The best of TV and streaming this week

BBC documentary ‘Atomic People’ talks to survivors of the A-bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki; Netflix amps up ‘The Decameron’ in its adaptation of Boccaccio’s classic; ‘Time Bandits’ is a 10-part reboot of Terry Gilliam’s 1981 cult classic; Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram star in intelligent US drama ‘Lady in the Lake’; the must-watch ‘Hell Jumper’ profiles a volunteer who saved hundreds of Ukrainians; a feast for the senses in globe-trotting food show ‘Omnivore’ — reviews by Dan Einav

Atomic People TV review — survivors reveal the bomb’s human fallout
A new BBC documentary gathers harrowing testimony from living witnesses of the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The Decameron, Netflix review — black comedy sends up the Black Death
A new adaptation of Boccaccio’s pestilent classic amps up the camp and offers lashings of bodily fluids
Time Bandits TV review — Apple’s charming reboot of a fantasy cult classic
Terry Gilliam’s 1981 film is remade as a 10-part series following the surreal journey of a quirky cadre of interdimensional thieves across different epochs
Lady in the Lake TV review — Natalie Portman excels in dreamlike 1960s thriller
New Apple TV+ drama cleverly contrasts two Baltimore women from different backgrounds whose lives collide
Hell Jumper review — volunteer who rescued hundreds of Ukrainians remembered in stirring BBC doc
This affecting tribute tells the story of Chris Parry, who was killed whilst evacuating civilians from the war zone
Omnivore, Apple TV+ review — glossy food show is a feast for the senses
Chef René Redzepi crosses the globe to uncover stories behind the foods we eat