This Week's New DVDs: June 20th 2016

Bryan Cranston scored an Oscar nomination for his role as screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, a successful scribe whose career is thrown into jeopardy when it is revealed he is an active member of the Communist Party. Click here to read our full preview. 

Jason Lee returns to star in the Chipmunks' fourth big-screen outing with help from the voices of Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler, Jesse McCartney, Kaley Cuoco, Anna Faris and Christina Applegate. Click here to read our preview. 

Brat Pitt and Angelina Jolie team up for this tense drama about an American writer and his wife who take a vacation in picturesque seaside resort in 1970s France to try and save their marriage. 

Annal Friel leads this dark eight-part drama from The Bridge creator Hans Rosenfeldt about a troubled detective who returns to the police after a long absence and becomes embroiled in a murder case that gets all too personal. 

Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Sturridge, Sophie Okenedo and Keeley Hawes star in the BBC's lavish adaptation of Shakespeare's bloody series of plays. Click here to take our Shakespeare on screen quiz. 

Ben Elton's new sitcom about the domestic life of William Shakespeare, which stars David Mitchell, Mark Heap and Liza Tarbuck, comes to DVD this week.

Game Of Thrones' Natalie Dormer leads this spooky horror movie about a young woman who heads into Japan's notorious Aokigahara Forest in search of her twin sister who has gone missing. 

Kelsey Grammar, Tamsin Greig and Matthew Horne star in this knockabout comedy about the strange world of investment banking. 

Olivia Colman and Julian Barrett lead this dark comedy about the troubled and warring Flowers family. 

Twilight Saga star Taylor Lautner returns for a second run in the British sitcom.  

The second season of Justin Theroux's dystopian drama gets a DVD release this week. 

This featue-length documentary about Duff McKagan's rise from living in his car to bassist in the world's biggest rock and roll band, comes to DVD this week. 

Jean Reno stars in this gritty new take on the cult cop drama, which transplants the action to the streets of Paris. 

The brutal Swedish political drama comes to DVD this week.