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One man's mission to tell the world about genocide in Sudan.
An unconventional love story.
An uptight guy and his grandad go on a lewd trip.
The story of the making of the 'Citizen Kane of bad movies', The Room.
An examination of Britain's housing crisis.
A pair of unlikely heroes try to stop bombs being detonated in a Paris ghetto.
Story of an Arabic drug dealer in a Parisian ghetto.
Energetic pop video.
A young footie fan prays for a dad.
Portrait of the motor-mouthed, completely uncorked John Wojtowicz, whose 1972 botched robbery of a Brooklyn bank was dramatized in Dog Day Afternoon.
An emotionally disconnected teenager finds himself forming relationships after becoming stranded in Madrid.
Three teenagers find life is tough on the inside in this remake of Alan Clarke's Scum.
A dog tells his life story.
A stop-motion doll plays a surreal visit to a house.
Seven go mad on a yacht. Plus read our interview with the director and stars of the film. The film is out to own on November 10.
A woman's fan has an unusual request.
Skip-hop extravaganza.
Documentary, showing how a former teenage prostitute is helping other women to find a better life.
Documentary about the CIA's covert drone war in Pakistan.
A barman finds himself embroiled in mob trouble after a robbery and facing personal threat after finding a puppy in a dustbin.
An odd-couple find themselves on a roadtrip to LA.
A modern-day bogeyman stalks the urban jungle at night.
Biopic of photographic pioneer Eadweard Muybridge.
A teenager decides to become the first female eagle huntress.
Story about a solitary Parisian and a young Ukrainian migrant.
When a young Englishman takes his American bride to meet his family sparks soon fly.
Avant garde 'documentary' loosely exploring the colonialist history of Haiti.
A writer is haunted by the living.
A teenager is kidnapped and forced into prostitution.
Documentary exploring the relationship between humans and their dreams, from the personal perspective of the director.
After the death of her controlling husband, a woman decides to fulfil her dream of climbing a mountain.
A chance encounter with a fortune teller sees a white-collar worker descend into an urban hell.
Trouble brews for a couple from different classes when the husband is asked to perform for the friends of his wife's rich uncle.
A snapshot documentary of the work of volunteers who search for missing migrants near the Arizona border.
Adaptation of the director's play about racial injustice.
A spy who has infiltrated an eco-terrorist group, finds her loyalties tested.
Documentary about 70s cinema.
Two boys are forced to face up to their crime.
An aspiring musician strikes up an unusual friendship.
Experimental consideration of anorexia.
Consideration of post-dictatorship politics and the resurgent right in Brazil.
When tragedy strikes in a small community, a man becomes a tormented soul in the woods.
Satire sees a biologist mixed up in a web of fake news as he tries to reveal a story.
A migrant to Delhi tries to make it in the monkey-shooing business.
In the late 1800s, a man arrives in a remote country village to investigate an attack by a wild animal but discovers a much deeper, sinister force that has both the manor and the townspeople in its grip.
The economic vicious circle that traps refugees.
A grieving artist tries to reconnect with his dead wife via a clairvoyant, who is in fact a penniless performer who has cooked up a ruse.
A dancer and her choreographer husband find themselves trying to stop their lives falling apart after an adoption goes awry.
A series of connected industrial buildings within a primarily immigrant, working class community in Brooklyn - conflicting views draw battlelines between residents, city officials and master planners as the fate of the city and contemporary urban development hangs in the balance.
The tale of a quest to free Napoleon Bonaparte from exile on the island of St Helena.
Stories still unspoken Interview with Thomas Pollack, Andrew McNeill and Katarina Kokenyova about Rozkvet
Where crows are watching JP Davidson and Craig Russell on nature, belief, UK horror and The Cull
Truth and lies Sean Hogan on true crime documentaries, unknowable characters and The Dark Gets In
A walking contradiction Sinéad O'Shea on James 'Fergie' Chambers Jr and All About The Money
Unconventional families Milcho Manchevski on being blacklisted and making Sister Brother Manhole Cover
Expecting the unexpected Jordan Mark Windsor and Sean Wallace on Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant
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