Not for the squeamish, this stylish, steamy, seriously suspenseful thriller was considered one of the best films of the year when it was made and it was the big screen debut of the directors of the Matrix. When ex-con Corky moves into the building also housing Caeser and his moll Violet things are about to get twisted. Violet calls Corky, the building's butch handyperson, and takes it from there. Some illicit sex, $2 million of the mob's money and several severe beatings later the trap is set find out more...

Mid-life crisis wife Catherine hires a seductive hooker, Chloe, to 'test' the loyalty of hubbie David (a very dangerous course of action)... and the rest will be revealed as you watch this adaptation/remake of the 2003 French drama Nathalie.
This is good, though Atom Egoyan's style, best suited to enigmatic arthouse films, does seem a little out of kilter when this film takes a turn into stalker/thriller territory. find out more...

An elite clique of girls, all vying for the attention of the charismatic (female) trainer, form the school swimming team. When an exotic foreign girl (Spanish) arrives in the isolated community the swimming teacher's attention wanders from her bevy, causing mucho disharmony and jealousy. Homosexual crushes in an elite single sex British boarding school. find out more...

A visually stunning and passionate potted history of one of the greatest artists of the 20th Century, the Mexican, Frida Kahlo. This film deals primarily with Frida's private life, the enduring relationship with her husband and fellow artist, Diego Rivera, and her many scandalising affairs. Frida is a dramatic and affectionate portrait of a remarkable woman. find out more...

Another in a string of interconnected characters/plot flicks that have been coming from the Art House genre, this one is actually quite good. To try and explain the plot would be futile and too revelatory but I will say that our cast of characters includes a committed gay boyfriend played wonderfully by Steve Coogan(!), a singer-seductress scene stealer part from Maggie Gyllenhaal and a very sweet, cash-for-brains father played by Tom Arnold. As well as Lisa Kudrow who serves a hub of sorts for find out more...

How far does macho male bonding go? Well take 'the laidback, stunted heroes of a Judd Apatow comedy and strand them in the too-cool-for-school environs of a zero-budget mumblecore romance? And then got them to have sex on camera?'. That's about as far as it goes... Artist Andrew has been living a spirited life so when he turns up at old college mate Ben's gaff, he derides him for his white picket fence life-style.To save Ben from marital castration Andrew drags him off to meet some bohemian fr find out more...

Absolutely amazing film from the master of confusion. One girl is amnesiac after a traffic accident she walked away from, the other is a too good to be true little Miss Perfect recently arrived in LA from Canada, and the two set out, against the background of a corrupt film industry, to discover the former's identity, and in doing so open a Pandora's Box. Professionally made, brilliantly scripted, great cameo characters, some amazing scenes, (and containing one of the most erotic lesbian scenes find out more...

Kim is a bright, frustrated and cynical fifteen year old. On the brink of hormonal overload she's the oldest child in a dysfunctional middle class family and her only focus and her only pleasure is Maria Sweet aka Sugar. Assured, confident and already playing on her physical charms, she is the lust of Kim's life and invokes desire she can barely control. Sugar Rush, adapted from Julie Burchill's novel, is a funny, warm and perceptive observation of the booby-trapped no man's land between childho find out more...

Kim is a bright, frustrated and cynical fifteen year old. On the brink of hormonal overload she's the oldest child in a dysfunctional middle class family and her only focus and her only pleasure is Maria Sweet aka Sugar. Assured, confident and already playing on her physical charms, she is the lust of Kim's life and invokes desire she can barely control. Sugar Rush, adapted from Julie Burchill's novel, is a funny, warm and perceptive observation of the booby-trapped no man's land between childh find out more...

Now 17 Kim is finally ready to take advantage of her new found freedoms and, while Sugar resides in a young offenders' institution, she is temporarily relieved of her all consuming obsession. Unfortunately Kim is still living at home, has failed to convincingly "come out" and is reluctant party to her dysfunctional parents doomed attempts to rekindle their love life, so as ever, things could be considerably better, that is until Saint pouts her way into the picture. Series 2 of the characters cr find out more...