Bound (18)
Bound (18)
Winner of the 1996 MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss - stars Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly were the ones puckering up - this cult classic not only gave hefty lead roles to lesbian characters but also announced the arrival on the filmmaking scene of the Wachowski brothers. Their second feature would be game-changer The Matrix. Here they showcase their directorial audacity in a tightly plotted crime caper/dark sex comedy. It's released in dual format version and comes loaded with extras.
Swallows And Amazons (U)
Faithful and workmanlike adaptation of Arthur Ransome's famous Lake District-set novel, here getting the 40th anniversary treatment with a digitally restored print.
We Are The Best! (15)
Swedish director Lukas Moodysson returns to the subject he does best: coming-of-age stories. Based on a graphic novel by his wife Coco, this one is set in 1980s Stockholm and follows the ups and downs of three teenage girls who decide to form a punk band.
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