This week's latest releases reviewed
CHILDREN OF GLORY/ SZABADSÁG, SZERELEM ***
Directed by Krisztina Goda. Starring Ivan Fenyo, Kata Dobo, Sandor Csany 12 cert
A Hungarian water polo star (Fenyo) and a feisty student (Dobo) get caught up in turbulent street protests in
1956 Budapest. This impressively staged film, co-written by Hollywood veteran Joe Eszterhas, is a heartfelt dramatisation of the revolution and its shattered hopes. - MICHAEL DWYER
STRANGE WILDERNESS ***
Directed by Fred Wolf. Starring Steve Zahn, Jonah Hill, Harry Hamlin, Robert Patrick, Ernest Borgnine, Joe Don Baker 16 cert
Relentlessly stupid - but consistently funny - stoner comedy following Steve Zahn's addled wildlife presenter as he and his pals go in search of Bigfoot. Along the way, they sing songs, get attacked by pygmies and watch aghast as a turkey attaches itself to the hero's privates. Call me a moron, but I laughed so hard I inhaled my roach. - DONALD CLARKE
HOW SHE MOVE ***
Directed by Ian Iqbal Rashid. Starring Rutina Wesley, Dwain Murphy, Tré Armstrong 12 cert
A Canadian teenager enters a raucous dance contest with hopes of paying her tuition at a posh school. This low- budget, well-acted entertainment is never going to sell as many copies as the recent Step Up movies. But How She Moves emerges as a much funkier, earthier entertainment than those pieces of weightless fluff. - DONALD CLARKE
