Upcoming movies calendar
Every film that's coming out between now and autumn 2013
Find out what's coming to a cinema near you soon. Our month-by-month calendar gives you every new movie until autumn 2013. Release dates? Actors? Directors? It’s all right here.
January film highlights
- Les Misérables
- Django Unchained
- Zero Dark Thirty
- Lincoln
Les Misérables
Fri Jan 11: A star-studded adaptation of Vistor Hugo's novel
Django Unchained
Fri Jan 18: Is Quentin Tarantino the new Woody Allen?
Zero Dark Thirty
Fri Jan 25: A gritty, unbelievably tense procedural about the decade-long hunt for Osama Bin Laden
Rated as: 5/5
Lincoln
Fri Jan 25: Daniel Day-Lewis plays the great American president in this biopic directed by Steven Spielberg
Tuesday January 1
McCullin
British war photographer Don McCullin is one of the most respected photographers alive, best known for his shots of war zones and famines.
Playing for Keeps
A jobless Scottish ex footballer, eager to bond with his son, signs up to coach the after-school football team.
Quartet
The plot centres around a retirement home for opera singers where three residents attempt to put on a concert to celebrate Verdi's birthday.
The Impossible
From Spanish director Juan Antonio Bayona (‘The Orphanage’), The Impossible is the first film to be made about the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
Friday January 4
Hors Satan
A mystifying deity wanders the drab uplands of France’s Opal Coast.
Wednesday January 9
Texas Chainsaw 3D
This is the seventh film in the Chainsaw franchise, but is actually an alternate sequel picking up where the first 1974 film left off.
Thursday January 10
Gangster Squad
Gosling and Stone reunite for a different sort of outing in this crime drama set in 1940s and ’50s Los Angeles.
Friday January 11
American Mary
A tale of a young medical student who turns to underground illegal surgery to make a spot of extra cash.
Dance With The Jackals 2
Four inmates take part in a new drug trial with the promise of parole, and promise not to revert to their old lawless ways.
Jiro Dreams of Sushi
A doc about 85 year-old chef Jiro Ono, who is considered by some experts to be the best sushi chef in the world.
Les Misérables
Tom Hooper’s rabble-rousing film of London’s longest running musical (staggering fact: 60 million people worldwide have seen ‘Les Mis’).
Midnight Son
A night security guard graduates from drinking animal blood to shop-bought human plasma.
Sadi Love Story
This Punjabi film is the directing debut of Dheeraj Rattan, who established his reputation as a writer.
The Lookout
Parisian commissioner Mattei works to identify a sniper and robbers and put them behind bars.
What Richard Did
When teenager Richard Karlsen's flirtation with Lara turns serious, he incurs the wrath of her ex, Conor.
Friday January 18
Friday January 25
Hollow
An old monastery is said to be haunted by a centuries-old evil spirit that drives young couples to commit suicide.
The Last Stand
A sheriff on the Tex-Mex border gets caught in a face-off with an evil drugs cartel boss.
The Liability
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Won't Back Down
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Zero Dark Thirty
A gritty, unbelievably tense procedural about the decade-long hunt for Osama Bin Laden.
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