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French prisoners in the First World War plot a series of escapes. Currently out to own as part of the seven-disc Jean Renoir Collection.
A cop's night spirals out of control when he loses his gun.
Ageing hitmen take on one last job.
The Marvel superheroes have a slight hitch with a wedding when the earth is threatened with destruction.
Tragedy ensues after two lives collide.
A man and his girlfriend become haunted by the spirit of a girl after a road accident.
A successful Irish businessman has his life thrown into disarray by a doppelganger.
A May to December romance blossoms between an up-and-coming New York editor and a famous publishing lothario.
Allotment stuffed shirts learn some tolerance thanks to an influx of refugees.
The picaresque adventures of a pregnant Italian in rural Romania.
Second half of the sixth season, sees Brass run into trouble. Out to own from June 4.
When her mother dies, a woman goes lucky for answers - and has to confront her past.
What would happen if a nuclear bomb hit Kent?
Bittersweet tale of life on the breadline in New York.
A man and a woman have a one-night stand.
A woman faces tough choices in the Mongolian Steppe.
The world's first mobile phone feature.
Sex and consequences in modern Beijing.
Violence bubbles up in small town Spain.
One man's mission to tell the world about genocide in Sudan.
Three generations of grotesque goings on in Hungary.
Manhattan gets ratty.
Documentary exploring the life of Marlon Brando and his enduring contribution to cinema.
Memories of a working-class Liverpudlian family during and after the Blitz.
It's murder to find a job in France.
Culture clash comedy on a holiday campsite.
Fifties spoof sees not-so-super spy go on a mission to Cairo.
Sixties live-action version of the Lewis Carroll satire.
A brother and sister find a futuristic box and race to save humanity.
Documentary about musician and political activist Femi Kuti and the legacy of his father's push for a better life for the people of Nigeria.
One man's testimony to the plight of the indigenous people of Australia and his hopes for the future.
Documentary highlighting the plight of raped women in Congo.
Coming-of-age drama about a janitor striving to turn his dreams into reality.
Gentle comedy drama - a love song to migrant workers everywhere.
Disney version of JM Barrie's story about the boy who never grew up, gets the double-disc treatment.
Biopic of a Catalan anarchist.
The fate of a concubine in a rich man's household.
The wife of a brutal dye house owner embarks on an illicit affair with her husband's nephew.
A man embarks on a quest of the head and the heart in an attempt to reconnect with his son.
A couple's one night stand in a motel room.
Animation evokes memories of domestic violence.
A beaten woman waits at home for her abusive partner to arrive.
A woman tries to cope with her new life after leaving an abusive boyfriend.
A woman recounts her childhood experiences of domestic violence.
An old violinist tries to help his son's guerrilla faction.
Sundance award-winning documentary about Malalai Joya's campaign to be elected to the Afghanistan parliament.
Sundance award-winning exploration of the rising tide of Palestinian leadership within Israel's jails.
Documentary charting children who have grown up with HIV in Romania and the extraordinary people who have looked after them.
A married actress falls for her leading man whilst making a film about an illicit affair.
Collection of early work from the master of suspense features eight films from the 1920s and 30s, including the DVD premiere of Champagne.
An innocent angle Lu Po-Shun on coming at the themes of Will You Still Be My Friend from a child's perspective
She's out of sight Luka Marcetic, Lara Wolf and Urban Kuntaric on Girl In The Night
The first time and the last Agata Trzebuchowska on keeping it fresh when making her feature début with Sick
The changing light Yoon Dan-bi on music, sound, Moving On and The World Before
Flipping the script Ghasideh Golmakani on using absurdist comedy to tackle misogyny in Head To Head
Spotlight on forgotten history Miwa Nishikawa on telling the story of post-war street orphans in Children Untold
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