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The Invasion (2007)
A psychiatrist stumbling upon an alien invasion fears that her small son may be the only one who can stop it.
War (2007)
An FBI agent hunts down the notorious assassin who killed his partner.
Hot Rod (2007)
A would-be superstar stuntman prepares for the jump of his life.
Evening (2007)
A dying woman recounts her past romances to her daughters, who are struggling with their own love lives.
Strawberry Fields (2006)
An exploration of strawberry farming in Palestine.
Then A Summer Starts (2007)
A teenager spends the afternoon with a young man.
The Ice Plant (2007)
A new employee adjusts to an unusual job.
Missing (2007)
A housewife contemplates her husband's disappearance.
Flung (2007)
A bullied boy seeks a way out.
Bulb (2007)
In a dystopian future, a sculptress completes her masterpiece.
Rocket Science (2007)
A teenager is determined to join his high school debating team despite his stutter.
Day Watch (2006)
The forces of good and evil battle over a device with the power to save or destroy Moscow.
Bridge Over The Wadi (2006)
A cinematic attempt to bridge the cultural divide between Arabs and Israelis.
Tekkonkinkreet (2006)
Two young boys try to stop gangsters taking over their city.
What Would Jesus Buy? (2007)
Revered Billy takes a look at America's shopping addiction.
Riza (2007)
A selfish man undertakes a complicated journey which might teach him the value of doing the right thing.
Sleeping Betty (2007)
The palace try to wake their princess.
My Love (2006)
A Russian boy dreams of romance. Showing at EIFF 2007 as part of World Animation 1.
Canvas (2007)
Stop-motion animation about an artist and his increasingly disturbing work. Showing at EIFF 2007 in World Animation 1.
Down The Road (2007)
A dark thriller about a vicar who picks up a hitchhiker.
Glitch (2006)
A man is grabbed into a twisted dimension. Showing at EIFF 2007 as part of World Animation 1.
Hum (2007)
The story of a lonely robot. Showing at EIFF 2007 as part of World Animation 1.
Solitary Fragments (2007)
The lives of two women are changed forever by terrorist bombings in Madrid.
The Monastery: Mr Vig And The Nun (2006)
A documentary about an old man who discovers a new side to life when he meets a young nun.
Seachd: The Inaccessible Pinnacle (2007)
A young man visiting his dying grandfather finds himself once again entangled in the stories he was told as a child.
Mee-Shee: The Water Giant (2005)
An mysterious creature is threatened by oil workers looking for lost machinery in the remote lake where it lives.
The Simpsons Movie (2007)
A big screen outing for Homer and family. Out to own on DVD and Blu-ray on December 10.
Evan Almighty (2007)
A US congressman is ordered by God to build an ark in preparation for a great flood. Out to own on DVD from November 26.
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (2007)
Harry Potter and friends find themselves in trouble as a mysterious stranger seizes power at Hogwarts.
Die Hard 4.0 (2007)
John McClane takes on internet terrorists.
Lucky You (2007)
Two poker players find romance.
Ocean's Thirteen (2007)
The team undertake another heist.
Summer In Berlin (2005)
Two women struggling to get by in Berlin find their friendship complicated when one of them falls for a trucker.
Days Of Glory (2006)
Four North African men join the French army to fight the Nazis, but will their deeds be remembered?
Tell No One (2006)
Years after the event, a man still haunted by the apparent murder of his wife starts to receive mysterious instructions.
Palimpsest (2006)
A Polish detective investigates the murder of a colleague.
Buenos Aires, 1977 (2006)
A goalkeeper kidnapped and tortured by the Argentinian secret police becomes determined to escape.
The Lives Of Others (2006)
East German secret police spy on a playwright and follow the course of his life over a number of years.
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