It’s not dreadful. WE’VE NEVER BEEN SO GRATEFUL TO SEE A NON-CRAP PHOTOGRAPH

Summoned to a remote cottage by relatives, a young man is preparing to leave to do volunteer charity work in Africa. But is this really what he or his family want? In a superlative British drama Joanna Hogg examines a family suffering a crisis of communication.

Another instalment of the popular car driving franchise.

Crazy bitch Juliette Lewis gets back to her hillbilly, gun-toting role-roots, and it’s about damned time.

Chopper director to tackle Mob drama starring Brad Pitt, Javier Bardem and Casey Affleck. What’s not to like?

This time it’s George Nolfi’s turn to adapt a Philip K. Dick story as Matt Damon is pursued by the ‘fate police’ through many, many doors.

BOGOF cinema ticket offer lovers, this is your moment! It’s Wednesday, as tends to be the case at this point in the week, but the Best For Film ranks have been swelled almost to bursting point by a merrily capering band of brand new shiny writers. You might hate them all, of course, but it doesn’t seem likely and anyway, Papa ‘Man of the People’ Neish is back. Huzzah!

Summit Entertainment are planning to make a film adaptation of The New York Times article ‘Deepwater Horizon’s Final Hours’ by journalists David Barstow, Stephanie Saul and David Rohde and published..

That doesn’t mean it’s not going to happen, though – Sly will just have to find someone as inane as he is to coordinate all the ENDLESS BULLETS.

…and they’re awful.