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TV highlights
Heartstopper season 2, Netflix, available now The second series of this charming coming-of-age drama follows the students of Truham Grammar School for Boys as they navigate love, friendship and identity. Following Scott and Kip’s relationship going public, it forces Shane and Ilya to finally make decisions about their own endless yearning. HR
Film choice
The Zone of Interest Saturday, 9.45pm, Channel 4
Other awards-garlanded films may come and go, but this drama will inspire awestruck discussion for decades to come. Christian Friedel – unrecognisable from his role in The White Lotus – stars as Rudolf Höss, the auschwitz commandant who lived with his wife (Sandra Hüller) and children in an idyllic country home adjoining the notorious concentration camp. For the Höss family, domestic life continues as normal, while the screams of industrial-scale murder are frequently enough audible just over the garden wall. Jonathan Glazer’s film is an immersive past drama, but it also makes chilling comment on our present moment, and humanity’s capacity to carry on as genocide takes place. Ellen E Jones
Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, disney+, out now
Prestige TV’s two favorite Jeremys – Jeremy Allen White from The Bear and Jeremy Strong from Succession – are united in this solid Golden Globe-nominated Bruce Springsteen biopic. White stars as the Boss during a downbeat period of his life when he was holed up in his Colts Neck, New jersey home, reflecting on his childhood trauma and fiddling about with the demo that would eventually evolve into 1982’s low-fi, bedroom-recorded album, Nebraska. Strong plays Jon Landau, the loyal manager and producer, who has always got Bruce’s back with the label. EEJ
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