The Acid House Trilogy (1998)
Three stories told atypically - through Irvine Welsh's prose.
Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool (2017)
A faded romance between a young British actor and an aging Hollywood star is rekindled as her terminal illness draws a veil over the sunset finale
Gangster No 1 (2000)
As his former mentor is due for release from jail a gangster considers his life.
Lucky Number Slevin (2006)
A case of mistaken identity in a fast-paced gangster milieu.
Push (2009)
Young telekinetics and clairvoyants band together to try to escape a sinister government agency.
Wicker Park (2004)
Love triangle in Chicago turns into a slow motion flashback puzzle.
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