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It’s our final episode until Autumn and we’ve got an explosive send-off; Will Smith and Margot Robbie star in con thriller 'Focus' and we take a look at Julianne Moore’s Oscar-winning performance in 'Still Alice.' Judi Dench, Maggie Smith and Dev Patel lead a stellar cast in their long awaited sequel ‘The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’ and (hide behind your sofas) we're also reviewing the critically-acclaimed new horror ‘It Follows.’ 

Tim has been reviewing films, interspersed with the occasional interview for the Telegraph since 2000. He read classics at University College, Oxford and was runner up for best arts journalist in both the Guardian and the Independent Student Media Awards in 1999. He has been a UK media correspondent for Variety and co-edited The DVD Stack (Canongate), a guide to the best versions of films available globally. 

Backstreet Boys: Show ‘Em What You’re Made Of (15)

What do you do when you’re a full-grown man in a boy band? A documentary about the biggest boy band of the late 90s, telling the story of their beginnings, their decline then following them on their 20th anniversary comeback tour.

The Boy Next Door (15)

A new thriller starring Jennifer Lopez as a high school teacher who has a torrid affair with a young man who lives across her street. When her new man develops an obsession with her things take a dangerous twist.

Catch Me Daddy (15)

A gritty thriller about a young girl from a traditional Pakistani family who has run away with her ex-army boyfriend to the Yorkshire Moors . When her brother shows up in the village with a gang of thugs in tow she is forced to flee for her life.

A Dark Reflection (15)

An independent investigative drama about the aviation business made by a former commercial pilot and based on the true events surrounding Aerotoxic Syndrome.

White God (15)

A Hungarian film about a thirteen year-old girl, Lili and her beloved dog, Hagen. When Lili’s father abandons Hagen in the street, the crafty mongrel starts an uprising with a group of abandoned mutts to try and get back to his mistress. Winner of Un Certain Regard at Cannes 2014.