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A homeless ex-soldier gets more than he bargained for when he agrees to help a young woman and her dying mother.
Mike Leigh drama about family, friendship and ageing.
After a present is missed on Christmas Eve, Santa's son tries to deliver it.
A woman devoted to exposing psychic hoaxes is invited to investigate ghostly sightings at a remote boarding school.
A Hollywood agent tricks an ageing action star into appearing as King Lear in an amdram production.
British class comedy about a council estate lad with a tearaway talent for bowls.
Biting satire on the Thirties party circuit in London.
Plucky chicken caper sees farm birds bid for freedom.
The chickens are forced to leave their idyllic haven when one of their young runs off to a high-security chicken funland.
Faithful adaptation of Dickens' novel about a boy growing up through troubled times.
A big screen addition to the popular television series about wealthy owners of a large estate in the English countryside in the early 20th Century.
When a snobbish woman discovers her husband has been having an affair, she takes exile with her bohemian sister on a council estate.
How an idealistic, inexperienced teacher makes a difference in a Los Angeles ghetto high school.
Harry Potter and friends find themselves in trouble as a mysterious stranger seizes power at Hogwarts.
Craig Ferguson is an alcoholic pop star who discovers that Charlotte Church is his daughter.
The Disney villain battles to save her realm.
A magic nanny sorts out the unruly children of an impoverished undertaker.
Paddington gets into a scrape over his Aunt Lucy's birthday present.
In his quest to become Pirate of the Year, the Pirate Captain leads his crew into peril and risks losing a treasured shipmate.
A group of LGBT rights activists is determined to help the residents of a Welsh village who are struggling because of the 1984 miners' strikes.
The story of the youngster who set the wheels in motion for the iconic music festival.
A Tube driver accidentally runs over two people, then hears of the ‘three and out’ rule, which offers a huge financial incentive to find someone suitably suicidal...
Women from Ireland's Magdalene Laundries and Mother and Baby Homes are suing for justice, accountability, and legal action against church and state institutions, supported by Justice for Magdalenes.
A cleaning lady performs abortions on the side in Fifties London.
Live action retelling of Kenneth Grahame's children's novel about the adventures of Ratty, Badger, Mole and Toad.
Uncovering everyday moments Alvin Hall and Sam Pollard on uncovering the history of The Lorraine
Driven by love and capitalism Director Pierre Le Gall on the themes of Flesh and Fuel
The ultimate act of friendship Robin Campillo on picking up the threads from the late Laurent Cantet
Reaching for a better future Daniel E Catullo, Julie DeVercelly and Gary DeVercelly on hazing and 4000 Days
Escaping perfection Andrew Durham on adapting Alysia Abbott's memoir Fairyland
Playing it safe Will Bates on early musical influences and scoring Tuner
Farewell to Anthony Head Much-loved star dies at 72
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Fantasia Second wave of titles announced
Tribeca Artistic director Frédéric Boyer discusses the highlights of this year's edition
Cannes The 2026 Palme d'Or has gone to Fjord
Cannes Everytime wins Un Certain Regard prize
Cannes Yuri wins Palm Dog for La Perra
Cannes La Gradiva tops Critics' Week awards
