Movies out this week include:

Bookworm Changing The Game Christmas Eve In Miller’s Point Gladiator II Magpie Piper Silent Men Soundtrack To A Coup d'Etat Tumbbad

Latest reviews:

The Fix The Weeping Walk Pink Lady Silent Men Lead And Copper Black Tuesday September 5 The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent Drowning Dry Alien Country 100 Litres Of Gold Calf Spilt Milk Soundtrack To A Coup d'Etat A Yard Of Jackals Small Things Like These Christmas Eve In Miller’s Point Les Vampires Gladiator II Director's Cut

Latest DVD reviews:

Black Tuesday Louis Feuillade: The Complete Crime Serials The Third Man Renfield Late Night With The Devil

Eye For Film >> DVDs Out Now

Hell's Ground
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Pakistani horror flick along traditional slasher lines - young people, road trip, Leatherface lookalike, oops!
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Dark City: Director's Cut
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Extravagant sci-fi fantasy about a hunted man struggling with his memory gets a directorial polish.
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Hester Street
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The Americanisation of Jewish immigrants in New York at the turn of the 20th century.
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Vantage Point
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After a presidential assassination, secret service agents try to work out what happened via five different perspectives.
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The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: The Complete Second Series
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Four whodunits for the aristocratic DI and his proletarian assistant.
Four Minutes
DVD Review
A young prisoner receives piano lessons which change her life.
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Psycho Beach Party
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Surfing spoof about a beach bunny with a sexually ravenous alter ego.
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Atlantic City
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An ageing small-time gangster becomes infatuated with an aspiring casino croupier.
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You, The Living
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Surreal, dreamlike, and darkly comic sketches about life and death.
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Let's Get Lost
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Documentary about the jazz trumpeter.
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