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An exploration of family memories now distorted.
A contemplation of the fallibility of memory, especially as we age.
A refreshing coming of age story which plays like an Icelandic Skins.
Two men record their loudmouthed neighbours, share their foul ramblings, and accidentally make them into underground stars.
Can just three minutes with a stranger change the course of your life, forever?
A documentary exploring the life of groundbreaking primatologist Jane Goodall.
A girl with a mysterious pendant and a young boy team up to unravel the secret of an castle in the sky.
Social satire about not-very-suicidal but desperate farmer.
After moving a to China, a bullied boy discovers a new approach to life as he learns kung fu.
A bank clerk finds himself drawn into the criminal underworld after a shock to the senses.
Four young friends go on a trip to the seaside.
A young woman invites in a stranger who has followed her home.
Lonely farm-hand finds someone to be close to.
A son returns to say farewell to his dead father.
A lonely young man muses on murder.
A young New Yorker finds himself smitten with the single mother next door, despite a challenging age difference.
Beasties, romance, black magic, comedy and horror - sounds like it's got it all!?
A coming-of-age tale mixed in with the genesis of Northern Soul.
A documentary about superheroes with the potential to make valiant efforts in the ongoing battle to save the world.
When their owner grows up and leaves home, his toys have to adapt to a new way of life in a day care centre.
Jean Reno stars as a retired gangster out for revenge for a brutal assassination attempt.
Documentary on the DIY independent film movement that emerged in tandem with punk rock and No Wave in late Seventies downtown New York.
Outrageous comedy Western about a young woman taking her murdered lover back to his home to be buried.
A tribute to the Kashmere Stage Band, looking at their remarkable history and the influence of Conrad "Prof" Johnson, who turned a school band into a worldwide sensation.
A documentary looking at the arguments for and against each part of the Star Wars series and its creator.
Rather difficult to sum up in a one-liner - a barmy Greek zombie flick meets Doctor Who.
A comedy about a high school poetry teacher who learns that the things you want most may not be the things that make you happy.
Black comedy about a comedian whose past is unearthed.
A man is turned into a vampire by an experimental medical treatment.
Neonoir about a private eye charged with following a man presumed dead after 9/11.
Comic portrait of a family in meltdown.
Improvised mockumentary about rock and roll - shot in five days.
A story about a black family in a violent city
Eight years after moving from Russia to Germany, 17-year-old Olja spends her summer holidays with her grandmother in a Russian village.
Romanian drug trafficking and young infatuation.
An odd musical troupe for a farmer's wife
A small mood-piece on Kensington's famous landmark - Trellick Tower
A toy reveals unexpected powers.
A blue-blooded German plots to meet the Queen, leading to a personal crisis.
Documentary about a boy trying to create a new breed of chicken.
Short about a vanishing alien.
Flip books tell the disturbing story of the black dog.
A look at a best man's plight from the inside out.
Edinburgh-based filmmaker creates a road movie like no other.
When a town cop is reassigned to a provincial beat, he finds that rather than inflicting order on the locals, they have a disturbing affect on him.
Short film about the future of employment.
A lonely oddball comes under scrutiny after a child goes missing.
A case of mistaken identity and false accusation sees an innocent man go on the run from the CIA and a criminal gang.
Mall cop comes off his meds, and the world had better watch out!
Repressed bloke needs a best man, but finds his best friend.
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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