Theatrical Releases

★★★★✰ Canadian film Starbuck is a heartfelt comedy about a forty-something slacker whose past as a sperm donor comes back to haunt him.

A grieving couple decide to foster a child after being told they cannot conceive in Jonathan Newman's Foster.

Ben Affleck’s Argo is an excitingly tense thrill ride with some wonderfully surprising humor thrown in for good measure.

After a four year hiatus, Britain’s most famous spy is back in his most personal and assured feature since Goldeneye. We review Skyfall.

★★★✰✰ Although predictable at points, the producers of Paranormal Activity and Insidious serve up a healthy slice of terror in Sinister.

★★★★✰ Logan Lerman, Emma Watson and Ezra Miller star in Stephen Chbosky's adaptation of his own novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

★★★★✰ Zoe Kazan's Ruby Sparks offers a refreshingly new and intelligent take on the rom com genre.

★★★✰✰ Radioman has worked with Hollywood's biggest talents and has been an extra in over 100 Hollywood films. This documentary explores the life of this mysterious man.

★★✰✰✰ Clive Owen, Andrea Riseborough and Gillian Anderson star in Shadow Dancer, an adaptation of Tom Bradby's thrilling IRA novel.

★★★✰✰ A man who’s just been released from a mental hospital gets a job at an ice cream parlour in Some Guy Who Kills People.

City Slacker is a satisfying and uplifting tale of love, greed and family revolving around one woman’s desperate search for companionship.

Taking a wide shot against the workings of American politics, The Campaign stars Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis.

★★★★✰ Barbara focuses on the internal workings of its characters, rather than the workings of the oppressive system that they inhabit.

★★★★★ Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis go toe to toe in Rian Johnson's sci-fi action thriller where assassins kill people sent back from the future for monetary gain.

★★★★★ We review Raiders of the Lost Ark, the first Indiana Jones adventure to hit cinema screens back in 1981. (Reviewed in IMAX)