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A corrupt police lieutenant goes from bad to worse.
A gang unwittingly take refuge in the house of the parents of a girl they have just raped.
The life of US President George W Bush, as seen by Oliver Stone.
An American mercenary fights fascism in the early days of the Spanish Civil War.
Box set of films by the Italian neo-realist director. Featuring Accattone, RoGoPaG and Love Meetings.
A pimp living in the slums of Rome attempts to go straight. Out to own as part of Pier Paolo Pasolini Volume One box set.
Portmanteau film in which four directors “limit themselves to recounting the joyous beginning of the end of the world”. Out to own as part of Pier Pasolini Volume One box set.
A survey of attitudes to sex and sexuality undertaken by Pasolini in 1963. Out to own as part of the Pier Pasolini Vol 1 box set.
A cabaret singer is deported from various South Sea Islands for causing fights amongst the naval officers.
Paul Verhoeven returns to Europe for an epic wartime tale.
An innocent moves to the city after her father’s death and finds her ideas about love and romance thwarted by cynicism. Available to own as part of Marlene Dietrich: The Movie Collection.
Explicit seven-part portmanteau feature examining pornography, sexuality and art.
A young secular Jewish girl takes a job as a nanny in a strict Hasidic household.
A scientist invents a teleportation device, but accidentally splices his DNA with that of a housefly when testing it.
A collection of three documentaries, commissioned for television and directed by photographer David Bailey.
Adultery, politics and murder in small town France.
Interwoven stories of sex, love and promiscuity in early Nineties Montreal, with serial killer lurking.
Documentary about troubled cult musician Roky Erickson.
Husband and wife assassins find themselves targeting each other.
Two friends find their loyalties tested when they both fall in love with the same prostitute.
In a dystopian near future, counter revolutionaries battle the multimedia conglomerate that runs their lives.
A white collar worker goes to pieces following the suicide of his best friend.
The difficulty of being Steve Coogan playing Tristram Shandy in a film directed by Jeremy Northam.
Documentary about the real story behind hit film Dog Day Afternoon.
In the 1880s, an Australian outlaw is offered a pardon if he tracks down and kills his psychotic elder brother.
Lavish adaptation of Charles Dickens' tale of an orphan who crosses paths with a pickpocket.
Three cellmates find a mythical journal used to perform witchcraft.
Citizens of rural Leitrim turn into flesh-eating zombies after contracting a rogue strain of CJD.
Reporters uncover political corruption before the Danish elections.
The story of Quentin Crisp's attempts to lead an openly gay life in pre-War Britain.
The final hours of a rock legend.
A pair of lovers fight and fall apart out in the California desert.
Slice of Los Angeles paranoia, incorporating fear, anger, racial tension and a miracle.
Allegorical story of guns and gun culture set in a mythical American mining town.
A man's date plans are interrupted by a series of surreal events.
Posthumous investigation into reclusive artist and writer Henry Darger.
The division belle Suzannah Herbert on facing the US' troubled history and making Natchez
Spin-off alchemy Claude Schmitz on bringing back cop pairing for Conrad & Crab – Idiotic Gems
Past crime Christoffer Boe on creating a world for his period mystery Special Unit - The First Murder
The hidden river Helen MacDonald and Philippa Lowthorpe on adapting H Is For Hawk
This wild channel David Shadrack Smith and Jake Fogelnest on the content creation revolution and Public Access
Sundance announces winners Josephine, Nuisance Bear, Shame And Money and To Hold A Mountain take top prizes
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César nominations Nouvelle Vague leads the race for France's biggest awards
BAFTA nominations One Battle After Another and Sinners almost neck and neck
Golden Eddies Nominations for editing brilliance announced
OFCS Awards One Battle After Another triumphs; Sinners dominates
