Now playing Next Cinema 'Mediterranea': poignant drama about African migrants This week in Cinema Box, we were deeply moved by Italian director Jonas Carpignano’s ‘Mediterranea’, a tragically topical drama about African 11/09/2015
Now playing Next Cinema Venice Festival: forbidden love on South Pacific island A film about forbidden love set on South Pacific island, ‘Tanna’, has had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The film tells the 10/09/2015
Now playing Next Cinema "Love" a controversial film with scenes of non-simulated sex Sex features heavily in the latest film by Gasper Noe ‘Love’; unsimulated, undisguised and in 3D. Yet the director does not force the audience into 04/09/2015
Now playing Next Cinema "The 33" digs into 2010 Chilean mining rescue and media circus Trapped for 69 days under a collapsed mine before being rescued alive. It was being spoken of as a movie even as the last of the Chilean miners was 28/08/2015
Now playing Next Cinema 'La Isla Minima' superbly crafted drama is a Goya galático This week we bring you ‘La Isla Minima’ by Alberto Rodriguez, a beautifully shot film noir, which swept the board at the Goyas, Spain’s equivalent of 31/07/2015
Now playing Next Cinema Charlize Theron stars in best-seller adaptation of 'Dark Places' Charlize Theron’s latest movie, the thriller ‘Dark Places’, has opened in the United States. The South African actress plays Libby Day who was just 23/07/2015
Now playing Next Italy Italy: 2,700 migrants rescued in 24 hours Some 2,700 migrants were plucked from the Mediterranean and brought to Italy in the space of 24 hours between July 15 and 16, 2015. The Italian coast 16/07/2015
Now playing Next Cinema Difret - an Ethiopian woman's fight against tradition We’ve been extremely moved this week by an Ethiopian film called Difret. A film which shows a side of the country perhaps few of us are familiar 10/07/2015
Now playing Next Cinema 'Mustang' runs free in Turkey Finely-observed study of emancipated youth under pressure in Turkey 03/07/2015
Now playing Next Cinema 'Magic Mike' the big stripper is back in 'Magic Mike XXL' Male stripper ‘Magic Mike’ is back for a second bite of the cherry in ‘Magic Mike XXL’ directed Gregory Jacobs. Three years on Mike, played by 01/07/2015
Now playing Next Cinema 'Max' or a war dog's post-traumatic stress After his Marine partner is killed in action in Afghanistan, military working dog Max is unable to remain in service. Back in the US, the only human 29/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema "The Rooftops" - a film which casts a critical eye on Algerian society from the rooftops of Algiers This week in Cinema Box, veteran director Merzak Allouache casts a critical eye on Algerian society from the rooftops of Algiers. ‘The Rooftops’ 19/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema Sir Ian McKellan plays Sherlock Holmes in a new movie about the sleuth's final case Sir Ian McKellan plays Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen him before. He is the sleuth in a new movie about the fictional character created by 18/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema 'Wild Horses' back in the directors saddle for Oscar winner Robert Duvall ‘Wild Horses’ sees Robert Duvall back in the directors saddle for a movie that explores the complex relationship between a father and son all within 10/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema "Entourage" makes it to the big screen Cinema now appears to be taking the lead from TV with the release of “Entourage”, four years after the conclusion of the series of the same name on 08/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema Rams: a warming tale in the land of ice Who would have thought that a tale about sheep in rural Iceland would bring tears to your eyes? But Grímur Hákonarson’s ‘Rams’ does just that. The 05/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema Paper Towns feels very real Paper Towns, starring Halston Sage, Cara Delevingne and Nat Wolff, is a coming of age tale. Halston Sage explained the plot: “I play a girl named 02/06/2015
Now playing Next Cinema France honoured at 68th Cannes Film Festival French director Jacques Audiard’s ‘Dheepan’ was the surprise winner of this year’s Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. The jury, who are only 25/05/2015
Now playing Next Cinema "A pigeon perched on a branch philosophised about life." The title is a gateway into the universe of director Roy Andersson and the “the final part of a trilogy about being a human being.” In a succession 22/05/2015