The December interactive catalogue - out now!

Take a look at the latest film catalogue, packed full of great films and gift ideas.

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Academy shortlists 15 documentaries

15 documentaries have been shortlisted for the 81st Academy Awards.

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Cinema Review: Ari Folman's harrowing Waltz with Bashir

A song and dance has been made about animated war documentary, Waltz with Bashir - Dan Hunter thinks the hype is justified.

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A masterpiece of silent cinema - L'Argent

The gripping classic tale of corruption and seduction L'Argent is out next week.

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Incredibles - The films of Pixar

To mark the release of the spectacular WALL-E on DVD Milo Wakelin provides an introduction to Pixar animation.

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The Legend of the Suram Fortress

In a more benign universe than our own, the great Armenian-born director Sergo Paradjanov would have celebrated his 84th birthday this year, having spent the four preceding decades turning out a stream of masterpieces that built on and even surpassed the unparalleled imagination that he first displayed in Shadows of our Forgotten Ancestors (1964) and The Colour of Pomegranates (1969). Sadly, in reality Paradjanov died in 1990, having spent much...