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Can a magical toy shop survive the loss of its creator?
A twenty-something couple struggle with a long-distance relationship.
Era evoking and provoking with the Fifties S&M pin-up
A violent nightmare begins when a man finds a terrified woman hiding in his wardrobe.
The Antichrist rises again to terrify a new generation and bring about the Apocalypse... now
Documentary about bias on the Fox News channel.
Game serving of British black comedy.
A concert pianist's past returns to unravel her present.
Vampires and humans are co-existing peacefully, until the killings start.
The flaccid spirit of Russ Meyer lives on - just.
Portmanteau horror.
A family is ostracised by the local community after deciding to care for a son who has become a zombie, whilst his pregnant girlfriend still hopes the local priest will marry them.
A grandmother discovers poetry and begins to reassess the world around her.
Fictional tale of naïve filmmakers trying to make a documentary about inner-city New York.
An adopted son finds his real parents and more than he had hoped for.
Two fathers cope with the consequences of tragedy.
A wannabe filmmaker becomes obssessed with an unfinished snuff film.
A former hitman trying to live a quiet life finds himself blackmailed at the same time as a boy arrives in desperate need of his guidance.
Gritty tale of organised crime and murky Italian politics.
A divorced mum faces trouble when a military experiment goes wrong.
A group of friends in Rome discover than happiness is transient and grief a great healer.
A brother and sister must cope with their elderly father’s increasing care needs.
Accomplished telling of a real life upper class family's disturbing meltdown.
Everyone's at it on Hampstead Heath.
Gritty kidnap and ransom nightmare for two well-heeled socialites, dragged through the Venezuelan ghettos.
The Rwanda genocide revisited.
A nightclub singer falls in love with a much younger woman.
An offbeat indie comedy about love, lies and your pets.
Gangsters, hotels and hookers - European 80s-style.
A woman recounts her fear of being watched.
Kim grew up in a criminal family in the Swedish countryside. He now wants to make up for his crimes but can he escape his past?
Black comedy about a professor whose life starts to unravel.
Is the third time a charm for Mike Myers' green ogre?
Dark tale of a lone, deadly samurai.
A couple’s camping trip turns into a gruelling nightmare.
A gangster finds new life in a town waiting for him to die.
Two boys discover easy money is just a mirage in this desert-based caper.
Love and relationships in Manhattan.
Satire on smoking and spin.
Caught in a timeless world of passions and betrayals, Mia searches for the truth behind a mysterious woman's death.
A Dark Ages take on Romeo and Juliet, with naked nursing and energetic swordplay
A small-time dealer's plan to make some quick cash backfires.
Blustering Korean action adventure with political undertones.
The Irish mega-band take it to the Imax.
A middle-aged woman holidays with her bourgeois friends in Tuscany. Plus read our exclusive interview with Joanna Hogg.
A young man agrees to participate in a dangerous experiment in order to pay off his debts.
An exploration of grief and identity through an experiment in feminist cinematic expression.
George Clooney stars a corporate downsizing expert who, faced with being grounded, makes one last trip in a bid to convince his employers to keep him in the air.
Will a young bride and groom’s marriage bridge their cultural divides?
In 2077, Japan’s secretive, advanced bio-technology could pose an unimaginable threat.
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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