Director: Grant Heslov
Cast: George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Spacey
Certificate: 15

Be all that you can be. The slogan for the American army. Guts, courage, loyalty, patriotism. That's the kind of stuff they're talking about. Not staring at a goat until it keels over sideways. But there's a secret unit out there. A platoon of psychic soldiers. Trained to harness mother nature (and their own latent telepathic powers), they wage war in the battlefield of the mind. Full-on Jedi Warriors.

Director: Nicholas Jasenovec
Cast: Charlyne Yi, Michael Cera, Jake Johnson
Certificate: PG
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Paper Heart is a hard film to figure out. Then again, it's written by someone who's part-Filipino, semi-Spanish, kind of Korean, a little bit Irish, sometimes German, occasionally French and now and then Native American, so it's not that much of surprise. This is Charlyne Yi - stand-up comedienne, actress and all-round loveable wacko. Or at least, she would be, if she knew what love is. And so she's done this demi-documentary to discover exactly that.

Director: Kenny Ortega
Cast: Michael Jackson
Certificate: PG
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"It's all for love. L.O.V.E." says the King of Pop mid-rehearsal for his sell-out 50 date concert at the O2. That's right. Love. And money. Milking the masses desperate for a little more MJ, This Is It gives us all a taste of what Michael Jackson was like behind the scenes. Mostly, the taste is sweet. Sickly sweet. Dancers line up to tell the camera how much he changed their lives, sobbing between sugary sentences. "I'm from Australia," says one, before breaking down into tears.

Director: Michael Moore
Cast: Michael Moore
Certificate: TBC

He's back. 20 years after Roger and Me, Michael Moore returns to the world of corrupt corporate finance. Shambling around the stock exchange in his hat and coat, he's the people's Columbo, uncovering the cost of the government's rescue package for the American economy. Approaching brokers, teachers, priests and people, his question is simple: "what the fuck happened?" Capitalism: A Love Story is anything but.

Director: Nicholas Jasenovec
Cast: Charlyne Yi, Michael Cera, Jake Johnson
Certificate: PG

Paper Heart is a hard film to figure out. Then again, it's written by someone who's part-Filipino, semi-Spanish, kind of Korean, a little bit Irish, sometimes German, occasionally French and now and then Native American, so it's not that much of surprise. This is Charlyne Yi - stand-up comedienne, actress and all-round loveable wacko. Or at least, she would be, if she knew what love is. And so she's done this demi-documentary to discover exactly that.

Running through walls, controlling minds, seeing the future. It's all in a day's work for the New Earth Army branch of the American military. Right after breakfast, and killing goats by staring at them. Mildly confused? It's no wonder; Grant Heslov's film, a fictional adaptation of Jon Ronson's non-fiction novel, is a barmy, wacky beast.

So how do you go about making such a manic movie? Luckily, director Grant Heslov, author Jon Ronson, George Clooney, Kevin Spacey and Quentin Falk were on hand to answer such questions.