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DumplingsSnuff Movie
(Country: Germany; Director: Christian Alvart; Writer: Christian Alvart; Cast: Wotan Wilke Mohring, Heinz Hoenig, Andre Hennicke, Ulrike Krumbiegel, Hauke Diekamp, Nina Proll, Jurgen Schornagel)
A serial killer plays mind games with a policeman. UK Premiere.

(Country: South Korea; Director: Kim Ji-woon; Writer: Kim Ji-woon; Cast: Lee Byung-hun, Shin Mina, Kim Young-chul, Whang Jung-min, Kim Roi-ha, Moon Ching-hyuk, Lee Ki-young, Oh Dalsoo, Jin Gu, Kim Hae-gon)
A tale of revenge, infidelity and gangland warfare in South Korea. UK Premiere.

(Country: UK; Director: John Fawcett; Writer: Stephen Massicotte, Paul Tamasy, based on Sheep by Simon Maginn; Cast: Maria Bello, Sean Bean, Sophie Stuckey, Maurice Roeves, Abigail Stone, Richard Elfyn)
A Welsh ghost story with watery connections. World Premiere.

(Country: Hong Kong; Director: Fruit Chan; Writer: Fruit Chan, Lilian Lee; Cast: Bai Ling, Tony Leung Ka-Fai, Miriam Yeung, Pauline Lau)
Ageing star seeks out an anti-ageing recipe... just don't ask about the special ingredient. UK Premiere.

(Country: Hong Kong; Director: Tung-Shing Yee; Writer: Tung-Shing Yee; Cast: Daniel Wu, Cecilia Chung, Alex Fong, Anson Leung, Kar Lok Chin, Suet Lam, Sam Lee)
Triad tensions in Hong Kong bring a hired assassin from the mainland. UK Premiere.

A Bittersweet LifeThe Dark
(Country: UK/Thailand; Director: Paul Spurrier; Writer: Paul Spurrier; Cast: Suangporn Jaturaphut, Dean Barrett, Shaun Delaney, John Kathrein, Chartchai Kongsiri, Opal, Pisamai Pakdeevijit, Supatra Roongsawang, Narisara Sairatanee, Amy Siriya, Paul Spurrier)
Thai country girl uses terror magic in Bangkok go-go bar. UK Premiere.

(Country: UK and Romania; Director: Bernard Rose; Writer: Bernard Rose; Cast: Jeroen Krabbe, Lisa Enos, Hugo Myatt, Joe Reegan, Teri Harrison, Alastair Mackenzie)
Psychodrama by horror auteur Boris Arkadin. World Premiere.


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