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There's a deceptive simplicity to British writer-director Andrew Haigh’s poignant, fluent character study, which has already earned comparisons to Before Sunrise.
Having met in a bar on a Friday night, two young gay men – the laid-back Russell (Tom Cullen) and the acerbic Glen (Chris New) – spend an intimate weekend together just before one of them has to leave for the US.
Revisiting several of the key locations from Brit classic Saturday Night And Sunday Morning, Haigh deftly explores the gap between, in Glen’s words “who you want to be and who you really are.”
Superman’s super dog Krypto may look all innocent in the trailer, but James Gunn says he is a "terrible dog" and is based on his own mischievous mutt
Spider-Man 4 may include a Marvel heroine although Sony cannot confirm it will be Anya Taylor-Joy as Black Cat, says boss: "There’s a lot of fantastic female characters, but I can't talk about all this"
