When undeniable proof of extraterrestrial contact is released to the world, all eight billion people are forced into a shared reckoning. As governments scramble to control the truth and society fractures under the revelation, a group of strangers is drawn into its centre: a journalist-meteorologist (Emily Blunt), a political insider (Josh O’Connor), a veteran statesman (Colin Firth), a determined reporter (Eve Hewson), and a crisis leader (Colman Domingo). Their lives converge as humanity confronts its most consequential discovery.

Widely regarded as Britain’s most popular artist, David Hockney is a global cultural icon whose exhibitions in London, New York, Paris, and beyond have attracted millions of visitors. Now in his ninth decade, he continues to work with remarkable energy, curiosity, and boldness. Directed by Phil Grabsky and presented by Tim Marlow, this acclaimed Exhibition on Screen documentary offers intimate interviews with Hockney and privileged access to two landmark Royal Academy exhibitions. The result is a vivid and celebratory portrait of a 21st-century master of creativity.