Tag: Romance

Television loves a disabled protagonist it can polish into virtue. Santita rolls in from the opposite ...

Hallmark romances often save their loudest conflict for the final twenty minutes; here, the relief is ...

Protocol does most of the talking in A Royal Setting, which is a problem for a ...

The crop circles in Bodzki are fake, but the film’s faith in rural innocence is entirely ...

Affluence in Sugar Beach behaves like a glass tank: everyone can see Rosalyn drowning, and nearly ...

Blood Lines has its best scenes when nobody gets the privacy they think they want. Beatrice, ...

The strangest thing about the second season’s first kiss is that it already feels archived. I ...

Forty consecutive dates should make a city feel crowded; here, Houston keeps shrinking around one man. ...

Ayvalık has never been neutral in Another Self. The seaside town looks like refuge, with its ...

Revenge arrives here wearing a silver-grey bouffant and an accountant’s instinct for structural damage. Channel 4’s ...