Subtle twists in novel of cold war ambiguities
Exuberant times with Grimes at the Social
It's hard to empathise with the dysfunctional couples in a new play set in suburban Chicago because they're too one-dimensional
With all the attempts to invade our privacy by government quangos, it's no surprise that a writer-director like Randal Cole would turn up with an unusual stalker movie.
Burgeoning lust, incest, matricide and the seduction of a holy man by Satan are at the centre of this Gothic tale with a supernatural twist set in 17th-century Madrid.
Lively, engaged and up-to-the-minute, this comedy tells the story of a trio of female university students who run a centre providing doughnuts and good coffee to depressed and suicidal students.
US puppeteer Kevin Clash grew up in 1970s Baltimore with a unique dream and this documentary traces how he realised it.
As the Con-Dems continue to ravage our public services, child crime is an inevitable consequence Even so, the right wing screams for more prisons and punishment with nary a thought for rehabilitation.
This political thriller recalls a very difficult chapter in French history when, in 1994, four Algerian terrorists from the GIA - the Armed Islamic Group - hijacked an Air France plane.
This documentary by Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald immortalises Bob Marley and his magical music.
Don't be fooled into thinking this is a film about the Avengers' Nick Fury even though it stars Samuel L Jackson because you are going to be mightily disappointed.
Anne (Juliette Binoche) is a wealthy Parisian and a caring mother.