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A folk hero takes on a ruthless emperor.
A lavish audio production of one of HP Lovecraft's classic tales of terror.
Two old friends take male bonding a little too far.
Two young foreigners find romance in the vibrant, artistic underground of London's East End.
The story of a boat-based pirate radio station which the government tries to ban.
The disintegration of a marriage.
Cultural and generational gaps explored by aging Chinese man visiting his daughter.
Documentary focussing on the Jamaican music producer.
Now a carer for his dying friend, a former prisoner laments the way that he has frittered away his life.
A coming of age drama about two young brothers whose mother dies suddenly, leaving them to fend for themselves.
Ten animations from the dark side.
Using dual Mardi Gras parades, The Order of Myths delves into cultural exploration and integration in a community still stuck in tradition.
Rural Wales faces change from all sides as the population ages.
A father and son attempt to repair a relationship damaged by the former's absence.
An in-depth look at drag queens in preparation for the Miss Gay America.
Drama about a priceless art collection and a family's decision about how best to use it, for both memory and intrinsic worth.
A parody of the superhero genre.
Biopic covering the early life and battles of the man who, as Genghis Khan, would go on to conquer half the known world.
Intimate portrait of the icon.
Two brothers in need of money are confronted with a terrible proposition.
Can a little romance and a bit of brotherly bonding help a self-absorbed professor confront his life?
Family values versus corporate dirty tricks in futuristic motor racing spectacular.
Critical documentary in dramatic camouflage?
Apparently the best the promo industry has to offer. Looks like they're in trouble.
A very fine selection of the best and most innovative of global music videos this year.
The coolest and craziest videos that the Japanese promo industry has to offer.
Dumped by his girlfriend and seduced by his neighbours, John is beginning to lose his mind.
A close-knit Australian community is rocked when four men discover a murder victim’s corpse and do nothing about it.
Jake Singer needed a shrink, but now could he be driving him crazy?
An awkward teenager seeks revenge for a broken heart.
Five stories of bad taste and humour on the streets of Berlin.
Modern music is going to hell in a handbasket - or so this documentary would have us believe.
An artist learns to adapt his vision to the world around him.
A tragic accident changes the course of three children's lives.
The bawdy comic institution, or chronic British embarrassment, returns.
Japanese high school kids are forced to hunt down a dangerous renegade, or die.
A middle-aged outsider becomes obssessed with a woman.
A pair of twins dabble with the supernatural in the backwoods of 1930s New England.
Two garage engineers, working with super conductors, stumble across a side-effect that opens infinite opportunities for time travel.
An allegorical neorealist fantasy examining social dynamics in post-war Italy.
Biographical documentary about an underground singer/songwriter extraordinaire.
The second selection of new promo videos from Mirrorball.
The second selection of new promo videos from Mirrorball.
Bizarre and brilliant creations from the Far East.
A collection of the best animated music videos that 2005 had to offer.
A collection of the best of Scottish short documentaries from the last year competing for the Saltire Society Award
Documentary charting the relocation of the people of Fengjie, a city that will shortly be submerged beneath the Yangtze river.
A streetwalker roaming the streets of Buenos Aires meets long dead friends.
An unknown woman goes about her daily life - clubbing, fucking and lunch with grandma.
A fashion model crumbles beneath the incessant pressure of an ugly industry.
In the beginning Kelsey Taylor and Adam Lee on shame, Red Riding Hood and To Kill A Wolf
Family feud Paul Reiser and Colm Meaney on The Problem With People
Behind the camera Ellen Kuras on telling women's stories and working with Kate Winslet on Lee
'Our life is defined by work. I think it's consuming us' Laura Carreira on the gig economy and loneliness in her Silver Shell-winner On Falling
Michel Blanc - a journey from cult comedy to drama French cinema mourns a 'star' who was modest to a fault
Why Irish eyes are smiling in Dinard Festival gives pride of place to the Emerald Isle in change of emphasis
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