This film, a bawdy and full-frontal electro rock opera constructed from live recordings of stage performances by Peaches and her support group and dancers, is as transgressive, explicit, bizarre, angry and gender-bending as they come.
Onstage shenanigans and rock opera mayhem with the eponymous rockstar.
What should have been a delicate, bittersweet comedy becomes a long-winded caper that fails to capitalise on its raw materials.
Comedy featuring four heavy-drinking misfit brothers who find a new meaning in their lives when their half sister moves in with them and discovers a lucrative, hidden talent.
We are reintroduced, through the most improbably modest of routes, to the extraordinary power that cinema can have to galvanise a community and bring it together.
A documentary about a self-taught filmmaker visiting a small town in search of a cast and crew for his latest b-movie.
Clips from Man Ray's L'étoile de mer with Kiki de Montparnasse and the famous Salvador Dali dream sequence from Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound illuminate her passion.
The action sequences are reasonably handled - although shelling out for the 3D unecessary - but there's nothing here that most kids won't have seen before and it lacks the emotional bite of franchises such as Harry Potter.
Percy and his pals go on a quest to find the Golden Fleece.
Hornby's novel is a master class in relationships and rich human interaction and the Farellys have done it reasonable justice, however diluted by its screenwriters.
The Farrelly Brothers do Nick Hornby in an Americanisation of Fever Pitch.
Despite the frequently foolish script and stereotypical characters (please note the appalling gay stereotype waiter), this is as pleasing a confection.
Miller's imagination appears steadfastly original. Her use of flashback memory, still photography and thought bites has a freshness that defies innocence.
Three short stories about women and their yearning for freedom.
From Coca Cola as the perfect commodity, full of metaphysical reality ("The real thing!"), to the Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs with the toy inside... Fiennes and Zizek do their best to make theoretical concepts understandable.
A documentary exploring the film criticism and philosophy of Slavoj Žižek.
Beard loves big landscapes and big animals; his joie de vivre and fascination with the scale of the universe come across strikingly in these epic frames.
A retrospective on the work of photographer, artist and adventurer Peter Beard.
