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.