. Hall's inventive camerawork brings to life the vibrancy of the boys' social world, underscored by a cutting edge hip-hop soundtrack featuring Skinnyman and DJ Flip.
Four young friends struggle to make their way in London's underworld.
A refreshingly low-key and visually distinct work.
Tomás is trying to make his way in Bogota. Looking for his young brother Jairo, he sets out on a journey that will test his ability to deal with the fear and wounds of the past.
It wouldn't matter so much if Holofcener was seeking to undercut some of this privilege but what the film appears to be saying is that it's okay to be materialistic, as long as you occasionally wring your hands about it first.
Ensemble comedy drama explores the angst of middle-class New Yorkers.
While Sartet's back story is as pulpy as they come, it's the delivery that matters and in terms of action thrills, Cavayé never takes his foot off the throttle.
An ordinary nurse defies all odds to help an injured gangster escape from the hospital where he works in order to save his kidnapped, pregnant wife.
The fun has been replaced by contemporary posturing, the carefree by right-on slacktivism, and the nostalgia by a desire to be an action film that revels in shocks and thrills, despite its inherent redundancy.
A remake of the nineties classic in which a young FBI agent pursues an athlete he suspects of leading a gang of robbers.
Like all good road trips, the destination may be a the top of the protagonist's mind but the film says a lot more about his past and present than his future.
A disenchanted architect goes on a road trip with an elephant.
Popescu's film isn't about loud recriminations but the way that lives can disintegrate by degrees.
Cristina and Tudor Ionescu have founded a happy family with their two children, Maria and Ilie. But when one of their children disappears, their life changes forever.
