FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
The Magnificent Seven come riding back into town this week in revamped form, the future of humanity depends on a zombie in The Girl With All The Gifts and carnival performers are hunted for entertainment in Rob Zombie's 31. A private eye meets a mysterious dame in Aloys, and an illegal pearl fisher falls for a conservationist in Scottish Mussel. A boy grows up with a hired killer in Norfolk - we spoke to director Martin Radich - two boys make a vow of silence in Little Men, and another boy explores the New Zealand bush in Hunt For The Wilderpeople. We go back into the woods in search of the Blair Witch, there are dodgy dealings next door in The Neighbour - see our interview with Bill Engvall - and The Infiltrator takes on a drugs cartel. If you want something lighter, there's Bridget Jones's Baby - we spoke to stars Renée Zellweger and Colin Firth. Music fans will love documentary The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years, the story of code-breaker Bill Binney is told in A Good American, and there's a re-release for the original Akira. All this, plus we're bringing you coverage of the San Sebastian Film Festival.
Warriors struggle to protect a royal baby in bloody Norwegian Medieval action film The Last King Link - on DVD Monday
Babak Anvari talks about inspiration, the djinn myth and the trouble with dolls Link in Under The Shadow, out tomorrow.
Jim Jarmusch is to present Gimme Danger and Paterson at the New York Film Festival Link #NYFF #NYFF54
Disaster looms on an oil rig in Deepwater Horizon Link out in the UK today.
NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
Cat People
Blu-Ray Review
FESTIVALS
We're looking forward to the BFI London Film Festival, which will open with Amma Asante's A United Kingdom.
The return of SQIFF Helen Wright on the Scottish Queer International Film Festival.
A broad vision Martin Radich on the trials and triumphs of filming Norfolk.
On pointe Sergei Polunin and Steven Cantor on Dancer.
All sewn up Jocelyn Moorhouse and Sue Maslin on Rosalie Ham and The Dressmaker.
Stone: US state security way beyond East German Stasi Snowden director and stars talk about whistleblowing, terrorism and biopic.
Jim Jarmusch prepares for screenings at the New York Film Festival Director to present Gimme Danger and Paterson.
We're bringing you all the latest news and reviews direct from the San Sebastian Film Festival.
We're looking forward to this year's New York Film Festival, the BFI London Film Festival, Manchester horror showcase Grimmfest, the Scottish Mental Health Arts And Film Festival and Abertoir.
We've recently been at Frightfest and the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
Read our full archive for recent coverage.
Visit our festivals section.
