Megan Fox's Jennifer is evil. Not just high-school evil, but evil-evil. Can her BFF stop her before she chows down on half the school's population? From Juno writer Diablo Cody.
Hollywood director Robert Zemeckis gives ye olde worlde England a spit and polish in this CGI 3D version of Dickens' classic tale.
Britain's first hip-hop musical - stage school brats not welcome. From Penny Woolcock, director of The Principles Of Lust and Mischief Night.
The youthful, tragic love between Romantic poet John Keats and his sometime neighbour Fanny Brawne, sensuously staged by director Jane Campion.
Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea's film is
all at once a partial reconstruction of Henri-George Clouzot's unfinished masterpiece Inferno, and a documentary on its tragic unmaking.
The godfather of gross-out comedy - John Landis's campus-based story of slobs taking on the snobs returns to British cinemas.
Drama about a young Kurdish immigrant detained by the authorities in Calais but determined to make it to the UK by any means possible.
Check out the latest clips and trailers for current and future films, including Nowhere Boy, a 9 exclusive, Bunny And The Bull, The Scouting Book For Boys, Toy Story 3, All Tomorrow's Parties, Fantastic Mr Fox , Thirst, Me And Orson Welles and Pontypool. Plus exclusive clips from Up and Toy Story 3D, promos for The Descent: Part 2, Beyond A Reasonable Doubt, Avatar, Sherlock Holmes and the exclusive trailer for Peter Jackson 's The Lovely Bones.
If you've been waiting for a great British film, Richard Luck thinks An Education's the answer to your prayers. And for those who've had enough of the UK's celebrity obsession, Jon Fortgang urges you to check out top doc Starsuckers.
Our cinema search will tell you what's showing, where and when at cinemas across the UK. If you want to find out why eco-documentary The Cove has caused such a splash, catch it while it's still on the theatrical circuit.
