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In its heyday,Absolutely Fabulouswas a real comedy coup.
Eddie, Patsy, Bubble, Saffie and co. were hugely funny, endlessly imitable creations.
The film marks the feature directorial debut ofIn The FleshandA Touch Of Cloths Jim OHanlon.
In 2006, Noel Clarke and Menhaj HudasKidulthoodwas praised for delivering an unflinching slice of west London life.
Co-star Adam Deacons well-publicised fall-out with Clarke andpersonal troublesregrettably mean he wont be back to complete the trilogy.
You cant argue with the immaculate casting on this revival of Perry and Crofts classic British sitcom.
Its plot sees Walmington-on-Seas protectors discover a spy in their midst.
Dexter Fletchers directorial follow-up to infectiously happy Proclaimers jukebox movieSunshine On Leithis the story of an unlikely British hero.
Who can resist an underdog?
The thriller was filmed in South Africa and release has now been scheduled for April 2016.
Heres the first trailer.
Out for general release in March.
Plenty of new talent to watch here.
2016s spot will be filled by Ricky Gervais mockumentaryLife On The Road.
The film takes the form of a where are they now?
documentary following David Brent fifteen years after he came to fame inThe Office.
Its due out in April 2016.
Damian Lewis and Stellan Skarsgard also star.
Its UK release date is now May 2016.
Brazilian director Fernando Coimbra made his English-language debut in 2015 withNetflixsNarcos, the story of drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
All signs point to this being a tense war drama well worth a look.
(Were being deliberately vague to protect the storys surprises.)
As the only musical on this list, it provides a welcome bit of variety to boot.
Its set to initiate the Dublin International Film Festival in February 2016 before a wider March opening.
Among the cast areGame Of Thrones Aidan Gillen,Orphan Blacks Maria Doyle Kennedy and Jack Reynor.
Not that Hardcastle has let that stop him.
Definitely not one for little kids.
The synopsis forStrattonis short but sweet: A British Special Boat Service Commando tracks down an international terrorist cell.
This one has all the marks of a proper action thriller from a director with a serious action pedigree.
Despite their polar differences, the two are forced to pair up on a new assignment.
Who knows, it could be a delightful combination of Ali G meets Paul FeigsSpy?
Penelope Cruz, Rebel Wilson, Isla Fisher and Ian Macshane joining Baron Cohen and Strong in the cast.
The Ones Belowdebuted on the 2015 festival circuit and is due out on wider UK release this March.
In so doing, the natural balance between life and death is disturbed.
(Honestly, when will horror movie characters learn?)
After Adam Smith madeDont Think, a 2012 documentary aboutThe Chemical Brothers, a bond was obviously forged.
It stars Michael Fassbender, Sean Harris, Brendan Gleeson and Rory Kinnear.
Director Adam Smiths previous small-screen work includesSkins, Little DorritandDoctor Who.
His next feature film will be action thriller Unlocked, from a screenplay by Peter OBrien.
With a strong cast and a strong director, this one has a promising pedigree.
Alexander Skarsgard and Michael Pena are joined by Theo James and Tessa Thompson in the cast.
