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Like most genres, War films have a ready stock of character stereotypes – the angry, bellowing colonel or the gun-ho sergeant – that are often brought in to fill the usual roles

Brassed Off is one of the best British films of the nineties, perhaps second only to Trainspotting in terms of homespun cinematic genius.

Cindy Meehl’s directorial debut follows America’s original horse whisperer, Buck Brannaman,

With The Muppets currently riding high on the big screen, now is probably the perfect time to release Constance Mark’s documentary Being Elmo, which takes a look at the man behind the

Don’t be fooled by the title of this South African independent film, which featured at Cannes last year; there’s nothing particularly beautiful about its slow, brooding and ultimately disturbing central story.

It’s the 1920s and aging gringo rancher James Blackthorn (Sam Shepard) is eking out a living raising horses in a sleepy corner of Bolivia.

This award-winning film

Self-confessed indie film Booked Out feels – for the first half an hour – like an episode of Skins.

When low-rent Los Angeles private eye Ned Cruz (Antonio Banderas) gets a late night visit from brutal, recently paroled Russian boxer Anton the Pro (Robert Maillet) he’s made an offer he’s not