There’s no reassurance to be found in this cold world but Campos’s talent for getting mood whistling abominably through your ears is worthy of admiration.
A recent college graduate goes to Paris after breaking up with his girlfriend of five years. Once there, he falls in love with a young prostitute and their fateful journey begins.
Although the storyline is slight, the superb performances from the older experienced cast and the young actors, playing the teen trio, lift Simpatico above the norm.
A horse breeder finds his life under threat from a betting scam he perpetrated in his youth.
If this sounds like a corn fed carbon copy of a Debbie Reynolds standard, it's not
Fast talking koala bear with a great line in bull and a cool idea to save his theatre from bankruptcy organises a talent contest with hilarious, disaster prone results
Neither Entel nor Sebastian promote drugs as a lucrative trade - it may have made Escober millions but it ultimately cost him his life and ruined the lives of his loved ones.
The story of Pablo Escobar - as recounted by his son and widow.
You don't venture into this steaming snake pit without balls of steel
The Senator's power may be challenged and the femme fatale's allure may be slipping but Old Town remains a dangerous place in the neon nightscape of the graphic novel
This is so far off the map, it should be funny, but Ledger keeps a straight face and for a moment you might be forgiven for thinking he believes in what he does.
Supernatural religious tale of a fallen priest and a well dressed 400-year-old Italian charmer.
Waris Hussein breaks with the stereotype and shows Brit as a flawed, sexual character, not passive but actively trying to forge a future for himself beyond the life of dependence his disease forces upon him.
The life, loves and laughter of an irrepressible Indian with brittle bone disease.
Director Jonathan Gurfinkel's film rides a deeply uncomfortable societal line between misogynistic conservatism and liberation through feminism.
A deep dive into the grey area of sexual abuse told through the story of Gili, a teenager who in order to improve her lame social status hooks up with several different boys, all from her new school.
A sense of having been here before, as well as the suspicion that Ivan Reitman keeps everything light and frothy for commercial reasons, nags at the pleasure.
After a magazine hack crash lands in an electrical storm, she must team up with the gruff captain to survive.
An intriguing, well-acted, quietly funny film that, though it is outright weird most of the time and certainly won't be to everyone's taste, has a quirky charm and emotional heart.
Black comedy about a two-man emotional exterminator team.
The end product of a long and dismal trend in American indies, where the effort to create art just like the art one saw last week has produced a formula that is exponentially recursive.
A restless young woman reconnects with her brother while he is recovering from a suicide attempt.
A stark political satire, exposing all the divisions and frictions – social, sexual, racial, cultural and religious – of a modern multi-cultural France.
The film builds a historical and literary niche for itself which could be seen as pretentious in the extreme but which is carried by the excellent cast.
The acquisition of the skull of the Marquis de Sade proves dangerous for an increasingly obsessive collector.
Where the children's stories feel as nostalgically sweet as a Sherbet Dib-Dab and Delpy has always had a good feel for the comedy of discomfort, she fails to hold back and ultimately pushes the adults into caricature.
Nostalgic comedy on about family reunion set in the Seventies.
