Meet Vincent McKenna (Bill Murray), a Brooklyn native who divides his time between drinking, spending time at the race tracks and porking a Russian hooker named Daka (Naomi Watts). Not your ideal babysitter it would seem, yet that is exactly the role he takes upon himself when Maggie (Melissa McCarthy) movies in next door along with her 12-year-old son Oliver (Jaeden Lieberher). She has to work long hours and has no other choice but to ask Vincent to help out. He agrees but not out of the goodness of his heart, mind you. He needs the money.

Following “Kurt Cobain : Montage of Heck”,  this is the second documentary about Cobain this year. Contrary to the first documentary’s archival approach, “Soaked In Bleach” relies on rather awkward reenactments, scripted interviews and dramatic music to suggest that Courtney Love had a hand in Cobain’s death. Not that first-time director Benjamin Statler comes even close to proving anything at any given point. At the most you could agree that the Seattle Police Department didn’t conduct a thorough enough investigation.

When the bodies of three women are found simultaneously in Antwerp, Copenhagen and Berlin, the police start a European Joint Investigation Team in order to find the killer. Led by Harald Bjorn (Lars Mikkelsen), Jackie Mueller (Jasmin Great) and Alicia Verbeeck (Veerle Baetens), ‘the team’ quickly finds out though that these murders are only the tip of the iceberg…

Meet Tomas and Ebba and their two children, Vera and Harry. They are on a ski holiday together, having a good time and enjoying themselves. While having lunch one day, an avalanche seems to be heading their way. Scary shit, right? Well, nothing happens in the end but just for a second panic unleashes and that second is enough for Tomas to run off without looking after his wife and children. When thing are safe again, he hurries back and pretends like nothing happened.