Prometheus 3D – review
Ridley Scott’s Prometheus brings sci-fi lovers the prequel to his classic Alien
Rowland Marsh
Dear Mandela – UK premiere
Winner of “Best South African Documentary” at the Durban International Film Festival 2011 – followed by a Q&A with Iain Bryne (Amnesty International) & Caroline Elliot (War on Want)
Avengers Assemble – review
Joss Whedon’s funny superhero film is full of comic-book capers. Showing at the Hackney Picturehouse till the end of May
The Cabin in the Woods – review
Joss Whedon’s high-concept scary movie is a satirical curiosity
The Hunger Games – review
This Hollywood action blockbuster is a satirical survival-contest thriller
21 Jump Street – review
21 Jump Street’s undercover cops go back to school in this action comedy
The Descendants – review
George Clooney stars as an encumbered father dealing with grief in paradise in Alexander Payne’s new film
Shame – review
Shame is an intense and chilling story of obsession and sex addiction with great performances by Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan
The Artist – review
Michel Hazanavicius’s homage to the silent movie era is a charming tale of love and loss
Arthur Christmas – review
Aardman’s festive movie is showing at the Rio Cinema in Dalston until Monday 2 January 2012 (daytime screenings)
The Awakening – review
The Awakening, a 1920s British ghost story, is showing at the Rio Cinema, Dalston until Thursday 24 November
Drive – review
Hollywood’s new star Ryan Gosling is the man behind the wheel in Nicolas Winding Refn’s violent and intense film
The Skin I Live In – review
Pedro Almodóvar’s film about an obsessive plastic surgeon is a strange and compelling tale
Sarah’s Key – review
A journalist uncovers a secret while researching a story about the deportattion of Jews in Paris during WW2
