Rosalie Blum is a French comedy-drama, drawn from a series of popular graphic novels.

The Mummy hopes to start a franchise of famous old classic monsters. Starring Tom Cruise, with Russell Crowe as Doctor Jekyll.

On At The Movies, Simon Morris looks at the start of yet another movie universe - monster mash, The Mummy. He also looks at two rather smaller films - the French domestic comedy Rosalie Blum, and Cold War spy-thriller Despite the Falling Snow, starring Charles Dance.

Adult life skills is a little movie about a woman making even smaller films in her shed. Director Rachel Tunnard taps into her love of Baywatch, Jane Austen, bobble-hats and the band Whitesnake to make the best movie of the week.

Wonder Woman has been a long time coming. Can director Patty (Monster) Jenkins succeed where so many fans have failed?

McLaren is Roger Donaldson's passion-project - the story of Bruce McLaren, the Kiwi kid from Remuera who conquered the international racing scene first as a driver, then as a car designer.

Simon Morris looks at two contrasting female-directed movies, and a new documentary about a New Zealand legend who built an empire from a glorified shed.

And The Passion of Augustine requires some familiarity with nuns, Vatican 2 and Quebec's Quiet Revolution of the early 1960s.

The film version of Stephen Fry's novel The Hippopotamus depends heavily on sharing Fry's enthusiasms.

Norman sees Richard Gere in the unlikely role of a loser, New York "fixer". Also featuring Dan Stevens, Steve Buscemi and Charlotte Gainsbourg.