Top 3 Films of the Week


Blockbuster Of The Week

Resident Evil (15)


Austin Abrams as Bryan in Resident Evil, directed by Zach Cregger. Photo: Dušan Martinček. Copyright: CTMG, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.

Aimless 30-something Bryan works for Lightfoot Medical Transportation and couriers transplant organs against the clock to surgical teams around his local area. He accepts double money to complete a Category A delivery to Raccoon City General Hospital during a blinding snowstorm. As he battles against the elements, Bryan discovers a deadly contagion has swept through Raccoon City and its snow-laden outskirts, transforming residents into hideous and deadly mutations.



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Animation Of The Week

Shaun The Sheep: The Beast Of Mossy Bottom (U)


The Farmer (voiced by John Sparkes), Shaun (Justin Fletcher) and The Vet (Nina Sosanya) in Shaun The Sheep: The Beast Of Mossy Bottom, directed by Steve Cox and Matthew Walker. Photo: Rediat Abayneh. Copyright: Aardman Animations Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Shaun and the flock secretly cultivate a pumpkin patch on Mossy Bottom Farm behind the backs of the Farmer and sheepdog Bitzer. The Farmer accidentally smashes the pumpkins to pulpy smithereens and Shaun establishes a makeshift laboratory in a windmill to create a luminous pink chemical that can supersize orange gourds from seeds. Alas, Shaun stores his potent concoction inside an empty bottle of the Farmer’s baldness cure.



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Critic's Choice Of The Week

Queen At Sea (15)


Tom Courtenay as Martin and Juliette Binoche as Amanda in Queen At Sea, directed by Lance Hammer. Copyright: Seafaring LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Leslie is in the advanced stages of dementia and her husband Martin and daughter Amanda disagree about whether the woman they both love can still make critical decisions in her own best interests. Martin and Amanda face a moral quandary: if Leslie is no longer capable then should the responsibility for making important decisions rest with a spouse, child or an institution? With so much at stake and emotions frayed, Martin and Amanda continue to clash and their actions have grave repercussions.



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Also Released This Week...

Bad Apples (15)

Mild-mannered primary school teacher Maria Spencer struggles to control profanity-spewing 10-year-old pupil Danny. After one violent outburst, Danny threatens to report Miss Spencer to the police and the frazzled educator kidnaps the boy and holds him hostage in her basement.

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The Cycle Of Love (12A)

A heart-warming documentary charts a remarkable romance from the teeming streets of Delhi to Stockholm. The focus is 23-year-old street artist PK, who wholeheartedly believes an astrologer's prophecy that he is destined to be with a woman called Lotta.

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De Gaulle: Liberte (15)

The French Resistance continues to strike decisive blows against Hitler's war machine but there is now the possibility that even if France can be liberated, it won't determine its political future especially with American President Franklin D Roosevelt influencing political decisions.

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Heart Of The Beast (12A)

Special Forces officer James Belmont and his combat dog Odin are involved in a terrifying plane crash. Miraculously, both emerge from the wreckage relatively unscathed, stranded deep in the Alaskan wilderness. James and Odin join forces to overcome the elements.

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NT Live: The Misanthrope (15)

Indhu Rubasingham directs Sandra Oh in the title role of Martin Crimp's reimagining of Moliere's dark comedy, recorded live on the stage of the National Theatre in London. Brilliant novelist Alice is unapologetic about speaking her mind and concerned colleagues avoid her.

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Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore? (12A)

Jarvis Cocker narrates a feature-length documentary, which captures the idiosyncratic rock band live on their 2025 tour. The film accesses four decades of previously unseen archive material to chart Pulp's rise from Sheffield to chart glory.

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