Babylon
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Racial tensions and the battle of sound systems in Brixton's black streets in the late Seventies.
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Say Yes
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A young couple on holiday in rural South Korea encounter a psychopathic stranger.
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Space Chimps
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A group of chimps travel through a wormhole to another world.
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Bye Bye Blackbird
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A construction worker joins a circus troupe and falls in love with a beautiful trapeze artist.
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Oh! Calcutta!
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The soft porn stage sensation of the Seventies filmed in the theatre, naked and unashamed.
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Hancock
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A public relations professional decides to improve the image of a dropout superhero who just can't get things right.
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L'Argent
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Silent-era scathing attack on greed and stock market mammon.
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Bloody Moon
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A killer targets the students at a language school.
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War Requiem
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An enigmatic and visually powerful statement against war.
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Devil Hunter
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A starlet is kidnapped and taken into a cannibal-infested jungle.
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