Also showing: Mama, Song for Marion and Before Dawn

Laurence Phelan
Sunday 24 February 2013 01:00 GMT
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Mama (100 mins, 15)

Lazily scripted supernatural twaddle, unworthy of its star, Jessica Chastain, and execu-tive producer, Guillermo del Toro.

Song for Marion (93 mins, PG)

Might crotchety pensioner Terence Stamp be won over by the choir success of wife Vanessa Redgrave? A film that infantalises the elderly characters it pretends to dignify.

Before Dawn (82 mins, 18)

A British zombie horror of very limited means, from some of the cast and crew of Emmerdale.

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