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Kelly Fremon Craig's adaptation of Judy Blume's 1970 novel is a lovely affair, and stars Abby Ryder Fortson as the titular character.

Pam Grier's Foxy Brown swears vengeance on the mob after her brother sells her boyfriend out to them, to relinquish an unpaid debt.

A Vietnam veteran returns home and is treated like a hero until thugs break into his home and murder his family.

A reporter gains permission to film the inside of a nuclear power station, and witness a near disaster whilst inside.

Charlton Heston stars as a pandemic survivor in 1975 Los Angeles, where biological warfare has decimated most of the planet.

Liam Neeson as he punches his way through every carriage of a train in hunt of the person he needs to track down

Holiday follows the troublesome exploits of Sascha, who is forced into the inner ring of her new gangster boyfriend.

Keanu Reeves is a cop who becomes disillusioned after the death of his wife and is then accused of killing a fellow officer.

Jack Black's Hal spends his nights being rejected by various beautiful women at nightclubs with his friend Mauricio.

Kiefer Sutherland's Nelson is a medical student who wants to know what lies beyond death.

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Cage's private detective Tom risks his marriage to take on what initially seems to be a case of missing persons.

Nick is a suspended undercover officer who is blackmailed into hunting down the individual that murdered a young police officer.

Veteran Brit tennis player Peter Colt playing in his last tournament before retirement, falls in love with fellow player Lizzy Bradbury.

An ex-con kidnaps her six-year-old son Terry from foster care after stumbling upon his whereabouts accidentally.

Can a three-hour art-house piece set almost entirely in a car be any good? Yes, emphatically.

Disney/Pixar's latest film has unfairly been on the receiving end of some pretty lukewarm reviews.

Matt Damon is a Nike executive who thought up the idea of getting Michael Jordan to sign for Nike and promote a new Basketball trainer.

Albert Serra's latest film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at Cannes last year, and we've had to wait almost a year to get it here.

A mysterious man turns up at the house of the Petersons, a family who have recently lost their son/brother Celeb to the war.