There Was, There Was Not

A film star is forced to face his legacy this week in Jay Kelly, the trial of leading Nazis is dramatised in Nuremberg, and the trial of a Argentinean woman who miscarried features in Belén. A pastor is asked to forgive the man he blames for his daughter's death in Valley Of The Shadow Of Death, war forces change upon a Yorkshire village in The Choral, and survivors of the Artsakh war try to rebuild their lives in There Was, There Was Not, while the fate of Parthenon treasures is discussed in The Marbles - read our interview with David Wilkinson. A young couple find themselves at odds in Die, My Love - director and stars Lynne Ramsay, Robert Pattinson & Jennifer Lawrence shared their thoughts - while neighbours bond in Dragonfly - we spoke with director and star Paul Andrew Williams & Jason Watkins. A bereaved father begins to lose his grip in The Thing With Feathers, the Exhibition on Screen team takes on Caravaggio, and an estate agent goes to extremes in Odyssey - see our interview with director and star Gerard Johnson & Polly Maberly. There's also a big screen rereleases for Kevin Smith satire Dogma.

Plus we have a great selection of streaming suggestions in our Stay-at-Home Seven, and you can check out our semi-regular column, Eye For Books.

• The Marbles
• Nuremberg
• Valley Of The Shadow Of Death
• Belén
• The Choral
• Caravaggio
• Jay Kelly
• Odyssey
• Dragonfly
• Die, My Love
• The Thing With Feathers
• There Was, There Was Not
• Dogma