathering hundreds of children across the globe.

A black woman with cropped hair stands in a swim suit on the edge of a low rock overlooking a serene, vast blue sea in Greece

Film

Drift

Based on the novel by Alexander Maksik, Anthony Chen directs this gentle but deeply affecting character drama.

A young mixed-race Black woman and a young white woman dressed in grand period dresses sitting on ornate chairs

Film

Belle

Seemingly inspired by the work of Jane Austen, a subtle social consciousness permeates this assured costume drama.