REVIEWS / THE EXPENDABLES 2

Adopted by Aaron Sorkin from the Pulitzer Prize winning novel, Ralph Fiennes stars as.....ah, just kidding! It's a cheesy bloodbath. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / HOPE SPRINGS

A masterclass in screen acting and the arrival of a strong new writing voice are just two reasons to embrace director David Frankel's poignant drama. (Click pic)

BLOG / PAUL REUBENS AT 60

To celebrate the 60th birthday of Pee-Wee Herman's alter-ego, Paul Reubens, SCREEN-SPACE found a treasure trove of great non-Herman character roles that many fans may have yet to discover. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / THE AWAKENING

Rebecca Hall goes all 'Venkman' on the spirit dwelling in an English mansion in Nick Nurphy's mostly scary debut. (Click pic)

FEATURES / TFF 2012 GUEST DIRECTOR ON TARKOVSKY CLASSIC: THE GEOFF DYER INTERVIEW

An obsession with a Soviet classic led celebrated UK author Geoff Dyer to the coveted Guest Director slot at the 2012 Telluride Film Festival. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / TOTAL RECALL

Even the fading memory of Arnie's Doug Quaid puts pretty-boy Colin Farrell to shame in Len Wiseman's hijacking of Paul Verhoeven's nutty 1990 sci-fier. (Click pic)

BLOG / TONY SCOTT, UPON REFLECTION....

The British filmmaker's passing brings to an end the output of a savvy showman whose body of work seduced audiences and divided critics. (Click pic)

INDUSTRY / TROUPERS: AN APPRECIATION OF CHARACTER ACTORS

A new documentary sheds some long-overdue light on the heart and soul required to be that most under-appreciated of cinematic mainstays - the character actor. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / BESTIAIRE

A Canadian wildlife park is the setting for a thoughtful examination of the co-existence between man and animal. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / A MONSTER IN PARIS

The romance of Paris is captured in the towering figure of a gentle giant and the heart of a beautiful nightclub singer in this lovely 3D tearjerker. (Click pic)  

REVIEWS / MANIAC

An 80s video nasty is afforded some arty intellectualising in a remake that warrants serious contemplation. (Click pic)

FEATURES / ANTI-BULLY ADVOCATE CAPTURES TEEN TURMOIL: THE LEE HIRSCH INTERVIEW

Fighting for those who can't fight for themselves has given Bully director Lee Hirsch a fierce and focussed determination. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / THE CAMPAIGN

A broadside against the dirty tricks employed by the modern political machine...with the emphasis on 'broad'. (Click pic)

REVIEWS / BULLY

The scourge that is school-yard bullying is exposed with profound insight and warmth in Lee Hirsch's unashamedly subjective documentary. (Click pic)

HORROR / THE BURROWERS: A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW

A neglected 2008 Old West creature feature is resurrected in our latest Retrospective Review. (Click pic)