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A star-studded British cast graces Roland Emmerich's exploration of the contested authorship of Shakespeare's works.
A young couple are torn apart by a confused girl's accusation, by class prejudice and by war.
Contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare's play of political power and intrigue.
Art and politics in Depression era America.
We're all doomed (again).
A dying woman recounts her past romances to her daughters, who are struggling with their own love lives.
A faded romance between a young British actor and an aging Hollywood star is rekindled as her terminal illness draws a veil over the sunset finale
A documentary portrait of the filmmaker's aunt.
A romantic young American becomes determined to help an ageing Englishwoman find her long lost love in Italy.
A butler's eye view of the White House staffer who served seven presidents.
The story of cinema's longest lasting partnership.
Adaptation of Virginia Woolf's stream-of-consciousness classic.
Story of the artist and his bed-ridden, controlling mother.
A retired cop investigates the mystery of a child murder, linking it with others, even though officially the case is closed.
The wayward life and violent death of provocative playwright Joe Orton.
An elderly man struggles to deal with his terminally ill wife's desire to be part of her local choir.
Love, with catheters, for an ageing act-or who is seduced by the beauty of passion’s young promise.
The suicide of a young man, causes repressed passions to bubble up for a schoolteacher and her friends.
The tortured romance between a blind American diplomat and a taxi dancing Russian widow in Shanghai on the eve of war.
Bloody good fun Steffen Haars, Maisie Ayres and Sebastian Croft on Get Away
Chaos equals opportunity Rex Miller with Ed Bahlman on The Clash and Harley Flanagan: Wired For Chaos
Postcard from the International Crime And Punishment Festival We report from the justice festival's vibrant 14th edition
A little unpredictability Payal Kapadia on cinematic inspirations and All We Imagine As Light
In the frame Kelly Pike on coming of age, gender, power and Picture Day
Tom Tykwer's The Light to open Berlin Film Festival Lars Eidinger starrer offers portrait of a modern family put to the test
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