Ritesh Batra directs this British drama adapted from the novel by Julian Barnes. The film follows the retired Tony Webster (Jim Broadbent) as he looks back over his failed relationship with Veronica Ford (Charlotte Rampling), his girlfriend while at university. After receiving news that Veronica's mother has left him a diary belonging to a friend who dated Veronica after his relationship with her ended acrimoniously, Tom sets out to retrieve the document....

Guy Ritchie directs this fantasy action adventure starring Charlie Hunnam as King Arthur. After his father Uther (Eric Bana) is murdered by his own brother Vortigern (Jude Law), who seizes his throne, Arthur is cast adrift as a child and raised in a brothel. Unaware of his true identity, he hones his fighting skills on the streets until a mysterious sword in a stone appears outside Vortigern's castle and Arthur is summoned, along with all men of his...

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Swedish comedy drama consisting of twelve self-contained vignettes. Among the characters are Jonathan (Holger Andersson) and Sam (Nils Wesblom), two travelling salesmen who make a living selling joke products. Their stock is limited, however, as they only have three lacklustre items for sale: vampire teeth, canned laughter and a rubber mask, which they take from shop to shop whilst struggling to obtain orders. Meanwhile King Karl XII of Sweden (Viktor...

Danny Boyle returns to direct this sequel to the critically acclaimed 1995 film starring Ewan McGregor and Jonny Lee Miller. Following on two decades after the end of 'Trainspotting', the film sees Mark 'Rent Boy' Renton (McGregor) return to Scotland in search of his old friends Simon 'Sick Boy' Williamson (Miller) and Daniel 'Spud' Murphy (Ewan Bremner). As Renton prepares for a great union, he must try to avoid the psychopathic Francis 'Franco'...