All Quiet on the Western Front is the first German adaptation of the famous novel about World War I. Produced by and featuring Daniel Brühl (Good bye Lenin), it's currently showing on Netflix.

The Night of the 12th is a French police thriller about a shocking murder that becomes an obsession for the two detectives trying to solve it.

Viola Davis stars in this controversial new film about a real-life women's army in 19th-century West Africa — and their involvement in the slave trade.

Simon Morris wrestles with challenging storylines, and wonders if you have to understand everything to enjoy them.

Decision to Leave is a brilliantly complex South Korean thriller about a policeman who finds himself falling for a murder suspect.

Simon Morris looks at three very different movie heroes - a comic book demigod, a lovable cleaner with an impossible dream, and a real life New Zealand sporting heroine.

Dame Valerie Adams: More than Gold tells the story of one of our most acclaimed sporting figures, and her dream to make it to her fifth Olympics, in Tokyo. Produced by Leanne Pooley (Beyond the edge) and directed by Briar March (Mothers of the revolution)

In Mrs Harris Goes to Paris, Lesley Manville casts a charming spell as a working-class Englishwoman who falls in love with a Christian Dior dress.

Black Adam sees Dwayne Johnson (aka The Rock) produce and star in his first comic-book franchise film. But where does this character fit in the DC Extended Universe?

Simon Morris looks at three films that all, one way or another, play with audience expectations of a happy ending.