Place in the Sun, A

Anywhere But Here, Wayne Wang’s adaptation to the screen of a novel by Mona Simpson, is a total chick-flick but still worth seeing for the terrific performances of Susan Sarandon and Natalie Portman as the mother and daughter whose troubled relationship it is all about. In fact, the greatness of these two performances rather exaggerates…

This is the best version of J.M. Barrie’s classic that there has ever been on film, and maybe in any medium

Did Mr Rogers’s extraordinary capacity for love end up producing a generation of haters?

If the title is coming to seem an accurate description of our world, it is the only thing about this movie that rings true

An enjoyable enough re-make of Mostly Martha by Sandra Nettelbeck — unless you’ve seen the original

A harrowing portrayal of an atrocity that no one should see — or want to see