(2015) Lola Kirke and Greta Gerwig star in director Noah Baumbach's comedy. A budding writer embarks on an eventful road trip with her bohemian muse. Very strong language.

(1953) Western. Alan Ladd stars as the enigmatic drifter Shane, who joins a settler community. But when a land baron tries to evict them by force, Shane's past returns to haunt him.

(1967) Musical family adventure starring Rex Harrison. Tired of treating humans, a doctor trains to be a vet, learns the language of the animals and goes in search of legendary creatures.

(1960) Crime drama. Jack Hawkins stars as an embittered army officer who, forced out of service, recruits seven colleagues (including Richard Attenborough) to pull off a daring bank job.

(2014) George Clooney's fact-based World War II drama. A group of art experts form a unit to prevent the Nazis from stealing or destroying globally important cultural artefacts.

Director Michael Pearce and star Jessie Buckley talk about making the dark British drama that's set on Jersey.

(2017) Drama starring Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen. A hunter and an ill-equipped FBI agent track a killer who is targeting young women. Strong language/gory violence/sexual violence.

(2014) Violent action-thriller reboot of the 1987 sci-fi classic. Joel Kinnaman plays a severely injured cop who's turned into a crime-fighting cyborg. With Michael Keaton and Gary Oldman.

(2017) Korean Cinema: Drama with Song Kang-ho and Thomas Kretschmann. A journalist and his driver take a dangerous trip during 1980's Korean democracy protests. In Korean/subs. Violence.

(1956) George Sherman's western starring Dana Andrews, Kent Smith and Henry Brandon. A frontier scout is sent to try to broker peace between the Comanche and the Mexicans.

Director Michael Pearce and star Jessie Buckley talk about making the dark British drama set on Jersey.

(1952) Korean War drama. Frank Lovejoy plays a US marine commander who is forced to lead his battalion back through enemy lines after their assault is repelled by superior Chinese forces.

Director Michael Pearce and star Jessie Buckley talk about making the dark British drama set on Jersey.

(1955) Valentine's Day: Romantic drama with Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson. A wealthy widow decides to restart her life. But her children and her social set disapprove of her lover.

(1984) Valentine's Day: Comedy adventure starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. An adventurer helps a bestselling author to search for her sister, who has been kidnapped in Colombia.

(1990) Valentine's Day: Tim Burton's fantasy drama stars Johnny Depp as a young man who is left with shears for hands when his creator dies before completing him. With Winona Ryder.

(2017) Valentine's Day: BAFTA-winning drama with Jessie Buckley and Johnny Flynn. A fragile young woman begins a risky relationship with an outsider. Disturbing violence/strong language.