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Hunt For The Wilderpeople The Name Of The Rose The Searchers Weapons Of Death The Young Ones

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Major Dundee
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A divided troop on the trail of violent Apaches.
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The Man Who Watched Trains Go By
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Hitchcock-style suspense drama about a provincial man caught up in a dangerous intrigue.
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The Edge Of Heaven
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A young man of Turkish descent travels to the old country to look for the missing daughter of his father's girlfriend.
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Extraordinary Rendition
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An insight into the life of a man who is kidnapped and subjected to extraordinary rendition.
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Sands Of Iwo Jima
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A tough US Marines sergeant trains a squad of new recruits and leads them into battle, culminating in the fierce fighting at Iwo Jima.
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Smithereens
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A punky girl dreams of celebrity in Eighties New York.
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Alone With Her
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An LA nobody moves from voyeurism to stalking.
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Love Sick
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Two young women struggle to balance true love with responsibility.
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The Banquet
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The action of Shakespeare's Hamlet is transported to 10th century China.
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For Whom The Bell Tolls
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An American mercenary fights fascism in the early days of the Spanish Civil War.
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Women who are deadlier than the male Greek gothic noir Sea Of Glass turns the tables on two mainstream classics

The antithesis of a love story Sarah Bolger on working with Abner Pastoll on Frightfest opener Nervous

Coming of age in a conflict zone Skintown director on The Troubles, male friendship and winning the Sean Connery Prize

Behind Dern’s ‘late-life masterpiece’ Northbound director on the ultimate actor’s actor, mortality and a sentimental journey

Hitting the road to find a creative voice Borges And Me director on a literary odd couple, inspiration and coping with midges

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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:



Sarajevo Woody Harrelson awarded Heart of Sarajevo after lively masterclass


EIFF Gets back its mojo


Locarno Isabella Rossellini receives Excellence Award


London Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut to close festival


San Sebastian announces José Giovanni retrospective