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?

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

Rambo

Stallone returns to his other creation, John Rambo, after 20 years, producing blood, shooting and gore by the bucketful

Definitely, maybe

Brook's film starts off with plenty of wit and invention but ultimately surrenders to the demands of the rom-com machine

Californication

This first series is basically a parade of topless women interspersed with shots of Hank Moody driving around in a Porsche

The L Word: The Complete Fourth Season

The fourth season of the hit lesbian soap is merrily frothing with sex, drama and designer dresses

My Blueberry Nights

The beautiful visuals - the luminous cityscapes - outshine the acting, almost replacing the action and even the dialogue

Panel of Experts: Play it again

Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. This week, four short-film directors watch the Jack Black comedy Be Kind Rewind

Cloverfield

Reeves's monster-takes-Manhattan home movie represents possibly the best scares-per-buck ratio in film history

Panel of Experts: Blinking Marvel

Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. This week, speech and language therapists watch The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Dan in Real Life

An amenable comedy plenty of bittersweet laughs, with Steve Carell's hangdog schtick easily the match of Ben Stiller's

National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets

Nicolas Cage stars in a Da Vinci Code-style wild goose chase that has none of Brown's thought-provoking subject matter

Four Months, Three Weeks, Two Days

Performances are impossibly real and naturalistic, long, unedited set-ups excruciatingly tense, and the drama pulverising

Radio On

Director Chris Petit created a unique curio of domestic cinema in this 1979 black-and-white arthouse travelogue

No Country for Old Men

The story-telling really captivates, its meditative visual asides matched by superlative performances from all the leads

Panel of Experts: Some mothers do ’ave ’em

Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. This week, three young mums take a look at the teenage pregnancy drama Juno