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Murray and Brenda, on the left, with fellow dancers in Birmingham, Alabama, cottoned on to Brüno's act

How we saw off Brüno

Murray Echols was a 75-year-old Alabama pensioner innocently indulging his passion for ballroom dancing. Then along came Sacha Baron Cohen and his film crew ...

How far can you go? Put that question to Brüno, Sacha Baron Cohen's flamboyantly gay Austrian fashionista, and he would most likely provide you with an explicit demonstration involving sex toys and human orifices.

Brüno (18) (Rated 2/ 5 )

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FIVE BEST FILMS

Drag Me To Hell, 15
Sam Raimi takes a break between Spider-Man films in order to deliver the kind of supernatural horror-comedy with which he made his name: slick, outrageous, darkly witty and enormously good fun. Nationwide

Katyn, 15
This quietly moving and sombre requiem uses the experiences of a handful of women to investigate the massacre of 15,000 Polish officers by the Soviet secret police in the spring of 1940. Limited release

Soul Power, 12A
A marvellous documentary record of Zaire 74, the three-day concert of African and black American music that was staged around the same time as Muhammad Ali’s Rumble in the Jungle. Limited release

Cloud Nine, 15
An intimate, very natural and at times quite lovely drama telling the story of a seamstress grandmother’s affair with a septuagenarian. Limited release

The Hangover, 15
A blissfully silly guys-together misadventure about the morning after the night before, with some very funny, very non-PC dialogue and some terrific turns by a cast of virtually unknown actors. Nationwide