Dan Slevin

Britain alone is worthy of a whole chapter in the 2018 Planet Earth Joke Book - but this film seems blissfully unaware of it all, going through the motions as if repeating the same old tired clichés… Video, Audio

In this live-action Winnie the Pooh spinoff, the story boffins at Disney wonder what would happen if the adult Christopher was ever to meet up again with his adorable beloved stuffed animal friends. Video, Audio

Dan Slevin is filling in for Simon Morris and this week he reviews Christopher Robin, Johnny English Strikes Again, Searching, and Mirai. Audio

Dan reviews Solo: A Star Wars Story and The Bookshop. Audio

Dan reviews Deadpool 2 and Swagger of Thieves, the new documentary about the NZ band, Head like a Hole. Audio

Head Like a Hole's reunion and recording of a comeback album in 2011 is documented in warts and all fashion by Julian Boshier, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio

Dan Slevin reviews John Curran's speculative re-telling of the 1969 scandal that ended Ted Kennedy's chances of becoming president. Audio

Charlize Theron plays a struggling suburban mother in the third collaboration between writer Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio

At the Movies this week looks at Tully, Chappaquiddick and Swagger of Thieves. Video, Audio

Dan Slevin interviews the director of the Documentary Edge Film Festival, Dan Shanan, about the 13th event which opens this week. Audio

Dan Slevin reviews Wes Anderson's stop-motion animation about a Japanese conspiracy against the humble canine house pet. Audio

A group of California college students unwittingly unleash a demon after partying too hard at Spring Break, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio

Jackie van Beek and Madeline Sami write and direct this raucous and Kiwi anti-romantic comedy, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio

Dan Slevin is filling in for Simon Morris and this week reviews Kiwi comedy The Breaker Upperers, Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs and Truth or Dare, and talks to 13th Documentary Edge Film Festival… Video, Audio

A host of great British actors are on show in this adaptation of a best-selling novel, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Audio

Dan Slevin reviews Richard Linklater's unofficial sequel to the 1973 Academy Award-nominated drama The Last Detail. Audio