The Canal boasts a handful of scares, but nothing to distinguish it from so many other horrors.
The film banks on Samuel L. Jackson doing his thing as the President of the United States, but his characterisation proves unappealing. Various other aspects of the movie contribute to it being a missed opportunity.
The Salvation can't save itself from its rote characters and plotting, leaving Mads Mikkelsen to do the heavy lifting.
American comedian-TV host Jon Stewart picks a complicated political backdrop for his directorial debut, which shows potential for future projects. Gael Garcia Bernal is the lead in this drama about overcoming despair.
Carol Morley's sophomore feature is a heady and eerie tale of burgeoning sexuality and the effects of institutionalization.
Glassland is an emotionally-riveting example of modern Irish film, with outstanding performances and skillful direction bringing a tale of downtrodden souls to life.