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A Man's Job is among the films screening at this year's festival.
Leeds International Film Fetival gets the key to the door this year, as it reaches 21. Running from November 7 to 18.
Fifteen feature films will vie for the Golden Owl Competition, while fantasy and horror fans will be lining up for the Fanomenon segment. Films from Spain, Poland, Ireland, Norway and the UK all line up for the third year of the Silver Melies competition, the winner of this will go forward along with others from festivals across Europe, to compete for the Golden Melies award.
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A detective caught in a battle of wits with a killer is forced to pay for his past failings.
A man goes on the run from a psychopath in Texas after coming across a briefcase of stolen cash.
A deeply religious, married man falls in love with another woman and has to question his whole life.
19th century travels in search of silk worms introduces the perfectly naked Japanese concubine.
Survivors take on infected zombies in the second part of the double-bill formerly known as Grindhouse.
In 2077, Japan’s secretive, advanced bio-technology could pose an unimaginable threat.
An out-of-work father tries his hand at male prostitution to keep supporting his family.
Three brothers take a 'spiritual journey' across India by train.
Ghost story about a family who live in an orphanage.
An engineer ties to lay old ghosts to rest when he returns to his home village.
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