Quirky filmmaker Abi Kaurismaki charms us with this deadpan tale of a community coming together to help a lost boy. It may lack edge, but you’ll come away feeling quietly optimistic about human nature.

Biel to star in a film based on a book about the making of a film. If that’s too complicated for you, then just ogle the pretty picture instead.

All the hallmarks of a good thriller are here, but ID: A lacks the originality (and a good title) to stick in the memory. The leading lady’s a joy to watch though, and not just because she’s cute… which she most definitely is.

Cliched performances, shallow characters and a patchy narrative. Still, it involves medieval torture and the Spanish Inquisition, so there’s at least something to see here.

Everyone likes Jake Gyllenhaal, with his constant semi-smile and puppy-dog eyes. So what’s not to like about a film in which he plays two parts?

It’s not easy being a displaced child, less still being the parent of one. Don’t believe me? Then watching this film should be all the proof you need.

Epilepsy warning: For some reason, this trailer appears to have been edited using a strobe light. It may look cool, but it could kill you.

A film about drugs, partying and the decadence of Wall Street in the 80s. So it’s like American Psycho without the psycho? But at least Scorsese’s at the helm.

First, two of the comedies he wrote came out in quick succession to huge box-office takings, and now Tarantino’s invited him to star in a film. Michael Bacall is a lucky bastard, and we hate him for it.

Bill Cunningham is one of fashion’s most prolific photographers. Surprisingly, he’s unpretentious, doesn’t dress in high fashion and lives in a small room full of filing cabinets. Weren’t expecting that were you?