When Sheba Hart (Cate Blanchett) arrives as the new art teacher at a London school, Barbara Covett (Judi Dench) takes an interest in her, believing she would make an ideal friend and confidante in the lonely tail end of her life - shared only by her cat, Portia. Her assessment of Sheba is shaken when she discovers a surprising indiscretion involving a 15 year old pupil (Andrew Simpson), but as Barbara writes in her diary, this secret could help bind Sheba to her, and perhaps lessen Sheba's dependence on her husband, an older man (Bill Nighy) and two early teenage children. However, Sheba doesn't seem to reciprocate the intensity of Barbara's feelings, and continues her ill-fated dalliance with the pupil, leading to a destructive fallout for all concerned. More View Trailer | Check Showtime
Flyboys (M)
In 1916, before the US becomes involved in World War I, several young Americans volunteer as trainee pilots in the new French flying corps, the Escadrille Lafayette. Blaine Rawlings (James Franco), a Texan evicted from his family's ranch, joins ace flyer Reed Cassidy (Martin Henderson)'s squadron, along with newcomers Higgings (Christien Anhold), William Jensen (Philip Winchester), Briggs Lowry (Tyler Labine), Eddie Beagle (David Ellison) and black American boxer Eugene Skinner (Abdul Salis). Under Captain Georges Thenault (Jean Reno), they are readied for deadly aerial combat against highly trained German pilots in superior Fokker aircraft. Rawlings even finds hope and love in a chance meeting with local French lass Lucienne (Jennifer Decker). More View Trailer | Check Showtime
The Good Shepherd (M)
As an eager student at Yale in the late 1920s, Edward Wilson (Matt Damon), is recruited to join the secret society, Skull and Bones, a breeding ground for leaders. Wilson's spotless reputation and sincere belief in American values render him a prime candidate for a career in intelligence, and he is soon recruited by the OSS (the precursor to the CIA) during WWII. Edward's idealism is eroded by a growing suspicious nature, a necessity of the Cold War. Wilson becomes one of the Agency's key operatives, all the while combating his KGB counterpart (Oleg Stefan). However, his steely dedication to his country comes at an ever-increasing price. Not even his wife Clover (Angelina Jolie) or his beloved son (Eddie Redmayne) can divert Wilson from a path that will force him to sacrifice everything in pursuit of this job. More View Trailer | Check Showtime
Music And Lyrics (PG)
In the 80s, Alex Fletcher (Hugh Grant) was a pop star, but these days, he earns his living performing at high school reunions and amusement parks. When his manager Chris Riley (Brad Garrett) alerts him to a comeback opportunity, writing a song for reigning pop diva Cora Corman (Haley Bennett), he is racked with insecurity. He hasn't written a song for 10 years, and urgently needs a lyricist. Then he learns that Sophie Fisher (Drew Barrymore), who waters his plants, has a flair for writing lyrics. She is recovering from a broken relationship with novelist Sloan Cates (Campbell Scott), and at first is reluctant to collaborate. But the chemistry between Alex and Sophie ignites - both at and under the piano. More Check Showtime
Tenacious D: The Pick Of Destiny (MA)
Kicked out of his home in Kickapoo by his religious family, JB (Jack Black) heads for Hollywood to pursue his dream of a career in rock music. He meets up with failed busker KG (Kyle Gass), and together, as the band Tenacious D, they try to make their fortune. As they are rifling through some old rock magazines, they notice the one thing in common that all their rock idols have, is the same distinctive green guitar pick. When they learn it is exhibited at the Rock and Roll Museum, they concoct a plan to steal it, so they too can acquire the secret of rock and roll and become legends. More Check Showtime
Little Children (MA)
Sarah Pierce (Kate Winslet) is unhappily married to Richard (Gregg Edelman), who gets his kicks from internet porn sites. One day at the park with their three year old daughter Lucy (Sadie Goldstein), Sarah meets Brad Adamson (Patrick Wilson), who is looking after his young son Aaron (Ty Simpkins). But there is tension in the neighbourhood, as convicted paedophile Ronald James McGorvey (Jackie Earle Haley) has just been released from gaol and is living locally with his mother May (Phyllis Somerville). Ex cop Larry Hedges (Noah Emmerich) can hardly contain his anger and begins to harass him. Meanwhile, Sarah and Brad begin a relationship. More View Trailer | Check Showtime
Notes On A Scandal
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