The exploration of the enormity of life when a recently deceased ghost returns to his house to try and reconnect with his wife. Made on a shoe string and in secret, it is a hypnotic observation of life and time after we die and it achieves to visually convey the psychological weight of certain death and that life will continue once we're gone. The people sitting next to me left the cinema about 20 minutes in because it is indeed a very slow moving film and I can understand why they left but t find out more...

Dae-jin and his brother Ho-jin are as close as brothers can be. Hurriedly on the way to the car race in which his brother is competing, Ho-jin is killed while, simultaneously, Dae-jin is critically injured in a track incident. After waking up from a long coma Dae-jin unerringly takes on the entire habits as well as the looks of his worshipped brother. Matters escalate after he falls into an addictive tryst with Ho-jin's wife that goes far beyond a brother and sister-in-law relationship... find out more...

A supernatural, fantastical tale of love found in the sleezy and glitzy streets of central Paris. 'Angel–A' is quintessential Luc Besson, ie little in the way of story, but my, the cinematography from Thierry Arbogast does look absolutely stunning. find out more...

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Human Nature; 1913 and Martha watches in jealousy from afar as the Doctor learns what it is to be human and falls in love with the local school nurse. The Family of Blood; the Doctor must deal with the repercussions of his decision to become human....as The Family Of Blood unveil themselves. Blink; "Don't Blink. Blink and you're dead. Don't turn your back. Don't look away. And don't Blink. Good Luck." These cryptic messages, left on 17 DVDs, lead Sally Sparrow to assist the Doctor and Martha, wh find out more...

A young man has an affair with an older woman, but he is very jealous of her husband and decides that they should kill him. One night, after the husband's had plenty of sake to drink and is in bed, they strangle him and dump his body down a well. She pretends her husband has gone off to Tokyo to work and for three years the wife and her lover secretly see each other, but suspicions arise and people begin to gossip. To make matters worse, her husband's ghost begins to haunt her and the law arrive find out more...

Julien spends his days fixing clocks and blackmailing a fake antiques dealer, Madame X. With the sudden reappearance of the love of his life, Marie, Juliens world is thrown into disarray. Marie has an enigmatic secret, a secret that only Madame X can help Julien understand. Although the plot tends to procrastinate a little too much, the cinematography is evocative, the performances credible and the narrative genuinely engaging. find out more...

Life in 1970s Argentina could be a dangerous place if you felt compelled to voice your ideals. When an Argentinean writer's wife is abducted by the military junta, he finds his psychic gift for locating missing loved ones is of no use when it comes to helping him in his own quest, though he refuses to give up his search. Based on a true story, Imagining Argentina is a finely shot and occasionally powerful drama. find out more...

A successful inventor and his charming wife, a seemingly idyllic couple, make the unavoidable error of having his new boss and embittered wife to dinner, and the guests dark and twisted loathing swiftly takes its toll on the hosts for the evening. A later meeting and attempted seduction take the movie from acute, embittered comedy to dark and dangerous drama. Given a chilling Hitchcockian twist, The Lemming shares much of its style with Moll's earlier ‘Harry He's Here To Help' and, like that fil find out more...

Epic, morbid romance with Brad Pitt as the Grim Reaper, temporarily occupying the body of recently deceased lawyer Joe Black, and in New York for the holiday of a lifetime. Good news for most people as nobody can peg it while Death takes a vacation, but bad news for billionaire Bill Parrish, whose daughter Joe takes a fancy to. Pitt is as charismatic as ever, but sadly this is a movie with delusions of grandeur, promising profundity but delivering only light-hearted whimsy, with the whole thing find out more...