You know the drill here: lots of balletically-staged ultra-violent action plus a dash of stylish Harry Potter-esque world-building. There's also more humour than in the previous films and some welcome additions to the cast, including Halle Berry, Mark Dacascos and Anjelica Huston.

This depiction of the 2011 London riots and the origins of the anger lying behind Britain's socially disenfranchised has enough raw immediacy and heartbreaking social realism to overcome its low-budget action scenes and occasionally stereotyped characters.

Alternately hilarious and undeniably human, this drama of misunderstandings and small-town violence is a real showcase for the typically undervalued Oscar winner Frances McDormand as well as In Bruges writer/director Martin McDonagh.

Standard but well-acted and suitably authentic revenge thriller set in Northern Ireland.

An impressive but gruellingly long discussion on the Christian faith in 17th century Japan.