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Vasya is a corporate agent who uses brain-implant technology to inhabit other people’s bodies, driving them to commit assassinations for the benefit of the company. When something goes wrong on a routine job, she finds herself trapped inside a man whose identity threatens to obliterate her own.
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Jules is a drag artist in London. After a performance, he is brutally attacked and, traumatised, withdraws into himself. Months later, he recognises his assailant in a gay sauna and begins an affair with him, incognito. A revenge thriller.
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Another entry in the popular horror anthology series, this time featuring body horror and a sewer-dwelling monster.
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A lonely, clifftop mansion is attacked in no-holds barred massacre.
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The son of a murdered crime boss exacts his revenge by pitting two rival clans against each other.
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An uptight, leather-clad female alien, armed with a ray gun and accompanied by a menacing robot, comes to Earth to collect Earthmen as breeding stock.
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Two Navajo police officers in the Southwest US in the Seventies are forced to challenge their own spiritual beliefs when they search for clues in a double murder case.
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In a post-holocaust world, a butcher and landlord feeds his customers on the flesh of unfortunate tenants.
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A journey into the making of the seminal sci-fi movie RoboCop (1987).
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A teenager finds herself having strange visions and becomes convinced that something dangerous is following her.
Mum's the word Spiros Jacovides and Ziad Semaan on building tragicomedy Black Stone around a formidable matriarch.
'I couldn't stay indifferent' Ilyas Yourish on his motivations for making documentary Kamay
Questions on creativity Hermann Vaske in conversation with Ed Bahlman on Can Creativity Save The World?
A Northern tale Chris Cronin on the ancient legacy behind The Moor
All fun and games Megan Seely on play and making Puddysticks
Many lives of Abel Gance’s Napoleon Epic silent film restored for a 'new' version in Cannes Classics
New film studio announced for Stirling Over 4,000 jobs could be created
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