This powerful Oscar-nominated documentary captures the ongoing tumult of revolution in Egypt since its initial eruption in 2011, when a huge mass of people gathered in Tahrir Square to demonstrate. If you like this, why not try these other great films with similar themes? The Diary of Anne Frank (U, 1959), The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas (12, 2008), Life is Beautiful (PG, 1997) Narrated by Death himself yet surprisingly life affirming, the film is based on a best-selling young adults’ novel. Soon she’s obsessed with the written word and the escapism it can provide a situation that intensifies after the Hubermanns take in a Jewish refugee and Liesel starts sharing stories with the increasingly imperilled man. Originally illiterate when she’s sent to live with foster parents Hans and Rosa Hubermann in the late 1930s, spirited nine-year-old Liesel quickly learns to read, thanks to the kindly couple’s encouragement. Rise of the Planet of the Apes (12A, 2011), Avatar (12, 2009), Cloverfield (15, 2008), Planet of the Apes (PG, 1968), AI: Artificial Intelligence (12, 2001) New on DVDĪ young girl’s passion for books helps her and the people she loves find a respite from the horrors of Nazi Germany in this moving drama that looks at the regime from a child’s viewpoint. The film’s blend of extensive location shooting with a vast army of apes – all created using motion-capture technology – makes this epic one of the most technologically pioneering films of our time. Bold, dark and hugely ambitious, this installment ramps up everything that made the 2011 prequel an audience and critical hit. Before long, apes and humans are on the brink of war for supremacy of the planet. Caesar and the other apes’ peaceful existence in the forest is threatened when they come into contact with a small group of human survivors. Ten years after the previous film, humanity is all but wiped out by a deadly virus. Spirited away (PG, 2001), The Never Ending Story (U, 1984), The Princess Bride (PG, 1987), Pete’s Dragon (U, 1977), The Secret of Kells (PG, 2009) If you like this, why not try these other great films with similar themes? Into Film chat to the cast of The Fault In Our Stars!.The Hobbit actor John Bell goes back to school with Into Film!.Emma Watson cast as Belle in new Beauty and the Beast film!.
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