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James Marsh on ‘Man on Wire’
British director James Marsh tells David Jenkins the amazing story of ‘Man on Wire’
Still running
Mamma Mia!
Meryl Streep shines in the ABBA-based chick flick it's OK to like
Meet Dave
Eddie Murphy returns in this lacklustre sci-fi inflected comedy
Kung Fu Panda
Jack Black voices a high-kicking panda in this animated guilty pleasure
Hancock
Will Smith plays the action superhero as drunken bum in this action comedy let down by an awful second half
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Undemanding family fare in this epic, effects-heavy fantasy sequel
Sex and the City
Sex and the City finally hits the big screen, and it's really rather good
Critics' choice
Standard Operating Procedure
Errol Morris takes his camera to Abu Ghraib to investigate serious war crimes and the nature of photgraphy
CSNY/Deja Vu
Neil Young and longtime partners-in-protest Crosby, Stills & Nash out on the road before 2006’s midterm elections
Ikiru
Kurosawa's sublime meditation on death, charity and personal fulfillment heads up a season of Japanese Gems at BFI Southbank
Summer Hours
Pleasingly rambling, star-studded French drama from Olivier Assayas
Savage Grace
Dark drama of inter-family relations with Julianne Moore on sparking form
My Winnipeg
Delightful 'docu-fantasia' from the ever resourceful Guy Maddin
Features
A holiday guide to movie dystopias
To celebrate the release of Pixar’s ‘Wall-E’, Time Out offers a tour guide of the best future worlds in film
Olivier Assayas on 'Summer Hours’
French director Olivier Assayas talks to Wally Hammond about his new French family drama, 'Summer Hours'
Neil Young on ‘CSNY/Déjà Vu’
Tom Huddleston asks musician Neil Young about how his filmmaking alter-ego likes to shake things up
Ben Burtt: interview
Very few film technicians dominate their field like Ben Burtt, the genius behind ‘Star Wars’ and now the voice of ‘Wall-E’.
Olly Blackburn meets Nic Roeg
The director of 'Performance', 'Don't Look Now' and 'Puffball' talks to upcoming helmer Olly Blackburn.
A Farewell To Tartan Films
To mourn the loss of the great Tartan Films, Time Out remembers a few of the best films to emerge from their impressive canon
Festival watch
New public film festivals
Can’t blag an invite to Cannes? No matter, says David Jenkins, you can discover fantastic movies at smaller, more relaxed film festivals
William Castle
Horror maestro William Castle at the BFI
As BFI Southbank previews a new doc on ’50s low-budget horror maestro William Castle, Cath Clarke salutes this pioneer of cheesy thrills
Standard Operating Procedure
Errol Morris: Interview
Widely regarded as the father of modern documentary film, US director Errol Morris talks to Time Out
Free screening
El Baño del Papa: screening
Click here for your chance to win free tickets to a 'Time Out Opening Nights' screening of Latin American charmer, 'El Baño del Papa'
Man on Wire: screening
Click here for your chance to win free tickets to a 'Time Out Opening Nights' screening of gripping doc, 'Man on Wire'
Eddie Murphy's crimes against cinema
We all remember the comic highs of 'Beverly Hills Cop' and 'Bowfinger', but Eddie Murphy has been in a fair few stinkers as well. Time Out to presents a handy rundown of his ten darkest cinematic hours...
DVD
What happened to Abel Ferrara?
David Jenkins wonders what happened to American director Abel Ferrara as his 1989 film ‘King of New York’ is re-released on DVD in August
Competition
There Will Be Blood
To celebrate the DVD and Blu-ray release of 'There Will Be Blood' on July 7 2008, Time Out has teamed up with Miramax Home Entertainment to give away a fantastic 32” Hitachi LCD HDTV