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Portrait of a group of young Sahrawi friends who live in a refugee camp in the Sahara.
Three female detectives find a series of cases combine with personal upheavals to give them new perspectives on their own lives as well as those of their clients.
Sliding into a heroin-induced oblivion, a director and his actress girlfriend become entangled with an aspiring filmmaker, whose addiction to cinema proves equally dangerous.
An estranged father and son reunite after 20 years in order to watch the 2014 World Cup together.
Documentary following a young Galician filmmaker when he emigrates to Sweden. As he learns about Swedish culture, society and lifestyle, he develops a new identity.
Documentary about an elderly man admitted to a care home who strives to maintain his independence.
Story of a teenage girl living in the foothills of a volcano, who faces an arranged marriage but is won over by the charms of a plantation worker.
The story of the relationship between an Amazonian shaman and two scientists who, decades apart, search the Amazon for a sacred healing plant.
The film records the experiences of a Hungarian refugee arriving in London with no English, little money and with his only prospect of help an incomplete address written on a postcard.
Based on archive propaganda newsreels produced in the USSR in the 1950s and 60s.
A documentary about the campaign to unionise underpaid and victimised women who clean office blocks at night.
A series of individuals explain what socialism means to them.
Response to the 1985 Films Act.
Poetry and excerpts considering conflict.
A symphony of sounds in a day in the life of Britain during wartime.
The true story of the massacre of a small Czech village by the Nazis is retold as if it happened in Wales.
A look at how industry workers spend their off-hours.
Documentary detailing the establishment of a co-operative society by unemployed miners in Wales.
An impassioned post-war call for nationally co-ordinated action to solve the housing crisis that had blighted lives for decades.
A British documentary movement film drawing attention to the living conditions in the slums of 1930s Britain.
Documentary entwining stories from the Rhondda Valley and rural Gloucestershire, showing communities trying to make constructive attempts to improve themselves.
Mateo is a civil engineer who plans to walk every street in New York to create a different kind of map of the city.
Essay film mixing documentary and more abstract explorations onboard a freight ship.
A Romeo and Juliet-style tale of love between members of rival street gangs and immigrant communities in contemporary Belgium.
Documentary charts the work within a Milanese bronze sculpture factory.
In the aftermath of World War Two, the Allies used German prisoners of war to defuse and clear landmines from the Danish coastline.
A butler working in a foreign embassy falls under suspicion when his wife falls to her death and the only witness is a child.
Gothic romance in which a young American woman becomes ensnared by the machinations of a pair of British siblings.
Old audio recordings of pastors discussing the mythical existence of witches and their travels play over the images of the daily life of an elderly woman.
An exploration of how the construct of “Anita Ekberg” became an internationally famous sex goddess.
An instant in the memory of landscape - the smuggling that for centuries crossed the line between Portugal and Galicia.
A film essay about death and life and our bodies in those states.
It’s calm and peaceful above the clouds. But in the distance is war, and night by night chaos advances.
A mix-up at the Ministry sees a respectable girls' school evacuated to the all-male Nutbourne College, much to the horror of their respective headteachers.
Two Somali immigrants hide near the Serbia-Romania border. Trailed by two sound designers, and armed with a GPS, they are planning their escape.
Athens 2014. The daily life of a country in crisis, the inertia of revolution, the individual issues that confront the political, questions of survival that confront ideals.
A connection grows between a teenager and a newly arrived teacher.
A former mercenary confesses to the brutal acts for which he is responsible.
Five thousand hopeful actors turn out for an audition unaware that the film is about hopeful actors auditioning.
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.
One feverish night a girl encounters the spirit of a woman returning to Morocco from lengthy political exile.
A writer and his dog retreat to a coastal villa only to have their peace disturbed by two siblings fleeing the police.
A blackly comic murder mystery develops in a small town in northern France.
A peasant is befriended by 'Death' and given a water that can heal any disease... but his new powers attract unwanted attention.
A filmmaker's three-deccade quest to priove that the world's film industry started in Leeds.
A young woman faces prejudice because her mother was a prostitute.
An ex-hitman turns vigilante to seek redemption for his sins by taking on a vicious drug cartel and facing deadly assassin "The Scorpion".
A look at the mega- lomaniacal leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
A young brother and sister have to trek across Mexico after their mum suffers a stroke.
Every day since 1995, a determined group of women have been using all their resources to feed hundreds of migrants passing through La Patrona, a small village in Central Mexico.
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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