Film review of the drama starring Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay about the secrets that are revealed as a couple approach their 45th wedding anniversary.
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Director: Andrew Haigh. The Bureau/Artificial Eye et al (15)
Drama
A list of the new film’s being released in cinemas across the UK from Friday 4 September 2015, including links to official websites.
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Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart star in this action comedy, billed as ‘Jason Bourne meets Pineapple Express‘. Eisenberg is a stoner who happens to be a sleeper agent, suddenly reactivated for duty on the eve of proposing to his girlfriend Stewart. From watching the trailer, this looks like a lot of fun. Showing all over the UK.
A list of the new film’s being released in cinemas across the UK from Friday 14 August 2015, including links to official websites.
For where to see the films use the Find Any Film website.
Charlotte Rampling stars as Kate, who is preparing to celebrate her 45th wedding anniversary with husband Geoff (Tom Courtenay). All is going well until news arrives that the body of his long-since dead first love, has been found preserved in the glaciers of the Swiss Alps. No official website, but it will have a wide distribution. Use Find Any Film to see where it is showing.
Film review of the reboot/sequel to the National Lampoon film franchise, starring Ed Helms and Christina Applegate.
Director: John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein.
BenderSpink/David Dobkin Productions/New Line Cinema. (15)
Comedy
Film review, by Claire Durrant, of the suspense thriller starring Jason Bateman and Joel Edgerton, who also makes his directing debut.
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Director: Joel Edgerton. Blue-Tongue Films, Blumhouse Productions (15)
Thriller/Suspense/Film Noir
A list of the new film’s being released in cinemas across the UK from Friday 14 August 2015, including links to official websites.
For where to see the films use the Find Any Film website.
British comedy drama about growing up in the 21st century. Twins Maisie and Daisy McCormack inadvertently hijack a more traditional children’s film and take an audience on a tour of their increasingly complicated journey towards adolescence. On a limited run of screenings only, check out Find Any Film (link above) for where.
Film review of the 2014 Swedish comedy drama about two hapless travelling salesmen who unwittingly embark on a tour of the human condition as they peddle their goods. Directed by Roy Andersson.
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Comedy
Film review of the remake of the 1960’s TV spy series, directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer.
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