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Hobbit week is upon us! This week we bid farewell to Middle Earth in 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' (3D), welcome back Harry and Lloyd in 'Dumb and Dumber To' and take a sneak peak at Ridley Scott's biblical epic 'Exodus: Gods and Kings.'

Robbie Collin is the Telegraph’s chief film critic, and a regular contributor to 'Film 2014' and Claudia Winkleman’s Radio 2 Arts Show.

Bringing Home Tibet (15)

A documentary about Tibetan, New York based artist Tenzing Rigdo, who illegally shipped 20,000 kids of Tibetan soil into India.  When his Father died without being able to achieve his last wish to breathe Tibetan  air again, Rigdol lamented that this must be a common complaint for the 150,000 Tibetans living in exile and so designed the installation called ‘Our Art, Our People.’

The Face of Love (12A)

Annette Benning plays a woman mourning the loss of her husband (Ed Harris), who died in an accident on their 30th Wedding Anniversary. She struggles with her grief until one day she sees a man who is the spitting image of her late husband and enters into a warped relationship with him.

The Great Museum (PG)

A German Observational documentary about the behind the scenes running of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna from eccentric experts restoring armour to the modern marketing team trying to keep the grand old institution running.

The Green Prince (15)

A documentary about the extraordinary true story of the son of a Hamas founder who became disillusioned with his cause and religion. After spending time in an Israeli prison, Mosab Hassan Yousef agreed to turn spy for the Israelis to prevent further violence. 

Manakamana (U)

A playful ethnographic piece made using a fixed 16mm film camera inside a cable car transporting pilgrims and tourists up a mountain in Nepal to a Sacred Site. The camera’s gaze captures whatever mood or conversation they happen to be in.

The Merchants of Doubt (12A)

Documentary directed by Robert Kenner inspired by the book of the same name, about the murkier side of the climate change debate, revealing how established science is challenged by a minority of dissenters funded by big business.

The Circle (Der Kreis) (15)

A Swiss German docudrama telling the true story of a gay couple, still very much in love, who met in the 1950s through the Swiss publication for gay men Der Kreis. The real life couple narrate the dramatization of their love story which began the time of a series of brutal murders in the gay scene which sparked police intervention that threatened their relationship and society.