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A film about a real life libel suit that became critical to proving that the Holocaust really happened.
The story of Nat Turner's slave uprising.
The relationship between the Faroe Islands and whales.
Documentary about the photographer.
The search for justice after the state-sponsored Dos Erres massacre in Guatemala.
A professor teaches a class on muses and seduces several of his students in the process.
More than 20 years later, Ezra Edelman revisits not only OJ Simpson's infamous "trial of the century," but the story of his entire life.
In this affectionate portrait, the filmmaker finds an unlikely creative collaborator in her 90-year-old grandfather.
When a stranger arrives in a village, a sickness begins to spread.
A portrait of a New Yorker living with Borderline Personality Disorder as she seeks self acceptance and recovery.
A seedy strip club compere tries to stay one step ahead of heavies out to collect his gambling debts.
A music journalist gets out of his depth when he goes looking for his missing neighbour in London's gangland.
A documentary about Ojibwe gangsters in Minnesota.
A middle-aged art-film director and a fledgling artist meet - she knows he’s famous but doesn’t know his films, he’d like to see her paintings.
Eliška moves back with her daughter Karolínka to her husband’s native village. But something strange is going on and, as the temperature rises, Eliška becomes increasingly jittery. Fear is all-pervading and spectres move freely between dream and reality.
An ex-cop is drawn into a missing persons case.
An exploration of the rapid militarisation of police forces in the United States.
The story of a busker and recovering drug addict whose life was transformed by a stray cat.
A woman is haunted by unfulfilled dreams.
Two friends explore Los Angeles together as they wrestle with potentially life-changing decisions.
A young model faces jealous rivals in LA.
A renegade general takes over a nuclear missile silo and starts making demands.
A candid and intimate portrait of outsider artist James Condos. Filmed over a period of three years, the documentary follows James as he reveals his childhood trauma, meets other outsider artists, tries to sell his work and seeks to find his place in the community.
A black woman's affair with a married white man results in rising racial tensions in a small US town.
A black homicide detective is persuaded to help with a murder investigation in a racist Mississippi town where he faces a real danger of lynching.
An actress prepares to play Christine Chubbuck, who died by suicide live on air in 1974.
Three people are recruited to act as supervisors in an institute for gifted children, but things don't go as they expected.
A documentary portrait of the legendary poet and activist.
A man unexpectedly inherits a mansion - and responsibility for the things in the sub-basement.
In a dystopian future, a man is promised refuge for himself and his daughter if he will take out an enemy of the state.
A young trans girl finds friends and self confidence through roller derby.
An animated film about a son’s struggle to keep the memory of his father alive.
A teacher setting up an after-school support group prompts young people to think differently about mental health issues.
A documentary about black women who have forged careers as doctors, often against the odds.
Two teenage sisters try to cope without adult support when their small town is quarantined during an epidemic.
A documentary portrait of a young trans man.
A young drifter begins to change his ways, but could the criminals he's stolen from put his new life in danger?
Two stoners move to a small town just as a series of brutal murders begins, and one of them soon finds himself a suspect.
A woman discusses the impact of child abuse on her mental health in later life.
When Tom Fassaert’s 95-year-old grandmother invites him to visit her in South Africa, all he knows about her are his father’s stories about the 1950s femme fatale who put her two sons in a children’s home. An unexpected confession makes things more complicated than he could have ever imagined.
A father and son struggle with grief as bombs go off around Baghdad.
Margot believes she is being stalked and tormented by someone named Dan, but discovers she has schizophrenia. Now, she struggles to build a life as a young independent woman, while trying to reclaim the years she lost to the disorder.
A drama about two bipolar patients who feel their poetry is fuelled by emotional highs and lows.
Six friends fall foul of a drug-borne virus which turns users into vicious, unreasoning cannibals.
A documentary about a man who loves public transport vehicles so much that he keeps borrowing them.
A Romanian domestic worker agrees to a surrogacy deal with her employer, but becomes convinced there's something sinister about the child she's carrying.
A young doctor becomes the soul hope for traumatised nuns.
When a zombie outbreak occurs in a gay sauna, two men have to overcome their prejudices in order to survive.
An exploration into the spread of the radical Islamic school Red Mosque, which trains children to devote their lives to holy war, from a very young age.
Musings on change, time and familial rejection.
Spectators Marie Kreutzer, Léa Seydoux, Laurence Rupp and Catherine Deneuve on Gentle Monster
Conflicted characters Alexis Manenti on Too Many Beasts and Flesh And Fuel
Love, not reason Pawel Pawlikowski, Sandra Hüller, August Diehl and Hanns Zischler discuss Fatherland
The monstrosity of the form Katie Aselton and Mark Duplass on relatable storytelling and Magic Hour
Going off-plan Ben Wheatley on early inspirations, developing his craft and making Normal
Once Upon A Time In Gaza is Arab Critics Awards winner Full results announced in Cannes
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