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Documentary tracking the rise of The Doors, featuring rare footage of the band and Jim Morrison.
Politicians spin while they're winning on the brink of a Middle East war. Plus read our interview with Mimi Kennedy and James Gandolfini.
A misfit is brought in to coach his local girl's high school basketball team.
A greetings card writer recalls the highs and lows of romance.
Claymation about the friendship between an eight-year-old Aussie and a 44-year-old New Yorker.
An alcoholic finds herself in deep trouble after kidnapping a kid.
The events leading up to a hit gone bad.
A sex-addicted med school dropout pays his mum's hopital bills by running a restaurant scam... but with her memory fading fast, will he ever find out the truth about his dad?
Animated documentary exploring the psychological aftermath of the First Lebanon War.
Documentary charting the exploitation of the Khomani San.
A young man finds himself caught up in a Korean gang.
When a young Englishman takes his American bride to meet his family sparks soon fly.
A princess is cursed by a wicked fairy - can she be saved by true love's kiss?
An elderly couple find and unusual way of spicing up their relationship.
A man who struggles to communicate learns a lesson from his son.
Love and talent blossom in a re-imagining of the classic fairytale. Out to own on DVD on October 27th.
A London mum tries to cope with the grief of the loss of her family in a terror attack.
A battered wife tries to find the courage to leave her husband.
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.
Avant-garde thriller invites audience to piece together the narrative.
Second episode in Soderbergh's meditation on the Argentine-born revolutionary, focussing on his time in Bolivia.
First part of Soderbergh's epic, sees the revolutionary take on Batista.
Wry comedy drama about an indie musician's dreams of success and romance.
Blend of fiction and documentary looks at a Chinese munitions plant scheduled for conversion into luxury apartments.
A man dreams of becoming a shepherd in the Kazakhstan steppe, but is there room for such dreams in the modern world?
A self-centred politican has to deal with the politics of relationships when she returns to her home town.
Examination of the events leading up to and during Bobby Sands' 1981 hunger strike. Winner of the Camera d'Or at Cannes.
Drama about a family's day-to-day struggle to survive in the Philippines.
The director's rescored, re-cut and restored version of his 1994 tale of love and regret.
A woman turns to her friends for support after discovering her husband is having an affair.
When a husband deserts the war, her wife finds she must hide him - but their secret threatens them both.
The son of a Nazi officer forges an unlikely frienship.
Russian blockbuster about a group of convicts sent to colonise a barren island.
A day in the life of a smoking Muscovite executive.
A man tries to build a public loo to cash in on a Papal visit.
An unusual friendship develops in rural France.
A little girl's attempt to go to school reveals the plight of many in modern Afghanistan.
A shirt slogan spells trouble in a Slovakian shop.
An artist's obssessive attempt to adopt twins in Darfur.
"What happens if you fall in love on the very day you intend to leave forever?"
Dual stories analyse societal breakdown in modern China.
An experimental directorial quartet taking on the four ages of a single character's life.
A look at life from youngsters' perspectives.
A group of teenagers experiment with ketamine and find themselves out of their depth.
A trip to buy milk is a real drama.
Showing as part of International Shorts: Childproof at EIFF 2008.
Blaring and showy horror flick goes for the throat.
A 13-year-old will stop at nothing to win the heart of the girl of his dreams.
Collection of Scottish short documentaries.
The popularity of a pub's knitting circle.
Ode to joy Jorge Parra Jr, on his Oscar-qualifying student short film ¡Que Suene La Banda!
'History is constantly repeating itself' Ferit Karahan on recurring cycles and the end of childhood in Djinn Wedding
Expanding the possible Fernanda Salgado on fantasy, reality, Jan Švankmajer and Ana, En Passant
A burning thing Sneha Mehta and Teddy Stern on falling in love with Mumbai, and making Getar Hero
Nothing is impossible Paul Rowley on moving to New York, the Pulse massacre, and Gays Against Guns
‘The only thing that makes a story universal is emotions’ Warsaw’s Industry panel discuss reaching audiences abroad
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
French Film Festival UK Programme announced
Tallinn Black Nights Documentary line-up and Special Screenings announced
London Winners announced
Tallinn Black Nights UK co-production joins Works In Progress
Warsaw What Belongs To Others takes top prize
