Top 3 Films of the Week


Blockbuster Of The Week

A Christmas Gift From Bob (PG)


Bob the cat as himself and Luke Treadaway as James Bowen in A Christmas Gift From Bob. Photo: Andreas Lambis. Copyright: Lionsgate Films. All Rights Reserved.
Bob the cat as himself and Luke Treadaway as James Bowen in A Christmas Gift From Bob. Photo: Andreas Lambis. Copyright: Lionsgate Films. All Rights Reserved.

James Bowen recalls a bitterly cold winter when the money he earns from busking on the cobbles of Covent Garden barely covers the cost of heating and food for his trust cat Bob. Charity worker Bea and local shop owner Moody support James as he wrestles with self-doubt following an unsettling run-in with animal welfare officers Ruth and Leon.



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Drama Of The Week

Words On Bathroom Walls (12A)


Charlie Plummer as Adam and Molly Parker as Beth in Words On Bathroom Walls, directed by Thor Freudenthal. Photo: Jacob Yakob. Copyright: Sony Pictures Releasing. All Rights Reserved.
Charlie Plummer as Adam and Molly Parker as Beth in Words On Bathroom Walls, directed by Thor Freudenthal. Photo: Jacob Yakob. Copyright: Sony Pictures Releasing. All Rights Reserved.

Adam is a witty, introspective high school student who hopes to enrol in culinary school and become a chef. Following an incident in chemistry class, Adam is expelled from school and he is diagnosed with schizophrenia. He transfers to a Catholic academy to complete senior year and intentionally keeps his distance from other students. Fiery classmate Maya catches his eye and forces Adam to believe that his condition won’t hold him back.



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Critic's Choice Of The Week

About Endlessness (12A)


About Endlessness directed by Roy Andersson. Copyright: Curzon Artificial Eye. All Rights Reserved.
About Endlessness directed by Roy Andersson. Copyright: Curzon Artificial Eye. All Rights Reserved.

A dark meditation of life, shot as a series of vignettes involving a rogue’s gallery of misfits and historical figures. A husband and wife sit atop a hit and mull the end of summer as September sweeps into the city and a Catholic priest sombrely acknowledges his crisis of faith. The holy man seeks enlightenment from a psychiatrist, whose life is run to a strict timetable, Elsewhere, Adolf Hitler returns to his bunker in the final hours of the Second World War.



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Also Released This Week...

Looted (15)

Twenty-one-year-old Rob lives in Hartlepool with his father Oswald, a former merchant seaman dying from mesothelioma - a cancer linked to asbestos exposure on the job. Rob is his old man's sole carer, which involves carrying Oswald on his back for a daily wash in the upstairs bathroom.

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Train To Busan Presents: Peninsula (15)

Four years after the outbreak, military man Jung-seok is living in despair in Hong Kong. He is offered a chance at redemption - and a sizable payday - by undertaking a dangerous mission: to retrieve an abandoned truck in the middle of Seoul and drive it to the docks where a boat will be waiting.

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