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We're back! In our first episode, Peter Bradshaw joins Claudia and Danny to discuss Chris Nolan's epic 'Interstellar', new rom-com on the block 'Say When' and off-beat sibling comedy 'The Skeleton Twins'. 

Peter Bradshaw is the film critic for The Guardian, and a regular contributor to Film 2014 and Claudia Winkleman's Radio 2 Arts Show. His most recent novel, 'Night Of Triumph', is out now.

The November Man (15)
Pierce Brosnan plays a veteran CIA agent who is called out of retirement to save a young female undercover agent in Russia. The man hired to stop him is his former protégée, the best assassin he had ever trained. 


Set Fire to the Stars (15)
Elijah Wood plays the American poet Brinnin who brought notorious Welsh genius and drinker, Dylan Thomas, over to the US and tried to steer his difficult personality on a book tour.

Leviathan (15)
Andrey Zvyagintsev's Cannes award-winning feature is a stinging attack on corrupt Russian politics, telling the story of what happens to a remote coastal town when an unscrupulous mayor tries have a local family's house demolished. 


The Possibilities Are Endless (12A)
A liltingly beautiful visualisation of Edward Collins (celebrated Scottish musician and producer)’s journey back to his former self after a stroke left him only able to say ‘Grace Maxwell’ and ‘The Possibilities are Endless’.


Sacro Gra (15)
A bitter-sweet, wryly amusing documentary about the lives of different characters who live on the G.R.A ring road around Rome. The first documentary to win the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. 

The Case Against 8
A documentary film about how the famous, right-wing lawyer Theodore Olson came to the aid of gay couples in California to overturn Proposition 8. 


One Rogue Reporter (18)
A reformed, red-top hack makes an anarchic documentary about his mission to give his former Fleet Street bosses a taste of their own medicine. 


Playtime (U)
Re-release of Jacques Tati's most ambitious film. 'Playtime' was filmed in six parts over three years and originally released in 1967. Famous for one of Tati's biggest ever sets 'Tativille'. 


The Remaining (15)
A 'found footage' apocalyptic thriller. A young couple's wedding is interrupted by the Biblical Rapture, the results of which are filmed on their friend's video camera.