The perfunctory plot is much less of a serious crime than The Sweeney's worst offences, however - that it feels dated and, for all its surface gruffness, pretty daft.
The Flying Squad investigate after a robbery turns sour.
It plunges you right into a Midwest midwinter, where wind and snow scour a starkly beautiful landscape and a built-in woolly jumper is a prerequisite for survival.
A year in the life of a flock of sheep and the people who tend to them.
Beesley uses his conventional frame to cast light on people who normally have no voice, on issues that have few public champions and on 'inside' perspectives that invert expectation.
Documentary tracks the preparations for the Oklahoma State Penitentiary Rodeo in the second year that female cons are allowed to take part.
The story is so predictable you wait for that running-through-the-spray on the beach scene with dread and could choose the girly ballads on the soundtrack with pinpoint accuracy.
A zany blonde with a mysterious illness invites a workaholic ad exec to live with her for a month.
While the film may be monochrome, every colour of emotion is represented here, from elation in the creative process to anxiousness and disillusionment.
Documentary following the songwriters and stars of Once, after their triumphant Oscar win.
Despite a solid cast and good use of location, we really have been here many times before, regardless of how many twists Lahiff compounds to get us there.
Thriller, sees the paths of a drug dealer, a dissatisfied wife, a straight up ex-soldier and a psychotic cop collide.
The performances are excellent, with Spencer conveying the emotions and suffering Tony endures admirably and Rush, as his alcoholic, abusive father is wonderful.
Drama, based on the true-life story of Aussie swimmer Tony Fingleton.
Its real achievement is the skill with which it balances its inspirational message with an honest portrait of day to day life and what it means to be an athlete.
The Jersey Hammerheads is a competitive swim team made up of a diverse group of teens on the autism spectrum.
It can be hard to keep tabs on the various characters and factions and their relationships with one another... but this is perhaps part and parcel of the process of adapting any multi-volume fantasy epic.
Martial arts action extravaganza in the style of the Hong Kong greats.
The film appears to be trying to work on some higher metaphorical level where conventional narrative is not needed, and it is up to audiences to carefully unpick what ideas and themes are being offered up without any real guidance.
A man finds himself trapped in a plain white room where strange symbols appear in response to his actions.
