Top 3 Films of the Week


Blockbuster Of The Week

Black Bear (15)


Aubrey Plaza as Allison in Black Bear, directed by Lawrence Michael Levine. Copyright: Vertigo Releasing. All Rights Reserved.

Actress-turned-film director Allison travels to a remote lake house belonging to professional musician Gabe. She is seeking inspiration for a new project. The house has been in Gabe’s family for years and he maintains it, on behalf his mother, while he and pregnant girlfriend Blair prepare for the arrival of their first child. Wine flows freely, pot is smoked and heated debate spirals into full-blown verbal warfare.



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Drama Of The Week

The Last Photograph (12A)


Danny Huston in The Last Photograph, directed by Danny Huston. Copyright: Sparky Pictures. All Rights Reserved.

Fifteen years after successful businessman Tom Hammond lost his son Luke in the Lockerbie bombing which downed Pan Am Flight 103, the father still bears the deep emotional scars. His trusty briefcase contains the last photograph of him and Luke, taken shortly before the fateful flight from London to New York City. When the briefcase is stolen from the small London bookstore that Tom now runs, he searches desperately for the bag and its precious contents.



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Critic's Choice Of The Week

Spring Blossom (PG)


Arnaud Valois and Suzanne Lindon in Spring Blossom directed by Suzanne Lindon. Copyright: Curzon Artificial Eye. All Rights Reserved.

Sixteen-year-old Suzanne has adoring parents and an exceedingly comfortable life but the teenager feels disconnected from other people her age. She has little interest in engaging with classmates at her school, who seem to be frittering away their youth. Every day, Suzanne passes a local theatre and, inside, she meets 35-year-old Raphael. She becomes obsessed with the older man and, despite the troubling age difference, Raphael reciprocates Suzanne’s amorous designs.



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