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In the near future, Britain is a fascist state into which a mysterious, masked terrorist dares to fight fear with flames
Investigating a murder mystery, a sophisticated male escort discovers some unexpected things about himself.
Journalist John Pilger investigates political corruption in South America.
The final part of Mehta's elementary trilogy about India.
Screening with Blood Car at EIFF 2008, this is a musical about deceptive internet seduction.
The unlikely lives of Canadian junkies.
A brother and sister attempt to repair their relationship and reconcile themselves with the truth about their mother's murder.
Life in an African orphanage where the children are united by a love of singing.
Together with Sergei Eisenstein, his imaginary companion on a walking tour of Mexico City, Mark Cousins contemplates historical change, shot composition, and his own identity.
Revered Billy takes a look at America's shopping addiction.
The experience of a gymnast training in Eastern Europe and Canada.
Film-maker Alan Berliner explores his own insomnia.
Exploring the lifestyles of three characters involved in a bi/transsexual menage-a-trois.
A husband and wife struggle to cope as the latter falls prey to madness.
The tragedy of 9/11, as seen through the eyes of two survivors and their families.
A young man kills himself and awakens in a land where everything is "just a little bit worse".
The tortured romance between a blind American diplomat and a taxi dancing Russian widow in Shanghai on the eve of war.
Tensions in a German town on the eve of the First World War.
An ageing wrestler tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter, but can he get the ring out of his soul? Plus read what Aronofsky, Rourke and Tomei said about the film.
The mutants battle over a manmade 'cure' for their condition.
A lonely microbiologist embarks on passionate romance in verse with Middle Eastern cook.
A biopic of controversial doctor and euthanasia practitioner Jack Kevorkian.
A young dreamer steals a plane and flies it to the desert, but society isn't ready for his vision when he tries to return.
A cop, a reporter and a cartoonist become obsessed with a serial killer in 1970s San Francisco.
Bit by the bug Angus Silver on the imagery, music and creepy crawly wonders of Insectasy
Precision filmmaking Casey Walker on setting rules, layering complexity, and making Home Bodies
A dangerous woman Rebecca De Mornay on finding characters' truth and making The Gentleman Thief
Divine transformation Eriko Katagiri on the itako tradition and When You Open The Door
Learning to let go Gloria Mercer and Bethany Brown on filming sex, drugs and A Safe Distance
Framing a feature Michele Fiascaris on expanding his short Rain Catcher into a rain-slicked noir thriller
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Dinard Amira Casar to head jury, plus opening film announced
San Sebastian Leigh, Naishtat and Larraín among those joining line-up
Fantasia Nighborn is Cheval Noir Best Film; full list of award winners announced
Frightfest Full line-up announced
Sarajevo Festival to honour Asghar Farhadi and present tribute programme
