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Yes, Prime Minister
A stage revival of Yes, Prime Minister recalls a golden age of Westminster and Whitehall battles, writes Al Senter
Film review: Lebanon
No film can approximate the genuine horrors of fighting in a war but Lebanon brings us closer to a soldier's experiences than any war movie ever made
Film review: Samson and Delilah
The Camera d'Or winner at last year's Cannes, and Australia's candidate for this year's Oscars, Samson and Delilah is an intimate, taciturn drama that focuses on two teenagers in a tiny outback shanty town
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