From Youth to Heart of the Beast: The Week's Best-Reviewed Culture Picks
A Sharon Horgan series about single life after fifty and a Brad Pitt drama set in Alaska feature among the week's top-rated releases.
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The Guardian's roundup of the week's best-reviewed culture includes a new series from Sharon Horgan exploring divorce and single life in one's fifties, alongside a drama starring Brad Pitt.
In the television series, described in the roundup as Youth, Horgan's character navigates life as a newly single fiftysomething following a divorce.
Also featured is a film in which Brad Pitt's character journeys across the Alaskan wilderness accompanied by a loyal dog, in a work titled Heart of the Beast.
The selections are drawn from the Guardian's best-rated reviews of the week, offering readers a curated guide to some of the most critically well-received culture releases across television and film.
Sources
- From Youth to Heart of the Beast: the week in rave reviews — The Guardian — Culture
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