Sorry We Missed You https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8359816/
Quite liked it, although not an uplifting film at all. It focuses on the self-employed courier exploitation that exists in the UK and the impact it has on families, driving them deeper into poverty. It's a typical Ken Loach film, interesting and eye-opening.
Baker Street underground station gents toilets seem relatively cruisy at times.
And then there's those famous videos from Carnaby Street.
That's an odd pairing for Beautiful Thing. Shouldn't it be Jamie and Ste?
You might like Tidying Up with Marie Kondo on Netflix. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8115560/?ref_=nv_sr_1
Personally I hated it, and gave up 15 mins in.
The scheduling is so frustrating. Long gaps in the middle of seasons means it's hard to keep track of.
I really enjoyed this series, all of the seasons and thought it developed well. Well worth a second viewing if you didn't click with it the first time.
I'd watch it out of curiosity, but fear it was of its time and wouldn't be as good. Things have moved on very significantly over the last couple of decades. I wasn't a fan of the US version, which IMHO went on too long. I think a leaving on a high is good.
I didn't like Skins (another UK show) when they tried it with new characters.
It would have been good to do it with the original characters, and show how they've moved on. Although a lot of people think it is lame, I think Will and Grace has benefited from characters that have actually aged, making it true to original fans!