Eleanor Blatchley
: Human Rights, Hashtags and the UK's Policy Towards Central Asia
Natalie Bennett
: Media Reform: Time to Go Back to Leveson
James Snell
: PRISM: Who Cares?
Alex Ford
: Talking to the Taliban in Afghanistan Doesn't Betray the Dead - It Honours Them
Rob Hopkins
: Why Local Economies Hold the Key to Our Economic Future
With UKIP joy, Tory jitters and immigration at the fore I revisited writer-director Philippe Lioret's Welcome, a compassionate and inspiring drama of the power of love and hope in new beginnings.
I imagine that most people have a DVD collection similar to mine. It's a right mixture; literally next to each other on the shelf, you will find a critically acclaimed movie, like Million Dollar Baby, beside something fun and frivolous, like Minority Report. One thing is certain, though; whether it's an Oscar winner or a summer blockbuster, every DVD has earned its place on my shelf. Limitless is no different.
