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Ken Loach's 'Looking for Eric': preview
Eric Cantona joins Ken Loach for bizarre new comedy, 'Looking for Eric'. Watch the trailer here
Still running
The Damned United
Peter Morgan makes a rather sweet and frothy film from David Peace’s dark, psychological novel
I Can't Think Straight
This week's obligatory asian lesbian romcom
Two Lovers
James Gray's tactile drama about a romantic misfit expertly played by Joaquin Phoenix
Duplicity
Corporate intrigue and sexed-up globe trotting are on the menu for Tony Gilroy's follow-up to 'Michael Clayton'
Lesbian Vampire Killers
James Cordon and Matthew Horne take on the Lesbian Vampires, and no, we didn't like it either
Marley & Me
The latest in a long line of dog-based movies is solidly entertaining stuff
Watchmen
Love it or hate it, 'Watchmen' demands to be seen
Slumdog Millionaire
Danny Boyle's awards darling continues to dominate London's cinemagoing scene
Critics' choice
Genova
Don't believe the anti-hype: Michael Winterbottom's latest is a moving story of loss and displacement
Il Divo
Paolo Sorrentino pitch black latest is an expressionist and free-wheeling take on the life of Italian political stalwart, Giulio Andreotti
In the City of Sylvia
The latest from Catalan iconoclast José Luis Guerin is a moody and magical trip around the streets of Strasbourg
Wendy and Lucy
A quiet and intensely moving tale of American disillusion and poverty
The Class
Laurent Cantet's superb Palme d'Or winner is a realist drama about life in the 'blackboard jungle'
Che: Part Two
Steven Soderbergh’s two-part essay on the vagaries of violent, class-based uprising
Milk
Gus van Sant directs a wondrous performance from Sean Penn in the first great film of 2009
News & Features
'Religulous'?
US comedian Bill Maher and 'Borat' director Larry Charles combine forces to mock all forms of organised religion
The toys that should be films
With the impending release of a second 'Transformers' film and 'GI Joe', Time Out selects some other classic toys and turns them into movies
'Chéri': on location with Stephen Frears
Filmmaker Don Boyd visits the set of Stephen Frears’s new movie, ‘Chéri’, a wry, romantic tale set in Belle époque Paris
Mike Leigh on fifty years of Nouvelle Vague
Mike Leigh celebrates the 50th anniversary of the French New Wave with Time Out's Trevor Johnston
Almodóvar's 'Broken Embraces': review
Penelope Cruz stars in 'Broken Embraces', the latest film from Pedro Almodóvar. We saw the film prior to its release in Madrid
Nicolas Cage: a life in film
To celebrate the release of his latest movie, 'Knowing', Time Out takes a look at the enduring box office appeal of Nicolas Cage
Film production preview 2009
Dave Calhoun and David Jenkins pick out the most promising UK, European, US and Asian films in production right now
Classic Film Club
Classic Film Club: 'Belle de Jour'
Tom Huddleston watches a classic film he's never seen before. This week, Luis Buñuel's 1967 classic goes under the microscope
Ten spot
Bad dog movies
The crazy mutt in 'Marley and Me' got Time Out thinking about some other bad dog movies...
Footlight follies - films ripe to be made into musicals
Time Out offers some other suggestions for films that that could be given the all-singing, all-dancing Broadway treatment...
London cinemas
The essential guide to filmgoing in London
Hate popcorn? Like to drink wine in the cinema? Need Bollywood? Love short films? We present Time Out’s essential guide to London filmgoing
British cinema
Nick Frost: interview and podcast
'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Hot Fuzz' star Nick Frost talks to Time Out about his time on Richard Curtis's 'The Boat That Rocked'
Michael Sheen on ‘The Damned United’
Time Out meets Michael Sheen – the man who has inhabited the skin of Tony Blair, Kenneth Williams, David Frost, and now football icon Brian Clough. Just don’t call him an impressionist…
Set visit: 'The Damned United'
Dave Calhoun gets his training kit on as he visits the set of a new film about football legend Brian Clough’s torrid spell at Leeds United in the mid-1970s
Spotlight
Saving Private Ryan's Number
They're the new kids on the block, and already Orange Film Studios are creating more fuss than a two-year-old with a flamethrower. The reason? Their eagerly-awaited first feature
Set visit
Film set visit: ’Bronson‘
David Jenkins braves blood and bare-knuckle brawls on the set of ’Bronson‘, a new film about a British jailbird