One of the arthouse/multiplex crossover successes of 2009 comes to DVD courtesy of Momentum. Mike Sutton takes a look.

Les Anderson looks at last year's DVD release of the sixth and final series of the police drama set in the fictional Lancashire town of Hartley...

Les Anderson takes a look at Network's DVD release of this epic wartime drama that was first broadcast in 1970...

Kirk Douglas is the last cowboy in this contemporary western, often mentioned by the actor as his favorite film and now on DVD for the first time in R1.

Artificial Eye release Étienne Chatiliez's 1989 feature, a French comedy of social observations when the babies of families from two very different backgrounds are switched at birth. Noel Megahey reviews.

Synapse Films release Sergio Bizzio's bizarre "Animalada", a black comedy horror dealing with somewhat taboo subject matter....

Shu & co. make their way to Grankingdom's capital, while Jibral prepares to launch an all-out attack on Nene and his evil robot army. Volumes 3 and 4 are available to own from Monday. ...

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?...

James reviews Network's superb new release of one of Gerry Anderson's less well-remembered Supermarionation series. ...

Asif Kapadia's second feature, starring Michelle Yeoh and Sean Bean is a bizarre fable set in the icy tundras of the Arctic. Noel Megahey reviews Soda Pictures DVD release.

In the wake of Public Enemies, Optimum releases Roger Corman's take on the fearsome Ma Barker.

Recently remade for US audiences, Michael Haneke’s original 1997 film portrays a bourgeois Austrian family who are held captive and tortured, and questions our reactions to what we are seeing. Noel Megahey reviews the new Artificial Eye release.

Artificial Eye bring out a new edition of the out-of-print Tartan edition of three early Austrian films by Michael Haneke - The Seventh Continent, Benny’s Video and 71 Fragments Of A Chronology Of Chance.

Jérémie Rénier stars in Christian Faure's emotional drama based around the Nazi deportation and "re-education" of homosexuals in France during WWII.

Otar Iosseliani's absurdly comic touch is applied to the world of politics, when a government minister falls from power and tries to recover meaning in his life. Noel Megahey reviews Artificial Eye's DVD.

More historical and epic action from Asia in this dramatisation of a classic Chinese novel. Andy Lau, Maggie Q and Sammo Hung fight it out in the story of Zao Zilong......

Mark Tonderai's debut feature is a masterful little UK suspense chase thriller set against the backdrop of the M1. Noel Megahey reviews Optimum's DVD release.

Comedy was once the new rock 'n' roll, now it's the new pipe 'n' slippers. John talks double acts......

Lola Montčs was Max Ophuls's final film and an epic production now fully restored. Gary Couzens reviews Second Sight's DVD.

Before Stonewall is an award-winning documentary in which gay men and women describe their lives in the decades leading up to the 1969 Stonewall riots and the founding of the gay rights movement. Review of the UK DVD from Peccadillo Pictures by Gary Couzens.

Jane Arden's long-lost experimental study of madness, The Other Side of the Underneath is released on DVD by the BFI, one of three releases of her work. Review by Gary Couzens.

Rural drama and tragedy in This Filthy Earth, a 2001 film directed by Andrew Kötting and cowritten by Sean Lock, released on DVD by the BFI. Gary Couzens reviews.

Robert Pattinson stars as Salvador Dalí in Paul Morrison's film on the relationships between Buńuel, Dalí and Lorca in 1920s' Madrid. Noel Megahey reviews.

The first Bleach movie hits UK DVD courtesy of MangaUK.