Proms Podcast

Panel of Experts: after the fall

Each week, we show DVDs to the real experts. Here, New Yorkers assess WTC View, set in the city in the wake of 9/11

I’m Not There

Haynes’s film, which flits between documentary, road movie and romance, is a flawed but inspired attempt to explore Dylan

Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand Up Ever

It doesn’t pack the same sly wallop as his peerless stand-up show of 2006, but Lee still glitters with dark intelligence

Panel of Experts: Never the bride

Each week, we show DVDs to the real experts. Here, a trio of seasoned bridesmaids assess 27 Dresses

The Orphanage (El Orfanato)

This Spanish chiller revolves around a woman’s baffling but vital decision to relocate her family to a creepy Gothic orphanage

You, The Living

Roy Andersson's comedy is, as he says, light-hearted stuff, once you have got past the pervading sense of gloom

10,000 BC

The digital effects are stunning, the cinematography impressive, it's just a shame there's not more to get your teeth into

Love in the Time of Cholera

The British team of Newell do a grand job of recreating the steamy, otherworldly atmosphere that Márquez’s characters inhabit

Panel of Experts: The great escape

We show DVDs to the real experts. Here, past and present members of The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships assess Dunkirk

The Cottage

Paul Andrew Williams stumbles badly with a horror-comedy that is not quite inventive enough to earn Shaun of the Dead kudos

The Spiderwick Chronicles

Action scenes are thrilling, but the film never loses its grounding in character, thanks to a tight script and performances

There Will Be Blood

Anderson's film is subdued and explosive, swirling around a black hole in the form of Day Lewis’s monstrous oil prospector

Diary of the Dead

As ever Romero uses his buckets of gristle and gore to make a serious point, in this case our loss of trust in the media

Panel of Experts: Steps ahead

Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. So, how do five exponents of Capoeira assess the documentary O Zelador?

The Bucket List

It has the soft heart and light laughs typical of Reiner, but its approach to a hoary old topic is surprisingly simplistic

Mad Men

Jon Hamm somehow makes building a career on casual sexism and deceit seem charming in this 1960s swinging drama

Panel of Experts: A life aquatic

Each week we show DVDs to the experts. Will Water Lilies make a splash with the senior British synchronised swimming team?

The Other Boleyn Girl

Big stars are miscast and while the film moves quickly and looks handsome enough, it feels like a small-screen drama

Picnic at Hanging Rock

This three-disc set explores a story that hinted it was based on real events but was fictional, it’s an eerie piece of work

Michael Nyman's Man with a Movie Camera

Russian director Dziga Vertov’s best-known film still feels vigorous and engrossing on this restored and remastered disc