John Holmes

Intriguing, though Mrs Pritchard's naivity is irritating abd strains credulity.

Convoluted and cynical. The Norwegian government's reputation appears seriously compromised.

Documentary style movie. Great performances. But still left with uncertainty as to where the truth really lies. The influence of right wing politics on truth is nevertheless hard to ignore.

Brilliantly acted but overwhelmingly depressing. Lowry was a talented and important artist but his oedipal relationship with his obnoxious mother is hard to watch.

Totally over the top escapism. Perhaps they could have developed the paradoxes of time travel rather more but if you can sit back and suspend all disbelief then you'll enjoy it.

You have to bear with this film's very slow beginning. It actually sets the scene for the events that follow. Bill Nighy is superb as are all the cast. Deeply insightful and moving.

The last episode was very confusing and it's still unclear to me just who was double crossing whom. And why did Arik mutter "Alex" after Bashir sent him the compromising video?