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Superior biopic of the Austrian composer.
Two small time US criminals get out of their depth after being persuaded to travel to England to steal a mysterious package.
Biting satire on the Thirties party circuit in London.
Sitcom centring on a man who is dogged by coincidence.
A mild-mannered academic takes part in a virtual reality experiment and is possessed by the spirit of notorious British occultist Aleister Crowley.
Dickens' classic tale gets an animated makeover, chagal-style.
Russell T Davies' resurrection of the time traveller.
Comic observations of the emotionally cauterised English upper-middle-classes at play.
An older man, known as The Tramp, who lives in a homemade shack in North London woods attracts support and something more from a lonely widow and a bunch of protesters when he is ordered to leave.
Documentary tracking the director and actor.
A young man has to come to terms with his sexuality.
The story of cinema's longest lasting partnership.
Black comedy about the Bosnian conflict told from the viewpoint of a trench between warring factions.
Phantom of the opera sings once again that strange duet, this time to the tune of Andrew Lloyd Weber.
Poisonous cynicism and manipulative scheming at the heart of a national tabloid.
A chance encounter in Florence leads a respectable young Englishwoman to develop secret passions.
A farmer needs ten more pigs in a hurry, but the only one he has turns her snout up at prospective suitors.
The young William Shakespeare - suffering writer's block - finds romance provides inspiration.
An 11-year-old English schoolboy blows farts that can fuel an American moon rocket.
In 1947, Lord Mountbatten assumes the post of last Viceroy, charged with handing India back to its people, living upstairs at the house which was the home of British rulers, whilst 500 Hindu, Muslim and Sikh servants lived downstairs.
Queen Victoria's friendship with a young Indian clerk.
Encouraging reel growth How Spanish/Greek co-production Yerma took root at the Evia Project
Age and urgency Daniel Talbott and Andrew Klaus-Vineyard on Welcome To Tool Shed
Little games Alicia Scherson on adapting Bolaño and making The Summer War
Without context Matt Eames on declining political discourse, life without social media, and Deepfake
Such a suff'ring Joe Fria on exploring his personal fears in Shadows Of Willow Cabin
Sacred and profane Hannah Peterson on adapting David Hornsby's Via Negativa
Suspicious minds Rebecca Zlotowski on building past lives and working with Jodie Foster on A Private Life
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Karlovy Vary Keitel, Hoffman and Binoche take the waters as second wave of guests announced
The Evia Project Event returns for a 5th year with focus on the forest
DocFest Winners announced
Tribeca Awards announced
Karlovy Vary 60th anniversary edition to feature Jesse Eisenberg and Maggie Gyllenhaal as guests
