Danny is a young Jew AND a neo-Nazi, with a strong identity crisis. A movie about self-hatred and eventual self-realisation. "The Believer" is an immensely powerful film, terrifying and utterly mesmerising, with some very disturbing ideological baggage. find out more...

After the unexpected death of the vice president of the USA, Senator Laine Hanson is nominated by the president to take his place, but her path to this position is about to be seriously hampered by a powerful enemy, Senator Sheldon Runyon, who will go to any lengths to prevent such a left of centre politician becoming the second most powerful person in the country . As the accusations fly and the skeletons in the closet are aired Hanson's chances are looking slimmer and slimmer. The Contender is find out more...

When Waring Hudsucker, head of hugely successful Hudsucker Industries, commits suicide his board of directors, led by Sidney Mussberger, come up with a brilliant plan to make a lot of money: appoint a moron to run the company and, when the stock falls low enough, buy it up, take over the company and restore its fortunes. They choose idealistic Norville Barnes, who just started in the mail room, and Norville is whacky enough to drive any company to ruin, but he comes up with a brilliant idea... ' find out more...

Flighty upper class Londoner Kitty is desperate to escape her repressive family life and accepts the marriage proposal of uptight Shanghai based bacteriologist Walter. Quickly bored she instigates her husband's hatred by having an affair with promiscuous diplomat Charlie and, as if in revenge, Walter drags her off to work in a mountainous cholera infected province in rural China. Some couples grew apart, some together....highly recommended. find out more...

Two New York based siblings, would-be playwright Wendy and book writing theatre professor Jon, must put their self-absorption aside and band together to care for their cantankerous old dad. A painfully funny, sharp, witty script and, in turns, a heartbreaking story dealing with ageing, compromise and death in modern American family dynamics, with two predictably fine performances from Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman. find out more...

Back in England, in the early 80s, bullied at school and mourning his father, recently dead in Thatcher's heroic Falklands War, lonely 12-year-old Shaun finds solace with a gang of older youths in the ska influenced skinhead subculture, a culture that was about to be hijacked by a nasty and virulent form of white power nationalism. Largely based round Shane Meadows' own experiences growing up on an impoverished Nottingham housing estate. Strongly recommended. find out more...

Grady Tripp is an award winning novelist, the only problem is that this was seven years ago and he seems unable to relinquish the second book to his increasingly agitated publishers. To compound matters Grady's personal life is crumbling around him and the characters that frequent his world don't appear to be helping matters. All comes to a head one frantic, farcical and nerve shredding weekend, a series of mishaps that may consign him to the scrap heap forever or perhaps provide him with the op find out more...

Sammy has her life pretty much just the way she wants it; she's a regular church goer, her job at the bank is easy and relaxed, she has a good relationship with her young son and indeed pretty much the entire community she lives in, but the arrival of Sammy's unreliable and slightly amoral brother coupled with her new anal boss scatters her organised existence to the four winds. You Can Count On Me is drama of the highest order, beautifully performed and observed it leaves no emotional avenue un find out more...