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A family portrait set against the backdrop of the Iranian Revolution.
A semi-biographical drama depicting the life of Dylan Thomas.
A dramatic love triangle set against the backdrop of raging bushfires. The summer nights hardly cool off and the parties keep getting wilder. Falling in love for the first time is a mysterious thing and here lies the danger for Billie, Danny and Laura.
A menacing pair descend on a campsite where a group of college kids have gathered for a kite-flying festival.
A group of kids rebel against strict rules at their school.
A boy and his younger brother go in search of their mum after she disappears.
A teenage boy experiences first love while holidaying with his mother.
A transgender cabaret performer falls tragically in love with a young woman.
Nocturnal images of prostitutes and recorded monologues in which they speak of their lives.
A group of college activists are taken hostage in the Peruvian jungle.
The story of a teenager whose family are Catholic fundamentalists.
A devoted young woman does everything for her family.
Animated tale about the clash for space between pandas and humans.
Civil war shatters the comfortable illusions of Nigeria’s middle class in this 1960s-set love story.
A girl in Second World War Germany steals books and shares them with others.
A woman's disappearance forms the central mystery in this visually stylish neo-giallo.
A spy thriller about a man who rebels against the Soviet system in which he has grown up.
A short film about movement.
A man who is worried about turning into hiis dad reacts against the world at large.
Backing singers tell their stories.
A documentary about one of the world's most gruelling sporting challenges.
Abstracted images of a conversation with the artist Stephen Andrews.
A couple has a sexual encounter in a car.
A woman labouring under the weight of housework with no reward, has an unusual visitor.
The story of the Redding Pit disaster and the experiences of the women waiting whilst their men were trapped below.
An anatomy of a failed relationship, with puppets.
A visit to the image library of the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation in Nairobi.
A man becomes obsessed by the presence of his double in an old Italian film.
A young photographer takes pictures of Tibetan nomads.
A girl boarding at a remote highland school undertakes a challenging self-defence test, but things don't go according to plan.
A gay teenager struggles to cope and find acceptance in prison.
Four lawyers partake in an increasingly unpleasant conversation over dinner.
A supporter of human rights activists documents a police search of his home.
An abstracted story based on real life calls to the emergency services.
Tensions rise after a teenage Italian girl is apparently attacked by Roma boys.
An exploration of imagery and ideas related to crime.
A documentary about a car dealer who is HIV positive and deaf.
A construction worker seeks out a song that reminds him of his family.
A tribute to John Gutenberg, who introduced the printing press in Europe.
Complex storytelling inspired by James Baldwin's adventures in Istanbul.
Man meets landscape, on horseback, as a son imagines his father.
An experimental biopic about a man who keeps things that might be useful.
An introduction to the dynamics of sound in the reverberation chamber.
A bored Englishman investigating his brother's mysterious death in Singapore falls for his widow and the possibility of a different life.
Meditations on swimming and age.
A gang have to solve a murder to restore peace on their housing estate.
A marriage comes under strain due a pregnancy and the presence of a rival - a shiny new BMW.
A reunion between friends leads to awkward revelations.
Two brothers and their donkey set off on a quest to travel from Kurdistan to America and meet their hero - Superman.
Is censored art better than no art at all?
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
The only thing worth saying Chuko and Arie Esiri on adapting Mrs Dalloway and making Clarissa
European Film Academy shortlist announced 68 features vie for nomination
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
London Winners announced
Tallinn Black Nights UK co-production joins Works In Progress
Warsaw What Belongs To Others takes top prize
Tallinn Baltic Competition, Rebels With A Cause and Critics' Picks titles announced
Dinard I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning named Best Film
