Paul Giamatti looks back on life filled with regret in a thoughtful inspection of love and memory. Here’s our Black Mirror: Eulogy review.

In the world of Black Mirror, when a “kit” arrives at your front door via drone, it’s rarely a good sign. In Philip (Paul Giamatti)’s case, it might be just what he needs.

The package comes from an organisation called Eulogy, a funeral company which transforms memories of the deceased into “immersive experiences”. Philip’s old girlfriend, Carol, has passed away, and his name was in her contacts list. Along with his digital guide (Patsy Ferran), the pair are able to delve into the polaroid photographs long-buried in a shoebox in the attic – memories the still heartbroken Philip would rather forget…

Playing out as a character-driven two-hander, Eulogy escapes the sci-fi thriller trappings weighing down some of the season’s previous episodes to deliver a far gentler,...