Movies out this week include:

Colony Early Man Late Fame La La Land The Marching Band Mutiny Shaun The Sheep Movie & Sons Stop! That! Train! Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma Trainspotting

Latest reviews:

Pretty Babies Borges And Me Reap The Whirlwind Stoner The Tournament The Angry River Skintown & Sons The End Of Oak Street Capsized Mutiny Stop! That! Train! Sea Of Glass Spider-Man: Brand New Day Tokyo Burst: Crime City Holy Days As Light As Air The Occupant Of The Room The Fated Hour The Summer Book

Latest DVD reviews:

Reap The Whirlwind Hunt For The Wilderpeople The Name Of The Rose The Searchers Weapons Of Death

Eye For Film >> DVDs Out Now

Fear Eats The Soul
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Touching romance between a lonely widow and an immigrant worker.
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Fantastic Planet
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Trippy, Seventies animated version of the biblical story of Exodus.
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Three Extremes
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Three of Asia's premier horror directors deliver spine-tingling short tales of terror, torture and tormented twins.
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A Better Tomorrow II
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John Woo’s 80s gun-toting, triad-splattering sequel.
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Funny Games
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A family is held hostage by two polite young men who use games as a form of torture.
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The Wicker Man
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A policeman gets more than he bargained for on a remote Scottish isle.
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Odd Man Out
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An injured IRA man goes on the run in the forbidding back streets of Belfast.
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Coast Guard
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A border soldier loses grip of reality after an accidental killing.
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Viridiana
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A repressed nun desperate to maintain her Catholic ideals is tested as she takes residence on her uncles debauched estate in Luis Buñuel's controversial Palme d’Or snatcher.
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The Nameless
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A distraught mum gets a call from the daughter she thought was murdered five years ago and sets out to find her - but instead discovers indescribable evil.
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News

Beach house blues Mia-Kate Russell, Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn and Bailey Spalding on Penny Lane Is Dead

Giving voice Andrea Grant on residential schools and The Bones Of Our Never-cestors

Women who are deadlier than the male Greek gothic noir Sea Of Glass turns the tables on two mainstream classics

The antithesis of a love story Sarah Bolger on working with Abner Pastoll on Frightfest opener Nervous

Coming of age in a conflict zone Skintown director on The Troubles, male friendship and winning the Sean Connery Prize

Dolly Parton dead at 80 Star remembered for her music, acting and philanthropy

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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:


Sarajevo announces winners


Sarajevo Woody Harrelson awarded Heart of Sarajevo after lively masterclass


EIFF Gets back its mojo


Locarno Isabella Rossellini receives Excellence Award


London Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut to close festival