This week's featured film is the Martin Scorsece's epic white-collar crime caper The Wolf Of Wall Street. Labelled as too raunchy by some, the film hasn't come without its controversy in the US and its elicit scenes may see Scorsece miss out come Oscars season yet again. That won't upset the acclaimed director too much however, especially given the welcoming reception the movie has had since it opened in cinemas across the globe. Some critics have even labelled it Scorsece's best and most exciting movie since the Departed. This is without doubt definitely not one to be missed. You can view the trailer here.

 

There's a choice of two Polish films to choose this weekend. First there's the newly released W ukryciu, an impassioned thriller about a Jewish girl hiding from the Nazi's during the 1940's. There also still screenings of Ida, one of the best Polish movies of 2013.

 

 

Those with a solid grasp of English and French can enjoy Casse-tête chinois, The third installment of Cédric Klapisch's globetrotting French trilogy. For more detailed info, see this detailed review by the Hollywood Reporter, or alternatively, click here for the trailer.