Moonrise Kingdom - Film critics, Siobhan Synnott and Alistair Harkness review Wes Andersons's new film Cannes 2012 - Live on the line from Cannes, our reporter Gail Tolley offers an insight into this year's highlights.DVD/Blu Ray Pick of The Week: Island of Lost Souls is a true classic of horror cinema from the early 1930s - Kim Newman supplied a new essay for the Blu ray and will explain the historical significance of this ground-breaking film.Free Men: Film critics, Siobhan Synnott and Alistair Harkness discuss this critically acclaimed wartime espionage drama focused on little-noted intersections

Even The Rain - Film critics, Nigel Floyd and Graeme Virtue review this powerful, richly layered indictment of the plight of Latin America's dispossessed. Chris Rock and Julie Delpy discuss 2 Days in New York - The Life and Death Col. Blimp - Writer and broadcaster, Pasquale Iannone discusses Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's epic wartime masterpiece Dark Shadows - Jonny Lee Miller discusses his role as Roger Collins in Dark Shadows the fantasy comedy film based on the 1966-1971 gothic soap opera of the same name. The Raid: Interview with director Gareth Evans and Film critics, Nigel Floyd and Graeme Virtue discuss this superior actioner -

In a special edition of the Movie Café, Janice Forsyth conducts an in-depth interview with Film-maker, Anthony Baxter, about his documentary - the 'development exposé', You've Been Trumped. He also looks back over his career and touches on some of the values and ideas which have shaped his approach to the film.

Mark Cousins - The Story of Film: An Odyssey. An extended interview with award-winning film-maker Mark Cousins. The Rail Way Man - actors Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman and screenwriter Andy Paterson discuss shooting Eric Lomax's best-selling book, THE RAILWAY MAN in Scotland. Piggy - Martin Compston discusses UK revenge thriller "Piggy" Dear Georges Melies, Thank you for Making the Movies Magical - a location report with Mark Cousins and Tilda Swinton. Café De Flore - Paul Gallagher reviews this mystical and fantastical odyssey on love; a love story between a man and woman, And, between a mother and her son.

Award-winning actress Glenn Close (Albert Nobbs) plays a woman passing as a man in order to work and survive in 19th century Ireland.

Director Whit Stillman’s first film in 15 years, a comedy about a trio of beautiful girls as they set out to revolutionize life at a grungy American university.

Marley - we review Kevin Macdonald's detailed portrait of Bob Marley The Glen Cinema our reporter Bob Dickson tells the story of the saddest cinema moment in the country's history when dozens of young children were killed during a weekend matinee at the Glen Picture House in Paisley. The Divide - French Film Director, Xavier Gens discusses his post-apocalyptic, science-fiction thriller. DVD Pick of The Week: is Jean Renoir's masterpiece, LA GRANDE ILLUSION- a poetic and poignant meditation on class, the nature of war Salmon Fishing In The Yemen - we discuss this film based on the novel of the same title by Paul Torday

Cabin In the Woods - Director Drew Goddard discusses his much anticipated horror film . We also review the film with critics Alistair Harkness and Pasquale Iannone. Battleship – Director, Peter Berg talks about some of the challenges of making Battleship starring Liam Neeson and Rhianna. Italian Film Festival In Scotland - Writer and broadcaster, Pasquale Iannone discusses the highlights. Headhunters - Director Morten Tyldum discuss his fast-paced, funny, exciting thriller. This Must Be The Place - Film critics Alistair Harkness and Pasquale Iannone discuss Paolo Sorrentino's tale of an ageing rocker out to find a Nazi who tormented his father.

Peter Mullan – Another chance to hear the Scottish actor, writer and director, looking back over his career and touching on some of the values and ideas which have shaped his work.

Peter Lord - director of the Aardman Animations studio discusses THE PIRATES! IN AN ADVENTURE WITH SCIENTISTS' Cinema For A Mature Audience - - The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, - has been a box office phenomenon - our reporter Bob Dickson - asks how well cinema goers of 'that certain age' are catered for by the film industry. City of Stars - is an exhibition, curated by journalist Alison Kerr and Scotland's first ever mass participation film project, Northern Lights: All that and we discuss Werner Herzog's new film, Into The Abyss

House of Automata” Michael and Maria Start from the House of Automata talk about their automata workshop and store in the small village of Kinloss The Devils - Actor Dudley Sutton discusses his work on The Devils - Wild Bill is Dexter Fletcher’s directorial debut; he discusses this this East London Western Our DVD Pick of the Week is ‘Rendez Vous with French Cinema – Richard Mowe previews this year’s RENDEZ-VOUS WITH FRENCH CINEMA. The festival premieres some of the best in French cinema for the first time in both London & Edinburgh