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Black and white basketball hustlers unite in the pursuit of greenbacks.
By-the-numbers remake-cum-sequel to Escape from New York.
Contemporary take on the Dracula myth is a sorry mess.
Bawdy retelling of the medieval Chaucerian stories.
Depression dance marathon drama.
Two soldiers on opposite sides bury differences and work together to escape desert island.
A businessman seduces a twentysomething man, only for trouble to ensue after he moves in with him.
Modern reworking of Shakespeare's revenge tragedy.
Experimental film, using split-screen to tell its story about the day in the life of Hollywood folk.
A misfit schoolkid dreams of being a footie star.
Documentary about two gay men's struggle to overturn convictions for child abuse.
Anthropologist falls foul of satanic cult.
A thoroughly entertaining romp through the life and times of televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker.
Horror spoof, based loosely on the Scream franchise.
Effective sequel to the original Ring.
Life is tough for a single mum in a Glasgow tenement.
Documentary about director Andrei Tarkovsky.
A group of Cubans create a socialist utopia when they are stranded in a bus station.
Intense drama about the plight of a political refugee.
A Danish American Pie, this keenly observed and wickedly funny romantic comedy is a real winner.
A potrait of a young schizophrenic.
Modern take on the Invisible Man sees Kevin Bacon do a disappearing act.
A young Afghani in Iran tries to woo a prospective bride.
Horror tale revolving round retellings of Little Red Riding Hood.
Slasher parody about a film set that's a real killer.
Feel-good comedy about an Irish barman in a dead end job.
Self-consciously obtuse drama.
A filmmaker documents her new neighbourhood.
Cheerleaders battle to regain their national title.
Documentary about an outsider musician.
An anatomy student encounters creepy goings on at med school.
Interlinking stories, connected by a car crash and dogs.
Documentary about the non-fiction film-maker.
'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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