Daughters Of The Dust

This week, aswitchboard operator and a DJ investigate strange goings on in a small town in The Vast Of Night, while a dairy farmer takes on a co-operative in The County and a young man who cared for his mother before her death finds himself slipping into addiction in Castle In The Ground and a former child star is kidnapped by a fan in Celebrity Crush. The BFI has released a series of Akira Kurosawa classics on its player, including Seven Samurai, Throne Of Blood, Ran, Rashomon and Ikiru. Also streaming is The Flavour Of Green Tea Over Rice by fellow Japanese master Yasujirô Ozu. Merchant Ivory classics have also come on stream at Curzon, including Heat And Dust and Maurice, plus they've added films from the Cohen Restoration Library, including The Day The Earth Caught Fire and Daughters Of The Dust. Meanwhile, spacefarers encounter the unexpected in Blood Machines, a teenager invents a radio that can listen to the past in Soundwave, survivors fight it out after a nuclear war this week in Edge Of Extinction and a woman rents a house from a man who really doesn't like millenials in Killer Instinct. Streaming in the US, a widower takes his wife's ashes to Ireland with his estranged son in tow in End Of Sentence - read our interview with John Hawkes and Elfar Adelsteins.

• The Vast Of Night
• End Of Sentence
• To The Stars
• The County
• Heat And Dust
• Blood Machines
• The Day The Earth Caught Fire
• Celebrity Crush
• Feral
• Anthropocene: The Human Epoch
• Maurice
• Daughters Of The Dust