One to One: John & Yoko offers an intimate and unexpected glimpse into John Lennon's world, with much of the film's humour seemingly unplanned.

"Cop Land" delivers a gripping story that’s perfect for a movie night. This film features Sylvester Stallone in a terrific and heartfelt role as Freddy Heflin, a local sheriff in Garrison, New Jersey. Freddy has always wanted to be a cop, but his partial deafness has limited him to his current position. Despite this, his integrity stands in stark contrast to some of the very cops he looks up to.

Ok, this isn’t strictly a film . . . but I thought I’d bend the rules slightly for this stunning documentary. “The Andy Warhol Diaries,” is a six-parter based on Warhol’s own journal from 1976 till his death in 1987. This startling biopic is told with the artist’s own words through a re-created A.I. voice, which sounds strange and alien – and sometimes human but not. It’s aesthetically jarring, but so brilliantly done . . .

It’s fifty years since this film first appeared, and it’s still as gritty & tough with a fabulous central performance from Gene Hackman. So much so . . . that he grabbed the best actor Oscar in the 1972 academy awards.