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A college professor finds herself at a personal and professional crossroads when a star pupil levels an accusation against one of her colleagues and a dark secret from her own past threatens to come to light.
Marketing boss of film studio attempts to placate warring husband-and-wife acting team.
Ants bite back and teach bully a lesson.
A dysfunctional family comes together to deal with a crisis.
A young man who returns home is welcomed by his mother, little realising trouble is coming through the door with him.
A well intentioned US congressman gets out of his depth trying to help the Afghans repel Russian invaders.
The farmer's daughter and a talkative spider try to save the life of the smallest piglet in the barn.
A game show host becomes a CIA hitman in his spare time.
A four-handed modern drama of sexual mores and interlocking relationships.
Two former corporate spies scheme to swindle their bosses.
A feisty single mother uncovers a toxic scandal.
A son struggles to deal with his abusive father.
A back-to-basics ensemble day-in-the-life-of media folk in Hollywood.
Gangsters in California send an idiot to Mexico to find an antique pistol, while his girlfriend is kidnapped by a hired killer.
An exiled princess tries to win back her kingdom from her wicked stepmother.
A financial TV host and his producer are put in an extreme situation when an irate investor who has lost everything forcefully takes over their studio.
A progressive teacher comes to a stuffy New England college to teach art and inspire change.
Families fall apart and hang together in a Mother's Day preamble.
A world famous film star falls for a bookseller.
Danny Ocean gets the gang back together to pull of a trio of European heists.
Led by a charasmatic ex-con, eleven thieves plot the heist of three Las Vegas casinos during a prizefight - but one of them has more than money on his mind.
Pygmalion in California with a moneybags businessman and a tart with a heart. Reissued in cinemas to celebrate it's 20th anniversary.
Romance beckons when a reporter is assigned to write a story on a bride who keeps ditching grooms at the altar.
A terminally ill divorcee has to come to terms with her kid's new stepmother.
Acclaimed cinematographer Haskell Wexler is the subject of his son Mark’s documentary focussing on their complex relationship and his father’s illustrious career.
An ensemble drama looks at how different individuals and couples cope with the pressure of Valentine's Day.
Auggie has a facial deformity which means he looks odd and people stare and kids are cruel. He comes from a loving home. Will that help in the real world?
New eyes on Old Hollywood How images of Bette Davis, Joan Crawford and Rita Hayworth inspired Pretty Babies
Lost Boys Wayne Wapeemukwa on drawing on reality for Manhunt while avoiding a true crime approach
Serious about comedy Louis Paxton on grounding the humour of The Incomer in darker elements
That shrinking feeling Shivek Gupta and Syed Shadan on the Mumbai housing market and Chaar Diwaari
A woman who didn't belong Anna Cazenave Cambet on working with Vicky Krieps in Love Me Tender
A dialogue of parchment and celluloid Jean-Jacques Annaud on Umberto Eco and The Name Of The Rose
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
EIFF Gets back its mojo
Locarno Isabella Rossellini receives Excellence Award
London Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut to close festival
San Sebastian announces José Giovanni retrospective
Dinard Amira Casar to head jury, plus opening film announced
