(2015) Unsettling drama starring Gregg Turkington. A middle-aged comedian plays small towns in the Californian desert. With Tye Sheridan.

A celebration of the friendship which develops between Sid, a terminally ill old man and Matt, a young hospital cleaner.

(1957) Comedy. Kenneth More stars as the perfect butler, who assumes command when he, his aristocratic employer (Cecil Parker) and his family and friends are shipwrecked on a desert island.

(1953) Post-World War II drama set in London's East End. When a boy snatches his friend's balloon, it results in a tragic accident that changes his life.

(1947) The very first Ealing comedy is set in the post-war East End. A boy tries to catch a gang of thieves who are using his favourite comic to communicate their dastardly deeds.

(1966) Raquel Welch - in her famous fur bikini - stars in this prehistoric adventure set in an inhospitable landscape populated by two warring tribes and Ray Harryhausen's roving dinosaurs.

(2002) Grimly tragic, fact-based drama. Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson star as feuding commanders aboard a stricken Russian nuclear submarine. Can deadly consequences be avoided?

(2007) Sci-fi horror. After a thunderstorm hits a small town in Maine, an ominous mist is left in its wake. But it's what's hiding in the mist that is the real threat...

(2019) Heartfelt romantic drama. In Portsmouth, a new couple hide their real, working-class circumstances from each other and invent alternate lives. Can their love survive the truth?

(1994) BAFTA-winning comedy. Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell star as two people who should obviously be a couple, but only meet at weddings and funerals.

(1957) The final Ealing comedy stars Alec Guinness as the latest in a long and distinguished line of sailors, but there's a problem: he suffers from seasickness. So why not buy a pier?

(1957) Drama with Rita Hayworth, Robert Mitchum and Jack Lemmon. Two friends agree to smuggle a mysterious European woman across the border, but she soon has them at each other's throats.

(1951) Ealing comedy. Alec Guinness plays a clerk who has been responsible for transporting a bank's gold supplies for the last 20 years. But now he has decided to steal £1,000,000 of it.

(1961) Sci-fi adventure based on Jules Verne's novel. Two men fleeing the US Civil War find an island inhabited by monsters (animated by Ray Harryhausen) and the mysterious Captain Nemo.

(2002) Feel-good British comedy about a pair of teenage friends who join an all-female football team. But Jess's Sikh parents don't approve... Starring Parminder Nagra and Keira Knightley.

(2002) Violent action-thriller starring Jason Statham. For a price, an underworld courier will deliver people or packages anywhere, no questions asked. But one job lands him in deep danger.