What if pets had jobs? It’s a thought that had crossed our minds and both entertained and horrified in equal measure (octopus dentist).

Thankfully, Liz’s latest asks the same question and keeps us more than entertained, with lashings of cuteness thrown in on the side. It’s our jobs as owners to look after our pets – so what, then, are our pets’ jobs? We see lots of critters hard at it in the film, and yes, there are kittens involved.

Liz further demonstrates her unique diversity, getting some amazing performances from our animals, subtly framed by some delightful music and VO. David Reviews awarded it Five Stars and we tend to agree.

Two brothers, though sharing the same name, are quite different. “No Whiskey For Old Men” is a sprawling account as to why one is not like the other. The success, achievements and glory came easily to one sibling, whilst the path our brother — ‘the other’ – has followed is a route much more challenging but no less rewarding. Two brothers but very different spirits.

It’s a rip-roaring tale handsomely directed by Stuart and features a emotive voice-over from Sherlock’s Moriarty, Andrew Scott.