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A low-key story of young lovers is turned into a beautiful MGM style musical in this French classic.
Tartan short: a hilarious, old-fashioned slapstick comedy about a criminal clown.
A widowed garage owner deals with his wife's death while trying to patch up his relationship with his son.
A painter on a large rail bridge finds the life-change of retirement difficult.
Documentary about a Jewish lesbian folk singer who switches career to sell Tupperware.
Climbers in a rescue party battle the harsh realities of K2.
Beautiful silhouette take on the Arabian nights and a piece of celluloid history.
Modern re-examination of Shakespeare's Prince of Denmark.
Night shift workers go slightly insane, consider their navels and ignore the only interesting character among them in this so-so Brit drama.
Lock up your biologists! Second rate comic sci-fi effort where the jokes fall as flat as the science... though the stars all have glossy kissable hair of course.
Split personalities lead to a love triangle with a twist in a reasonably funny gross-out caper with Jim Carrey.
Kubrick and Clarke's quest to the stars.
Lives and loves of a group of twentysomethings.
A woman tells the tale of her infidelity.
Sex and romance in Seoul.
A misfit schoolkid dreams of being a footie star.
Romantic and fantastical cow farming odyssey.
A chess player falls for a socialite.
A lonely young romantic running the signal box at a dilapidated station plans her escape from her small town in this touching little drama.
Documentary about two gay men's struggle to overturn convictions for child abuse.
Charles II's attempts to elude the Roundheads.
A countess sells her earrings, little realising the huge impact the move will have on her life.
East meets West in Seventies Berlin.
Excellent and enjoyable action flick with high body count - think Korean Nikita.
A woman heads to her husband's home town after she begins to suspect he is cheating on her.
Communism resurrected in a sweet Croatian Ealing style comedy.
Colourful and genuinely revolutionary film, which shows off the considerable imagination and technical prowess of the director. Newly restored version is being show at NYFF 2008.
A woman falls for her neighbour and maintains her unrequited love down the years.
Intense drama about the plight of a political refugee.
The true life traumas of one amazing family and their struggle out of the housing projects that have so badly affected their lives.
The story of a woman who has lived a scandalous life.
The love lives of a series of inter-related characters.
Lonely soldiers make for revealing viewing in this involved documentary.
Black comedy about a dark and dreary hotel spa.
Three Mother/daughter relationships receive eloborate cinematic analysis in a beautiful but overlong drama.
Bleak look at life for single men in the modern world.
A woman has to keep the peace between her three hubbies and four kids.
Horror tale revolving round retellings of Little Red Riding Hood.
Tense psychological drama about a young woman whose dream of marrying into riches descends into a nightmare.
A filmmaker documents her new neighbourhood.
Intelligent adventure film for kids with its heart in the right place.
Interlinking stories, connected by a car crash and dogs.
Documentary tracks two women in post-apartheid South Africa.
Documentary about the non-fiction film-maker.
A hedonistic young man gets more than he bargained for when a Spanish flamenco dancer moves in with he and his mother.
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
Celluloid vampire Arthur Harari on Léa Seydoux, the mystery of ideas, and The Unknown
Patrick Stewart dies X-men and Star Trek actor was 86
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