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Nic Cage is a PI, hired to find out whether a 'snuff film' is genuine.
An ordinary man enters politics and finds himself drawn into corruption.
A barman finds himself embroiled in mob trouble after a robbery and facing personal threat after finding a puppy in a dustbin.
A divorced woman learns the new man in her life is her new friend's ex-husband.
A Miami loan shark discovers even more bizarre characters in Hollywood.
Politicians spin while they're winning on the brink of a Middle East war. Plus read our interview with Mimi Kennedy and James Gandolfini.
A magician tries to salvage his flagging act with a daring stunt when facing off against a rival
Things turn nasty when the mob feels cheated over a gambling racket.
An introspective barber in a small Californian town in the Forties initiates a blackmail that goes wrong.
Gangsters in California send an idiot to Mexico to find an antique pistol, while his girlfriend is kidnapped by a hired killer.
Disgusting and bizarre "comedy" from Alex de la Inglesia.
Blue Collar musical comedy about infidelity, redemption, romance and cigarettes.
A highflying corporate executive finds himself lonely and confused at Christmas, so decides to relive his youth with a completely random suburban family.
An earnest young comics geek goes on the run with an inexperienced hooker and an accidentally acquired suitcase full of cocaine - Christopher Walken's cocaine...
A group of armed men hold a crowded New York City subway train to ransom in this remake of the 1974 thriller.
On a business trip to New Orleans, a damaged man seeks salvation by caring for a wayward young woman.
Mischievous lad learns how tough it is to be a parent when he is crowned king of a family of magical monsters.
The archival activist Dagmar Schultz on Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984-1992
Streaming Spotlight: family time Kith and kin who stick together through thick and thin
Between reality and dreams Sara Driver on Sleepwalk and the New York City she remembers
Dystopian worlds Director Chino Moya on crumbling societies, toxic manhood and fear of the other in Undergods
On a dark and stormy night Cody Calahan on storytelling and shooting The Oak Room
Tribeca announces retrospectives Screening tickets going fast
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