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A mismatched married couple become entangled with a fugitive of the run.
Korean psycho-horror version of a Hans Christian Anderson short story.
Tribute to Hong Kong stunt performers and the Peking/Beijing Opera tradition
The story of copying and culture in Turkish popular cinema.
Japanese futuristic action pic about a probable alien invasion.
Epic tale of revenge and kung fu disciplines in ancient China.
Effective sequel to the original Ring.
A romantic comedy road movie, with thriller elements, in Senegal.
A vagrant lays claim to the kingdom of Haiti.
Return of Mila Jovovich and the city of slavering zombies.
A divorced mum faces trouble when a military experiment goes wrong.
Girls turn to prostitution to fund a trip to Europe but find their decision has tragic consequences.
Investigating gay marriage.
Straightforward, honest drama about culture and generational clashes in a French-Algerian family.
Horror spoof, based loosely on the Scream franchise.
A small-time crook cooks up a scam after betting losing a mob boss' cash on a horse.
Chinese mystical martial arts historic adventure, full of magic and fast paced action
The terrible vengeance of a shogun executioner and his infant son.
Computer generated actress becomes an international star in satire of modern Hollywood.
A police commissioner comes out of retirement to hunt a serial killer... with the help of a victim's son.
Psychodrama by horror auteur Boris Arkadin.
Expertly constructed thriller in the tradition of Hitchcock and Chabrol.
The stirrings of incestuous passion against a background of deeply felt religious beliefs.
Vampires in church.
A man undergoes a mental collapse.
A lone man spends years obsessively searching for his kidnapped niece until it becomes unclear what he might do if he finds her.
Buffy's creator does battle with the Reavers in space, as earthlings move off their overcrowded planet.
The lives of a couple, whose successful appearance masks a deep malaise.
A director struggles to shoot the sex scene central to her film.
A young man suspects that the reason his upper class neighbours avoid him is because he's adopted, but the truth is still more disturbing. Gore galore.
Sexually awakened 15-year-old escapes to an Australian ski resort and lives off her wits.
North of England class struggle in the late Thirties, when striking miners were starving.
Ultra-gory comic book adaptation set in a futuristic prison.
Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear are Siamese twins who go to Hollywood to become actors.
Documentary charting the rise and fall of a dotcom company.
Old revolutionaries still on the run flee from Portugal to Germany with their teenage daughter.
Whimsical tale about a station porter.
Dual storyline explores suburban hypocrisy.
A high-caste Indian landowner discovers a wart on his chin that grows like Topsy.
A man is seduced by a flapper who wants him to murder his wife.
Martial arts action extravaganza in the style of the Hong Kong greats.
A twenty- something couple struggle with their relationship in modern Taiwan.
An honest, unpretentious, entertaining martial arts movie.
Stylish German Se7en style thriller.
Three spooky stories surrounding the Taylor-Eriksson group.
Waking up with the wrong woman and losing a wedding ring is only the start of one man's troubles.
A misfit schoolkid dreams of being a footie star.
An exposé about the US film ratings board.
A 17-year-old Mexican boy agonises over his lover, who has walked out on him.
Experimental film, using split-screen to tell its story about the day in the life of Hollywood folk.
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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