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John Grisham is known for turning legal drama into page-turning entertainment. But with The French Illusion, he’s shifting gears. This time, the stakes move beyond courtrooms and into the murky terrain of international intrigue.

March brings a new wave of feelings and stories ready to be shared on the big screen. So join us as we explore the most awaited drama films of March, each one promising to stir a range of emotions that connect with this changing season:

Hollywood’s biggest night turned into a dramatic two-film showdown at the 98th Academy Awards. By the time the ceremony ended, One Battle After Another emerged as the night’s dominant force, while Sinners - despite entering with a record number of nominations - still secured some of the ceremony’s most high-profile wins.

The British Book Awards - widely known in the publishing industry as the Nibbies - celebrate the titles and authors that have made the biggest impact on readers and the book market in the UK. Organised by The Bookseller, the annual awards recognise both literary achievement and commercial success across a wide range of categories.

It's finally spring and being in action is more than wanted. And not only on the park running tracks but on the screens as well. Because a good action and thriller movie is also an excellent work-out:

March introduces a new wave of eagerly awaited series designed to captivate audiences. Highlights include long-anticipated detective dramas, such as the intriguing adaptations of Young Sherlock and Scarpetta, which promise thrilling mysteries and complex characters. For those seeking lighter fare, comedies like Rooster are sure to provide much-needed laughter and entertainment. Additionally, horror fans can prepare for spine-chilling tales with the unsettling series Something

Snow storms all over the world are the last statment of this winter. At least we hope so. But it's a very good reason to spend your evening at home reading a book before naughty spring invites you outdoors. So take a look at our February Top 5 of new book releases and dive into the world of exciting stories:

One Battle After Another triumphed yesterday at 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards snatching six prizes, including Best Film, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson), Beest Cinematography, Best Editing and Best Supporting Actor (Sean Penn).