The rich and strange debut of Panos Cosmatos throbs with style and portent, which proves a winning combination even if it is somewhat light in the narrative department.
Sci-fi fable about a young woman imprisoned in an experimental laboratory facility and the mysterious scientist who is her captor.
Pooley and cinematographer Richard Bluck bring the story to life - along with the vivid possibility of death - and the big screen is the place to see it.
A docudrama about Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary's historic ascent of Everest.
A gentle comedy that targets its jokes at environmentalists rather than the usual targets, with beautifully drawn characters you can't help but feel for.
Two friends decide to save the planet by undertaking the first ever carbon-neutral, organic, vegetarian expedition to the North Pole.
Paolo's skittishness and studied lack of depth makes him difficult to get close to as a central character but the film comes alive when Gouix is on screen.
A pianist and a double-bass player find their new love tested.
All the actors are invested in their roles and there are great supporting turns from Michelle Hurd and the always reliable Louis Herthum.
After moving to a new home, a man starts seeing otherworldly entities when he has sleep paralysis, and goes on to learn that they have a terrible purpose.
Although the original story must have had room for being a major hit, Sacha Baron Cohen it isn’t.
Two sneaky young Russians dodge the military draft and head for London, all the while figuring out the best means for screwing their respective systems.
Banderas is convincing in this role but he is the only actor who brings any grace to a movie which is filmed with a dark and obscure filter to match the unredeemingly seedy world it portrays.
A private investigator goes in search of a boxer's missing girlfriend... and a stash of diamonds.
Paul may in many ways be the ultimate ‘loser’ but he feels like a ‘winner’, so this becomes not just a study of obsession but of the essence of self-delusion and its importance in many people's lives.
Being the world's greatest New York Giants' fan proves tricky after an altercation with the team's star player.
Big Miracle isn't going to win any awards for originality or become anyone over 12's favorite film, but it serves its purpose sincerely and does what it does extremely well.
A group of volunteers race to save three whales trapped by ice.
More than just a portrait of one woman's life or a remembrance of that awful time, Big Sonia is a film about history, how we carry it with us and why it matters.
A Holocaust survivor with an outsized personality faces her biggest fear: retirement.
