Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh return for a new series of Film 2011, presenting all the latest film reviews, news and interviews. Hilary Swank and Sam Rockwell team up for Conviction, a true life story of a man wrongly convicted of murder. Michel Gondry directs superhero caper The Green Hornet and Minnie Driver reveals her favourite movies in the Film 2011 Questionnaire.

Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh discuss and review the big movie releases. Harrison Ford and Diana Keaton team up for comedy Morning Glory and Natalie Portman reveals her dark side in Black Swan. Also featured are Peter Mullan directed Neds and Get Low.

Disney give Rapunzel a make over in Tangled 3D, and Clint Eastwood returns to the director's chair for Hereafter, written by Peter Morgan and starring Matt Damon.

Rowan Joffe's much-anticipated remake of Brighton Rock arrives in cinemas this week alongside The Fighter, starring Mark Wahlberg and Amy Adams. Plus Claudia and Danny review Nicole Kidman's performance as a grieving mother in her new film Rabbit Hole.

Inside Job is a fascinating documentary about the financial crisis and is narrated by Matt Damon. Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher team up for No Strings Attached, a romantic comedy with no commitments. Plus Antonia Quirke reports on classic movie couples who have shared their true love both on and off screen.

Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh are joined by studio guests to discuss the 2011 Academy Award nominations, as well as reviewing some of the latest movie releases. Sir Anthony Hopkins stars in The Rite, a supernatural thriller set in the world of exorcisms. Animal Kingdom tells the story of a 17-year-old who is facing up to the criminal activities of his extended family, and Claudia and Danny take a look at West Is West, the much-anticipated sequel to the 1999 hit comedy East Is East.

Matt Damon and Emily Blunt team up in new thriller The Adjustment Bureau, where mysterious forces have a big part to play in their romance. And director Julie Taymor gives Shakespeare's The Tempest a whole new spin, when Dame Helen Mirren takes centre stage as Prospera.

Sean Penn and Naomi Watts team up for Fair Game, a political thriller based on a real life story. Tinsel Town is under siege in Battle LA, an action thilller about a global offensive initiated by unknown extraterrestrial forces. And the Farrelly Brothers return with Hall Pass, where the rules of marital fidelity are pushed to the outer limits.

Gemma Jones leads an all-star cast in You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger, the latest film from Woody Allen to be set in London. Route Irish is a revenge thriller from veteran director Ken Loach. And Submarine is directed by The IT Crowd's Richard Ayoade, and stars Paddy Considine and Sally Hawkins.

Film 2011 returns with host Claudia Winkleman and co-host Danny Leigh. In this opening episode, they review Steven Soderbergh's much-anticipated new film Contagion; Tilda Swinton in We Need to Talk About Kevin; and Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson team up for The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.

In this episode, Claudia and Danny review George Clooney's latest film, The Ides Of March, Mexico Drama Miss Bala, British girl gang movie Sket and Anonymous, the film that asks 'Was Shakespeare a fraud?'.

In this episode, Claudia and Danny review the long-awaited remake of Straw Dogs, Phillip Seymour Hoffman's directorial debut Jack Goes Boating, Tower Heist and Weekend.

In this episode, Claudia and Danny review The Rum Diary, starring Johnny Depp; British ghost story The Awakening; and the latest big-screen adaptation of Wuthering Heights. Plus guest Grace Dent joins Claudia and Danny to review new documentaries Tabloid and The British Guide to Showing Off.

In this episode, they review Breaking Dawn, the latest from the Twilight saga. Plus Australian thriller Snowtown, Take Shelter and Nicolas Cage in Justice. And as the show celebrates its 40th anniversary, there's a trip down memory lane with past presenters Jonathon Ross and Barry Norman.

Reviews of 50/50, Moneyball, The Deep Blue Sea and Resistance. Plus a look back at what made Cary Grant such a star and Stephen Frears talks about My Beautiful Laundrette.

The programme features a review of sci-fi remake The Thing, and Robin Williams is back on the dance floor in Happy Feet Two. Plus, Tom Hooper, the Oscar-winning director of The King's Speech, answers the Film 2011 Questionnaire.

The programme features a review of New Year's Eve, a romantic comedy with an all-star cast; science fiction goes art-house in Another Earth; and Antonio Banderas unsheathes his sword for Puss in Boots 3D. Plus Terry Gilliam talks about the making of his masterpiece Brazil.

The programme features a review of David Fincher's highly anticipated adaptation of bestselling Swedish novel The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Claudia and Danny also cast a critical eye over Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows and Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol, the fourth film in the Mission Impossible franchise. Plus, a look ahead to some of the films due to be released in early 2012