Ham On Rye

The early life of David Bowie is imagined this week in Stardust, a Soviet atrocity is remembered in Dear Comrades!, the surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr is explored in MLK/FBI and prejudice in artificial intelligence is the subject of Coded Bias. Sisters compete over a man who might be a vampire in Climate Of The Hunter - see our interview with director Mickey Reece - while a young man visits a troubled friend in Poe adaptation The Bloodhound and a woman flees a killer in Hunted. A theme park built around a volcano proves to be a mistake in Skyfire and rebels prepare to take on alien wizards in Battle In Space: The Armada Attacks. There's a home invasion in For The Sake Of Vicious - see what directors Gabriel Carrer and Reese Eveneshen had to say about it - while a woman tries to survive a pandemic and worse in Before The Fire, and a bizarre rite of passage comes into play in Ham On Rye. A Swede with Alzheimer's moves into a Thai nursing home in Mother and three generations of women face a sinister presence in Relic.

• MLK/FBI
• The Bloodhound
• Film About A Father Who
• Dear Comrades!
• Ham On Rye
• Battle In Space: The Armada Attacks
• Mother
• Skyfire
• Stardust
• For The Sake Of Vicious
• Hunted
• Climate Of The Hunter
• Before The Fire
• Relic
• Coded Bias