When Judy Hops (Ginnifer Goodwin), a forthright and idealistic rabbit, leaves home to become a police officer in the animal kingdom’s capital of Zootropia, she soon learns that life in the big city isn’t exactly what she’s come to expect. Not everybody gets along in Zootropia and soon she must
Four men live in seclusion at the edge of a small, seaside town. Each sent into exile to repent their abhorrent sins under the care and observation of a younger, female warden who manages the imposed servitude with a degree of tranquility. When a fifth lodger is sent to stay
As a man wakes in the morning, crushed by the absence of his missing wife, he starts his day. As the day unfolds we begin to learn the dark secrets of this unnamed man and the absence that continues to linger. Part of the official selection at The BFI London Film
The Pearl Button is essentially about water, in all its forms. Winner of the Silver Bear for script at this year's Berlin Film Festival, The Pearl Button is the prolific Chilean director Patricio Guzmán's latest documentary. Guzmán takes us on a trip through Chile, from the 19th century colonisation to the disaster of the
By Kate Helen. This year's election has dominated the headlines, and the roller coaster isn't anywhere near over. While there's been plenty of real life drama surrounding the 2016 presidential election, it's always fun to watch movies that satirize the presidency. Here are some films that are ideal to watch during
