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Two professional ‘peace-keepers’ try to bring law and order to a town run by a murderous rancher. But matters are complicated when a young widow arrives.
Two factions struggle for control of mankind's destiny.
The Caped Crusader takes on Superman, leading Lex Luthor to capitalise on the situation.
Rumpy-pumpy and Pimms in Thirties theatre-land.
Has the serial seducer finally met his match?
Rincewind the wizard is forced to become a guide for the Discworld's first ever tourist.
A relationship between a woman and her tutor conducted almost entirely in the virtual space, takes an unexpected twist.
When a simple farm boy discovers a dragon's egg, he also finds his destiny: to recover the lost art of dragon riding and save the kingdom from evil.
Class war breaks out in a tower block.
A married actress falls for her leading man whilst making a film about an illicit affair.
An insurance clerk becomes determined to discover the truth behind a terror cell.
Retelling of the 12th Century battle for Jerusalem.
A guilt-ridden lion cub goes on an adventure. Reissued in 3D.
Jeremy Irons takes on Nabokov's dirty old man out to corrupt a young girl.
A day in the life of a investment firm's meltdown.
Shakespeare's tale of usuary and romance in Italy.
A former ballerina is recruited into Russia's spy school where students learn the artifice of the honey trap
An inventor travels through time to try to change the past.
A British film crew in the Second World War makes a propaganda film.
Streaming Spotlight - Films set on the farm We're out in the fields for this week's recommendations
Stay-At-Home Seven: November 30 to December 6 Films to look out for on TV and streaming services this week
Director puts femmes to the fore Martin Provost on Juliette Binoche, gender divisions and revolution
Dreams of reality Jason Neulander on perception, reality and breaking the rules in his debut Fugitive Dreams
Césars on the move France's Oscars delayed to March for live celebratory event
Slamdance announces largely virtual line-up Festival also shifts to February for 2021 edition
Festival season is now over for this year as we move into awards season, but we still have reviews coming in from some of this year's most celebrated events.
We've recently covered Tallinn Black Nights, DOC NYC, Sheffield DocFest, the London Korean Film Festival, Welsh horror festival Abertoir, New York's Newfest, the October edition of Frightfest, the Scottish Queer International Film Festival, the London Film Festival, the New York Film Festival and the Venice Film Festival.
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