By Nick Paris, Alice in Videoland Drive The ultimate wheelman film, with Ryan Gosling playing a panelbeater by day and a getaway driver at night. Mixing art-house with action and a side of romantic drama, director Nicolas Winding Refn’s moody pic serves up a real Grand Prix winner. Swirling with an electronic soundtrack, the pedal [...]
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The Baader Meinhof Complex – Meticulous fact-based drama of the Red Army Faction.
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A whimsical and hypnotic tale, set in Edwardian England and starring Peter O’Toole as the cantankerous father of an exasperated Jeremy Northam.
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This is an elegant and contemplative tale of obsession exploring the relationship between a highly respected professor (Ben Kingsley) and an impossibly gorgeous grad student (Penelope Cruz).
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A wrenching and deeply moving Holocaust story based on the novel by John Boyne, about two boys living on opposite sides of a Concentration Camp fence.
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The third series from amiable Kiwi characters Steve Logan and Al Brown sees them traverse our nation, from Ninety Mile Beach to Stewart Island, in search of freshly reaped food and inspiring recipes.
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The true story of amateur Scottish cyclist Graeme Obree (played by Jonny Lee Miller) who, after seeing his old riding partner take gold at the Barcelona Olympics, decides it’s time to take hold of his own cycling aspirations.
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In 1920s Shanghai, a British doctor (Edward Norton) learns of his wife’s (Naomi Watts) infidelity with a charming politician (Liev Schreiber).
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Former pianist Traude Kruger (Monica Bleibtreu) has been driving to the same women’s prison at Luckau almost every morning since 1944. She teaches her female students – thieves, frauds and killers – how to play the piano.
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