'Human Flow' leads this week's new releases

Leading this week's new cinema releases is global refugee crisis documentary Human Flow, directed by artist Ai Weiwei, who captures the greatest human displacement since World War Two through filming 23 countries across a single year.

Human Flow(2017)

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Documentary by artist Ai Weiwei about the global refugee crisis of the 21st century.

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Certificate

Age group14+ years

Duration140 mins

Also released in cinemas this week

A New York widower fights for custody of his son in Yiddish drama Menashe; Jake Gyllenhaal plays a survivor of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing in Stronger; mental health is tackled through filmmaking in comedy-drama Brigsby Bear; while gentle, music-themed anime Lu Over the Wall celebrates tolerance.

Stronger(2017)

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The inspiring real life story of Jeff Bauman, a young working-class Bostonian who lost both of his legs in the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013.

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Certificate

Age group14+ years

Duration119 mins

Brigsby Bear(2017)

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A young man discovers the truth behind his favourite childhood TV show which ends suddenly, and sets out to make a movie to finish the story.

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Certificate

Age group14+ years

Duration97 mins

Lu Over the Wall(2017)

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An anime full of music and energy which sees a young boy team up with a mermaid to ensure the survival of both their communities.

7 reviews

Certificate

Age group7–14 years

Duration112 mins

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Captain Underpants

Leading this week's DVD releases is Captain Underpants, in which two young boys play a trick on their strict headmaster resulting in him thinking he's a superhero they've created. This is a funny, cheeky family comedy, adapted from a successful collection of short stories.