Film ReviewReview: Safe Haven (2012)Nicholas Sparks’s latest weepy adaptation Safe Haven is a sure fire hit for girls’ nights in in the future.By James McLaughlin
Film ReviewWhite Material (2009)Powerful, affecting; White Material is another beautiful and lyrical film from Claire Denis starring the incomparable Isabelle Huppert.By Rob Batchelor
Film ReviewMcCullin (2012)McCullin is a fascinating documentary on a difficult subject, told without gloss or shying away from the truth.By Rob Batchelor
Film ReviewReview: Beau Travail (1999)Claire Denis's Beau Travail is a hallucinogenic exploration of the boredom of soldiers in the French Foreign Legion is stunning and surprising.By Rob Batchelor
Film ReviewStitches (2012)Stitches is a ludicrously gory horror that struggles a little with an identity crisis but proves to be worthy of your time.By Paul Anderson
Film ReviewSilent House (2011)Silent House is a remake of the Uruguayan film, La Casa Muda, a horror shot in real time in the illusion of one take, starring Elizabeth Olsen.By Gavin Thai-Low
Film ReviewKilling Them Softly (2012)Killing Them Softly may have one foot in American politics, but both arms are out to pull you in to an exciting and engaging crime thriller.By Roobla Team
Film ReviewBroken City (2013)Allen Hughes’ conspiracy thriller Broken City is not big on originality but the cast lend it a fun factor.By Jack Bottomley
Film ReviewI Give It A Year (2013)I Give It a Year is a mediocre effort let down by a lack of original jokes and the wasting of a talented cast.By Paul Anderson
Film ReviewNénette and Boni (1996)Nenette et Boni is a lusty, sensual, gritty tale of entanglements amongst a group of Parisian teenagers.By Rob Batchelor
Film ReviewChocolat (1988)The tensions of colonial Cameroon simmer throughout Chocolat, a subtle but slightly boring film.By Rob Batchelor
Film ReviewFrom Beyond (1986)From Beyond is a largely successful Lovecraft adaptation that is highly entertaining and contains some brilliant effects work.By Paul Anderson
Film ReviewBabette’s Feast (1987)Still proving to be a deserving Oscar winner, Babette’s Feast offers a truly enriching and fulfilling experience.By David Pratt
Film ReviewPremium Rush (2012)Joseph Gordon Levitt stars as a bicycle courier in New York City, avoiding the clutches of corrupt cop Michael Shannon in the action-thriller Premium Rush.By Gavin Thai-Low
Film ReviewCloud Atlas (2012)Tom Hanks and Halle Berry star in sci-fi drama Cloud Atlas, an adaption of David Mitchell's novel about six storylines connected through time.By Gavin Thai-Low