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Fictionalised re-examination of the Armenian genocide.
A poignant Nazi era lesson in cultural understanding and tolerance.
Romantic aspirations collide, when a man who takes a bet he can make a woman love him in 10 days hooks up with a girl writing an article on how to dump one in the same time period.
Colin Farrell is trapped in a New York telephone box by a mysterious sniper.
A spoof James Bond adventure, with Rowan Atkinson playing the accident prone secret agent.
Docudramatic journey of two Afghan refugees from the Pakistan border to London.
S Club have been cloned by a spooky scientist and so they fly to LA to sort it out.
Cruella gets out of the pokey and is soon back to her old tricks.
A groom ends up in a bank heist with his Shakespeare-spouting pal.
The animated adventures of a polar bear cub and his baby seal friend.
The Irish boundary commission divides a village with comic consequences.
Sequel to The Jungle Book, except that this time Mowgli has a girlfriend.
Sequel to Shanghai Noon, in which Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson go to London.
Three girl surfers in Hawaii for the Pipe Masters comp meet guys and ginormous waves.
A woman falls for the husband of the woman who hospitalised her fiance.
19th Century French aristocrat time-travels through Russian history in one long uninterrupted steadicam shot.
Parody of badly made Hong Kong martial arts movies.
A woman gets more than she bargains for when she picks up an old lady hitchhiker.
A day in the life of a tooth fairy, who lives in the real world and the fairy world simultaneously.
The misadventures of a self-trained rocket scientist when he attempts to send a mouse into space.
An obsessive gambler and a computer hacker construct a scam for racing nuts.
A crime bosses missus steps in to take the reins when her husband starts to lose it.
An unexpected death leads to the reawakening of a vampiric power
Satire of TV documentary on the effects of low flying jets on Welsh rural life
Caddish behaviour at an upper-class London party for bright young things
Short about a former public schoolboy who thinks he's better dread than dead.
Sex, drugs and failed relationships amongst cynical New England college students.
Al Pacino trains Colin Farrell to be a CIA agent.
Scientists and astronauts bore to the centre of the earth to repair faulty electro magnetic field.
A carpenter takes on an apprentice who harmed his family when he was younger.
Jet Li attempts to recover black diamonds stolen by DMX and sought after by rival gangs.
Three short stories about women and their yearning for freedom.
Pierce Brosnan plays a working-class Dubliner who changed the law in Ireland.
Radio weather reporter marries a rich airhead and they have a horrible honeymoon in Europe.
A bank robber and a retired schoolmaster become friends in a small French town.
Mystery man seeks redemption and death in Mexico.
Martin Lawrence and Steve Zahn are mismatched security guards on the trail of killers.
Brave New World by any other name, with Christian Bale as a cop who sees the light.
Ensemble feelgood soap operatic take on life in a Chicago East Side hair cutting joint.
A game show host becomes a CIA hitman in his spare time.
Kevin Spacey tells his story to Kate Winslet four days before being executed for murder.
Tim Robbins is a Vietnam vet, who starts seeing demons in New York and fearing for his sanity.
Nick Nolte, as a junkie gambler from the old school, organises an art heist in Monte Carlo.
Sexuality and stigma in 1950s America.
The passionate love and life story of Mexican artists, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
Biopic of Hogan's Heroes star Bob Crane.
Ralph Fiennes is a prospective senator who falls for Jennifer Lopez, as a hotel maid.
Michelle Pfeiffer is a Mafia widow on the run and under surveillance by Matthew Modine (FBI).
MTV spin off in which nine guys do dangerous, silly stunts and then laugh about it
Mafia boss is back for a second helping of psychotherapy.
'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
European Film Academy shortlist announced 68 features vie for nomination
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