(2017) Dylan O'Brien, Michael Keaton and Sanaa Lathan star in Michael Cuesta's action-thriller about a man who becomes a trained assassin after his girlfriend dies in a terrorist attack.

(2018) Period drama set against the bleak backdrop of the Irish Potato Famine, starring Hugo Weaving, James Frecheville, Jim Broadbent and Stephen Rea.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1962) Western. Kirk Douglas plays a 1950s cowboy who, resenting government interference in people's lives, tries to free a friend (Michael Kane) who was jailed for helping immigrants.

(1968) Burt Lancaster stars as the angst-ridden middle-aged man who decides to swim home via neighbour's pools in Frank and Eleanor Perry's superb allegorical drama.

(1948) Adaptation of Graham Greene's story with Ralph Richardson and Bobby Henrey. A butler who is accused of murdering his wife, has only a schoolboy to fight his corner.

(1954) Classic Second World War drama. John Mills, Lionel Jeffries and Bryan Forbes star as just some of the POWs determined to break out of the infamous German 'escape-proof' prison.

(2017) Tug of love drama with Chris Evans. A maths prodigy's future becomes the focus of a family custody battle. What will prevail: a regular childhood or the drive to be exceptional?

(2016) Sci-fi blockbuster sequel starring Jeff Goldblum. Twenty years after Earth repelled a devastating alien invasion, the extraterrestrials return to finish the job.

(2011) Thriller. Matthew McConaughey stars as a disgraced lawyer who makes a dangerous mistake when he switches from representing lowlifes to agreeing to defend a rich kid from Los Angeles.

(2017) Tarik Saleh's crime thriller. When a maid witnesses a murder in a hotel, a detective is given the case, until some powerful people decide it should remain a mystery. In Arabic/subs.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1956) Jack Hawkins stars in this absorbing, documentary-style police procedural thriller about a Scotland Yard detective who is on the trail of a safe burglar who has turned killer.

(1949) Classic World War II drama. John Wayne stars as a marine sergeant preparing recruits for the American attack on the Japanese fortress island of Iwo Jima.

(1950) Gritty noir thriller from Ealing Studios. A rookie PC hunts a vicious killer across blitz-battered London. With Jimmy Hanley, Dirk Bogarde and Jack Warner as PC George Dixon.

(1972) Historical drama with Keith Mitchell as Henry VIII, nobly supported by Donald Pleasance, Charlotte Rampling and Jane Asher. The dying monarch reviews his own life.

(1991) Comedy sequel with Keanu Reeves. A bogus dude sends robot Bill & Teds back in time to thwart most excellent Bill & Ted's future utopia. Hellish scenes may not be cool for kids.