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A teenager finds himself with the custody of seven boxes... but everyone wants the contents.
Battle for supremacy in 19th century Japan, as America attempts to open trade routes.
Scathing attack on the World Bank and IMF's role in African poverty, set within a loose narrative framework.
Cinderella is pushed too far by her evil stepsisters and stepmother, which causes her to switch out her glass shoes and use the assistance of her Fairy Godmother to seek bloody vengeance.
Quasi-documentary about a group of Parisian school kids.
A special squad officer in the violent Brazilian slums tries to find a replacement. Read our exclusive interview with José Padilha.
Takashi Miike follows 13 Assassins with a neo-classical remake of the Yasuhiko Takiguchi story about desperate, impoverished ronin and implacably cruel feudal lords.
Punk rock, magical turtles and underground sewer communities.
A mother is shocked when she learns what a teacher has said to her son, but the truth is more complicated.
A giant rat escapes from a scientist's laboratory and wreaks havoc on the local population.
An engineering team from the Maeda Corporation is ordered to draft blueprints for the fictional storage facility for giant robot Mazinger Z.
A man finds he has to defeat his girlfriend's evil ex-boyfriends.
A middle aged hostess struggles to preserve her virtue as she faces financial difficulty and a critical life decision.
Their parents are dead. They should be sad, but they can't cry. So they form a kick-ass band. This is the story of four 13-year-olds in search of their emotions.
An inspector unexpectedly joins the ranks of the undead at a theme park - can he save the day and reconnect with his daughter?
Making a splash Hayley Easton Street on art direction, VFX, and directing The Climb and Something In The Water
In the beginning Kelsey Taylor and Adam Lee on shame, Red Riding Hood and To Kill A Wolf
Family feud Paul Reiser and Colm Meaney on The Problem With People
Behind the camera Ellen Kuras on telling women's stories and working with Kate Winslet on Lee
Michel Blanc - a journey from cult comedy to drama French cinema mourns a 'star' who was modest to a fault
Why Irish eyes are smiling in Dinard Festival gives pride of place to the Emerald Isle in change of emphasis
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