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The story of a woman shut away by her family for 25 years, who became a published poet, politician and activist.
A young brother and sister have to trek across Mexico after their mum suffers a stroke.
Documentary about the gold rush in Brazil's controversial Serra Pelada mine in the 1970s and 1980s.
A sound recordist returns home to Ireland to record locations away from man-made sound, and in the process finds himself inexorably drawn into his own past.
The true story of the massacre of a small Czech village by the Nazis is retold as if it happened in Wales.
In order to help the only woman resistant to his charms, a man from Seville must pass as her Basque fiancé for three days in the Basque Country.
A look at how industry workers spend their off-hours.
One feverish night a girl encounters the spirit of a woman returning to Morocco from lengthy political exile.
A screening of James Whale's Frankenstein alters how an impressionable young girl sees her world in 1940s Spain.
On closing night of an acclaimed restaurant, the lives of the final set of guests intertwine as the courses are served.
After an Englishman moves to Madrid, only to be jilted by his girlfriend, he find he has to learn to live and love the Spanish way.
A young couple win a competition to 'that happy couple' for a day but find that money and gifts don't solve all of their problems.
Documentary entwining stories from the Rhondda Valley and rural Gloucestershire, showing communities trying to make constructive attempts to improve themselves.
A film essay about death and life and our bodies in those states.
A series of individuals explain what socialism means to them.
Far from home, a Galician sailor working on a ferry between Germany and Denmark buys a video camera and films his everyday routine.
Avant-garde documentary that uses behind-the-scenes material from Jess Franco's Count Dracula film to reconfigure the Dracula story into an otherworldly tale.
Mateo is a civil engineer who plans to walk every street in New York to create a different kind of map of the city.
A small Spanish village is thrown into disarray by the news that a delegation of Americans is on its way, bringing the possibility of untold riches.
After an almost-fatal accident Geni's old life holds no appeal for her and so she attempts to escape it.
An amphetamine-addicted housewife reaches breaking point with her ungrateful family.
Poetry and excerpts considering conflict.
The girl who didn't want to be happy Julien Birban Levy on the spirit of Seoul and getting inside the head of Niko
Spirit of the art Takeru Shinozuka and Yoshihide Moriyama on animation and Foxing: Kitsuné-Tsuki
Colouring outside the lines Harrison Atkins on guerilla filmmaking, expanding options in cinema, and Sour Minnows
The yearning Corrin Evans, Lily Cowles, Jeff Wahlberg and Michael Vlamis on Corpus
Levelling up Saïd Boumazoughe and Bob Colaers about Attack On Paradise
Two roads, diverged Pascale Bussières and Wiebke von Carolsfeld on Someone’s Daughter
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Fantasia Nighborn is Cheval Noir Best Film; full list of award winners announced
Frightfest Full line-up announced
Sarajevo Festival to honour Asghar Farhadi and present tribute programme
Locarno Juries announced
Fantasia Festival highlights to look forward to
Locarno Sangsoo and Yeo in mix as full line-up announced
