David Cronenberg’s ‘A Dangerous Method’ explores the intense relationship between Carl Jung (Michael Fassbinder) and Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) and their controversial theories that created the science of psychoanalysis.

‘Agneepath’ stars Hrithik Roshan as Vijay, a principled boy from a good family who swears revenge on the drug baron who murders his father.

Set in the cloak and dagger world of Elizabethan England and featuring the best of British thespian talent, ‘Anonymous’ poses and answers an age-old question; was Shakespeare a fraud?

‘Berlin Kaplani’ follows a Turkish immigrant in Germany who is scraping a living as a boxer and bodyguard and rolling with the punches to make a better life for himself.

Inspirational adventure ‘Big Miracle’ tells the incredible story of a reporter and a conservationist who come together to save a family of gray whales trapped in Arctic pack ice.

William Shakespeare’s tale of treachery and revenge in Rome, ‘Coriolanus’ is brought to the screen by Ralph Fiennes, who also takes the lead role.

Special Charity Event – ‘Dirty Dancing’ – at ODEON Hatfield. Whilst on holiday, a 17-year-old girl finds herself falling in love with her rugged dance instructor, much to the disapproval of her father.

Historical drama ‘Fetih 1453’ tells the story of Sultan Mehmet’s siege and ultimate capture of Constantinople (modern day Istanbul).

Selected for the official competition at Cannes 2011, ‘House of Tolerance’ is a highly sexual and sometimes disturbing portrait of life in a 19th Century French brothel.

Clint Eastwood’s ‘J. Edgar’ takes a compelling look at the public and private lives of J. Edgar Hoover (Leonardo DiCaprio), the face of American law enforcement for almost 50 years.

Sundance Film Festival 2011 Best Picture winner ‘Like Crazy’ explores the ups and downs of long-distance love when a British student is separated from her American lover for visa violation.

Emotive drama ‘Margaret’ follows a 17-year old New York student’s attempts to cope with the traumatic consequences of a tragic accident that she feels ultimately responsible for.

Tense psychological thriller ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ follows a young woman who escapes from the clutches of an evil cult and tries to return to a normal life.

Adapted from Michael Lewis\' best-seller, ‘Moneyball’ stars Brad Pitt as a Major League baseball manager who hits a sensational home run when he uses computer analysis to select his team.

‘My Week With Marilyn’ is a fascinating insight into a young Oxford graduate’s seven days with Hollywood’s most famous movie star in 1957, from director Simon Curtis.

Come to the Mystery Film Monday - and you could be watching a film from the past, present or even future! Tickets are available from only £3.50. The screenings are open to over 18\'s only regardless of the film.

‘Shame’, written and directed by multi award-winning British artist Steve McQueen, follows Brandon; a New York loner determined to keep his sex addiction a secret.

Starring George Clooney, ‘The Ides of March’ is a story of political scandal that takes place during the last few adrenaline-charged days of a heavily contested Ohio presidential primary.

‘The Iron Lady’, starring Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world.

Based on true events, romantic drama ‘The Vow’ tells the emotional and moving tale of a newly-married couple who have to start their relationship from the very beginning.

From director Steven Spielberg, ‘War Horse’ is the moving story of a young man named Albert who follows his beloved horse Joey to the battlefields of World War One.