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A woman suffering from memory loss is reunited with the family she can't remember having.
Absurdist comedy centring on a wealthy American industrialist trying to reconnect with his daughter on a luxury trip.
Julie goes to great lengths to raise her two children in the countryside while keeping her job in a Parisian luxury hotel. When she finally gets a job interview for a position she had long been hoping for, a national strike breaks out, leading to a race against time.
Fraud, fakes and art.
A man works his way up the ranks of the IRA... while informing for the British.
A man tries to escape the scrutiny of others... and himself.
Remake of the Samuel Beckett screenplay of a man trying to escape the perception of others.
Documentary about the puppetry output of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson.
Samuel Beckett's film and Ross Lipman's documentary about it.
A eclectic mix of short films by up-and-coming directors.
The owner of the Icelandic Phallological Museum, the world's foremost penis collection, considers which of two volunteers should provide him with a human specimen.
Swiss painter and sculptor Alberto Giacometti tries to paint a portrait.
Drama about a documentarian who becomes involved with one of her subjects.
The forgetful fish is back.
Documentary about the street photographer who only became famous after her death.
A look at the struggle to make anti-retroviral ADS drugs available to infected people worldwide, no matter their financial resources. Read what Dylan Mohan Gray told us about making the film.
Documentary showing how Hamid and Tarek leave their lives as students in Canada and travel to Libya, their homeland, to join the fight to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi.
A middle-class teen and her lesbian maid find plans to forge a life together thwarted by a death.
A carp waits for Christmas.
Portrait of a tomboy assimilating into a tight-knit dance troupe.
Docu-fiction following two Kurds hoping to construct a better future for the next generation.
Story of the Zimbabwe War of Liberation as seen through the eyes of to female freedom fighters.
Experimental black and white film recalling early cinema.
Speed dating for butterflies.
The story of a precocious six-year-old and her rag-tag group of close friends whose carefree lives contrast with those of their struggling parents.
Old crimes resurface in this tale of a family tearing itself apart from within. Out to own as part of The Claude Chabrol Collection: Vol 2.
A teenager is a mental hospital uncovers a Nazi euthanasia programme.
It's war and the chips are down.
A family find themselves tearing apart after an avalanche on a skiing holiday.
One man copes with lost love.
An Australian tourist finds a trip to Bosnia changes her life forever.
The promises of a teenage birthday are not always bright and beautiful.
Triplet of short films, conforming to a fixed 'creative brief'.
Documentary based on security camera footage from an encounter in Guantanamo Bay between a team of Canadian intelligence agents and Canadian citizen Omar Khadr, then a 16-year-old detainee.
A crematorium worker becomes obssessed with a beautiful nurse.
What would you do if you had to serve notice on a relationship?
An unusual friendship develops in rural France.
Russian soldiers try to track down an evil scientist who is working for the Nazis.
A chef finds himself becoming obsessed by jealousy after a tearful admission from his latest love.
An ex-con risks his new-found freedom to help a woman he has just met.
Short about a man planning his night out - shot guerrilla style in the New York subway.
The effect money has on the friendship of four women.
Disturbing drama about a couple who cannot live together... or apart.
Three men return to Rimini after a 20-year absence.
Two women enter an uneasy partnership to smuggle illegal immigrants from Canada to the US.
A man struggles to retain his liberal credentials when satanists move in next door.
Dual stories analyse societal breakdown in modern China.
Four mums decide to de-stress on a girls' night out.
The war in Bosnia is over, but the trouble is just beginning.
How the planet might evolve.
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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