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What's On: Two Minute Guide to the Week.

LOST in Lace will open at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s Gas Hall at 10am tomorrow and run through the winter until February 19, 2012.Read

Film review: The Help (12A) * * *

WITH its subject matter about black maids raising white children for the rich during the Civil Rights Era of 1960s’ Mississippi, this is a thought-provoking film you’ll want to like before you’ve even bought your popcorn.Read

Film: George Clooney is on the campaign trail - but he doesn't want our votes

VOTE for George!Read

Film Review: The Adventures of Tintin - The Secret of the Unicorn 3D (PG) * * * *

NOT since Hook in 1991 has director Steven Spielberg taken a classic story and turned it into what could be called an original family film.Read

Film review: The Ides of March (15) * * * *

THE title means March 15 in the Roman calendar and is a phrase best known from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, when the Emperor was told “Beware the Ides of March”.Read

Bollywood: Force (15) * * * *

Yashvardhan (Abraham) is a hard-headed senior narcotics officer who doesn’t go by the book but always ensures justice is served.Read

Graffiti art created for unique Birmingham screening of The Birds movie

Graffiti artist Victor X has created an image of the Birmingham skyline filled with crows to commemorate the arrival of the a cult film club in the city this week.Read

Film Review: We Need To Talk About Kevin (15) * * * *

IN A very American movie made through BBC Films, the National Lottery and UK Film Council, director Lynne Ramsay offers a haunting insight into the potential perils of parenthood if the nature versus nurture battle goes wrong.Read

Film review: Contagion (12A) Verdict * * * *

STEVEN Soderbergh’s all-star thriller about a disease rapidly spreading around the world is a stunningly-made film guaranteed to send hypochondriacs into a frenzy.Read

Film review: Monte Carlo (PG) * * *

BRITISH comedy star Catherine Tate has proved her acting credentials in quite a few movies now.Read

Film review: Paranormal Activity (15) *

HAD this been the first movie in the series I might have been tempted to give its chillier moments three stars.Read

Manish Gajjar's Bollywood film review: Azaan (12A). Verdict: **

AZAAN (12A)Read

BOLLYWOOD: Force (15) ****

FORCE (15)Read

Film review: Texas Killing Fields (15) ***

HAVING previously met stars Sam Worthington, Harry Dean Morgan and leading film-maker Michael Mann, I was excited at the prospect of seeing them collaborating in a serial killer thriller.Read

Film: Hugh Jackman listens to Rocky theme whilst training

When Hugh Jackman was recruited to play an ex-boxer for his latest film, Real Steel, he thought he should get in shape for the part.Read

Film Review: Footloose (15) * * *

ONE can understand the purpose of last week’s re-release of Lion King, even without Disney trying to make extra cash by releasing it in pointless 3D.Read

Film Review: Tyrannosaur (18) * *

EVERY time I see a British film like this, I wonder what planet its makers are on.Read

Bollywood: Rascals (15) * *

Chetan and Bhagat are two competing conmen who recently deceived Anthony (Arjun) on his engagement day.Read

Film Review: Real Steel (15) * * *

STEVEN Spielberg has built much of his career on the way young children can look up in awe at things which are bigger than them.Read

Film Review: First Night (15) * * *

ACTING is a funny old business – as Richard E Grant would know.Read