What is on TV tonight? Inside Facebook, Secrets of Cinema and Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
The Week rounds up the best picks for this evening’s television
Gregg Wallace returns tonight for another series of Inside the Factory, which explores in detail how products are made. Tune in at 8pm on BBC Two to see the presenter visiting Derbyshire coffee factory, which produces 175,000 jars of instant coffee every day.
On ITV at 9.30pm, Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell help more people reunite with their relatives in a new series of Long Lost Family.
Meanwhile, Dispatches goes undercover to see who decides what can and can’t be posted on Facebook in Inside Facebook: Secrets of the Social Network at 9pm on Channel 4.
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BBC Four has a new series for film buffs at 9pm: Mark Kermode's Secrets of Cinema. The film critic examines the tricks and techniques behind popular movie genres. Tonight he looks at romantic comedies, from Bringing Up Baby to La La Land.
Tonight’s best film recommendation is David Fincher’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011), at 9pm on Sony Movie Channel. A journalist (Daniel Craig) recruits the help of a reclusive computer hacker (Rooney Mara) to solve the case of a teenager who disappeared 40 years ago. The English-language remake, based on Stieg Larsson’s book, “is sleeker, smoother, sexier than its Swedish predecessors”, says The Guardian.
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