Reviews

Paul Schrader deals with intriguing, uncomfortable issues here, but with, for him, a slightly saddening conservatism. Telling the story of Bob Crane, the '50s star of Hogan's Heroes, whose career nosedived as he became increasingly addicted to filming his own sexploits, it's initially vibey and buzzing, with a terrific turn from Greg Kinnear, but later lapses into soggy moralising and mopey depression.

Neo-realist classic of the Algerian Revolution more relevant than ever

Showcase for NYC production duo

Headbanging magick from Californian stoner archetypes

Chinese-Maori singer-songwriter delivers album of eerie beauty

Impressive return from "Strange And Beautiful" songsmith

(All 10 albums repackaged. No bonuses)

Influential '70s jailbait rockers reassessed

Tough yet intimate study of the immigration maze

Great anti-war movie returns to the big screen