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Jack Ryan uncovers a plot to wreck the US economy.
A dramatisation of a failed US assassination mission in Afghanistan.
Roughly based on the Oscar Wilde parable, this is a tale of jealousy between two boys vying for the favour of a scrap merchant.
A con man is forced to work for a rogue FBI agent.
Based on the true story of the rise and fall of a financial high roller.
The true story of Eric Lomax, a victim of the Second World War's "Death Railway", who later in life sets out to find the Japanese soldier responsible.
Biopic of political prisoner who went on to be the first democratically elected South African president
A band of samurai set out to avenge the death of their master at the hands of a ruthless shogun.
A sad little man who dreams of heroic derring-do goes on a real life adventure in cold countries
San Diego's 70s TV newscaster and his team of idiots take on the graveyard shift on a new 24hour New York channel with surprising (manic) results
Living the life of Alaskan rhinoesque dinos that walk and talk with teenage Californian accents
An undercover cop takes cover in Florida to avoid the vengeance of the Mafia drugs cartel he helped put inside.
The dwarves and their companions continue their quest to rid their homeland of the dragon, Smaug.
The beauty and danger of ice exposed in an animated musical tale of royal siblings and treachery behind the throne.
A woman finds late romance at a dance club, but will family intrude?
Documentary about the last record shop in Stockton.
Coming of age comedy drama, with strong central performances from two fast rising British actresses.
Think Alan Clarke's Scum, updated for 2011.
A bullied youth and a troubled psychiatrist embark on a strange journey together.
Winner of the New Current Award at the 2010 Pusan International Film Festival.
A young man is forced to reassess his life when his fiancée dumps him days before their planned wedding.
Family drama about decades-old betrayal to the communist secret police.
A professional gigolo has one week to stop a loving couple tie the knot in Monte Carlo.
Archive and modern footage is a love letter to Genoa.
Life without hope in a polluted Belgian town.
A barman tries to help a young homeless man by teaching him to be tougher, but finds his own nature changing in the process.
French historical epic about the ascent of King Henry IV
The fall and fall of an academic wannabe.
Portrait of the pianist as an unusual man.
Giving poor children in Kenya a chance of further education and offering them hope for a better life.
A look at the life of the eponymous orangutan, imprisoned in a zoo.
Organising a football match amongst the ruins of broken lives in Kirkuk, Iraq.
A season of piss poor rugby in Finland and what the players think about sex.
A male nurse cares for a paralysed patient in Bangkok and waits for something to happen.
The long, low road to failure on the stand-up comedy circuit.
The daring raid on the Ruhr dams by a squadron of Lancaster bombers in 1943
A married butcher in ultra-orthodox Jerusalem has a passionate gay love affair with an itinerant student.
Documentary charting a white family's solidarity against the Mugabe regime.
A man is pursued by private investigators in an attempt to prove that privacy has been completely lost in modern surveillance society.
An improbable case for the Victorian detective that has nothing to do with Guy Ritchie's entertaining extravaganza.
Mockumentary about a family of vampires.
A group of people on Earth discover they aren't who they thought they were.
A Balkans war era army unit disintegrates in the woods.
Sex, drugs and confusion.
Ex-con and nephew take a road trip in search of a bride.
A brain damaged boxer searches for love.
Crime is an irresistible temptation for first generation Lebanese Australians who want to rise above social racist barriers.
The life and wild times of Ian Dury - pop singer, artist, hell raiser.
The story of the indigenous Martu tribe, cleared from their land in 1964 to make way for rocket testing.
One love, two girls, Japanese-style.
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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