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True story of the tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.
With instructions from her genius son's carefully crafted notebook, a single mother sets out to rescue a young girl from the hands of her abusive stepfather.
Mother/daughter con artists run a scam on rich single men.
All is not right in suburbia. Laney Brooks, a wife and mother on the edge, has stopped taking her meds, substituting recreational drugs and the wrong men. With the destruction of her family looming, Laney makes a last, desperate attempt at redemption.
Biopic of Leonard and Felicia Bernstein.
Comedienne Sarah Silverman muses on race, politics and America.
Dr P's assertiveness course encourages a manic response from its low-grade losers.
A drop-out muso poses as a schoolteacher and finds himself setting up a rock band with a group of schoolkids.
A romantic drama about a young woman torn between the man she has and the man she wants.
A former high-school loser tries to win over the girl of his dreams.
Tired of being a video game bad guy, Ralph sets off through all the games in the arcade where he lives, hoping to make a name for himself.
"A kind of anti-Madame Bovary" Caroline Vignal on celebrating pleasure and ordinary bodies in It's Raining Men
The mongoose and the snake Adam J Graves on bringing a hidden side of Delhi to the screen in Anuja
Pushing boundaries Torill Kove on family relationships, different worlds and Maybe Elephants
The star from the streets Adam J Graves on Salaam Balaak, Sajda Pathan and making Anuja
A little lightness Colman Mac Cionnaith and Michael Whelan on Room Taken
Conclave and Emilia Pérez battle it out at the BAFTAs Full list of nominees revealed
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