Order by: Date, A-Z
X-Men: Days Of Future Past (2014)
Wolverine travels back in time in a bid to change history.
The Years Of Fierro (2013)
Documentary about a Mexican who has been on Death Row - and protesting his innocence - for 30 years.
We Did It On A Song (2014)
Musical docudrama following six 17-year-olds on the cusp of leaving school.
Emptying The Skies (2013)
Documentary about songbird poaching.
Dreaming Of A Family (2013)
Documentary about a recovering alcoholic dad who is trying to be reconciled with his family.
On The Edge Of The World (2013)
Documentary about homelessness in Paris.
Bastards (2013)
The battles of single mums trying to legitimise their children in Morocco.
The Valley Of The Jato (2012)
Documentary about a family-run TV station in Sicily that has taken a stand against corruption.
The Forgotten Space (2010)
Film essay documenting fishermen's working conditions and sea trade.
West Of The Tracks (2003)
Documentary focusing on the decline of heavy industry in the Tiexi district of Shenyang, China.
Bravehearts (2012)
A documentary following the lives and thinking of four politically active young Norwegians before and after the massacre on Utøya Island.
Avalon (2011)
When a nightclub owner accidentally kills a labourer, he finds himself with a dangerous debt.
The Deflowering Of Eva Van End (2012)
The arrival of a handsome exchange student causes a troubled family to come apart at the seams.
The World's End (2013)
Five friends who reunite in an attempt to top their epic pub crawl from 20 years earlier unwittingly become humankind's only hope for survival.
Les Invisibles (2012)
Exploring the lives of 11 gay, lesbian and bisexual men and women over the age of 70.
Joy (2012)
A woman takes home a baby from hospital, devotedly caring for it. But she is not its mother - she is a kidnapper.
People's Park (2012)
A single tracking shot captures life in the People's Park in Chengdu, China.
Three Sisters (2012)
Three peasant sisters - aged ten, six and four - try to get by in the mountains after their mother abandons them and their father has to go away to work.
The Turtle's Rage (2012)
"We will not return. We cannot. Where would we return to?" - a personal consideration of Palestine.
White Epilepsy (2012)
Bodies interact as if in a dream.
Fair Wind - Notes Of A Traveller (2013)
Falling in love with the world at first sight.
Sofia's Last Ambulance (2012)
Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria, has more than two million inhabitants and only 13 ambulances... this documentary follows one of them.
Paris Countdown (2013)
Two ageing nightclub owners find events slipping out of control one dangerous night.
Call Girl (2012)
Two young teenage girls are caught up in a sex scandal that goes to the heart of the Swedish government. Based on a true story.
The Last Time I Saw Macao (2012)
This stunning amalgam of film noir and Chris Marker cine-essay poetically explores the psychic pull of the titular former Portuguese colony.
A.C.A.B. All Cats Are Brilliant (2012)
A young activist struggles to get by and to find her place in a troubled Greece.
Historic Centre (2012)
Four stories about life in Guimarães, Portugal.
Everybody's Gone (2012)
Magical perspectives on life in a small Georgian town, as seen through the eyes of a small boy.
My Dog Killer (2013)
A troubled teenager with violent friends discovers a secret about his absent mother than makes him contemplate a cruel act.
Longing For The Rain (2013)
A lonely housewife embarks on an intense erotic relationship with a ghost.
Yumen (2013)
A visit to a Chinese ghost town.
Dark Matter (2013)
A visit to the ruined environment of a military testing site.
Paradise: Hope (2013)
A teenager from a troubled middle class background spends the summer at fat camp and determines to seduce its director.
Paradise: Faith (2012)
Second part of Seidl's trilogy sees a devout Catholic trying to cope with the return of her paraplegic husband.
Paradise: Love (2012)
A cautionary tale about European female sex tourists on the beaches of Kenya.
Models (1999)
A portrait of a quartet of aspiring Viennese models.
Jesus, You Know (2003)
The inhabitants of six different churches seek Heavenly help to solve their Earthly problems.
Animal Love (1996)
A documentary about people who turn to animals for companionship.
The Stoker (2010)
A story of hit men and moral corruption is told through the eyes of the man who helps to burn the bodies.
My House Without Me (2012)
A documentary looking at two women permanently displaced as a result of the Second World War.
Gazzara (2012)
Conversations with the actor just before his death.
Art Will Save The World (2011)
A look at the work, life and legacy of Luke Haines.
Amsterdam Stories USA (2012)
A journey through US towns called Amsterdam in search of the real America.
Workers (2013)
A loyal factory cleaner is refused a pension whilst a maid finds herself employed by the dog who inherited the house where she works.
Pincus (2012)
An interior decorator who cares or his ailing father falls for a karate instructor.
Avanti Popolo (2012)
A son tries to reconnect with his father in a film that explores the nature of film.
Housemaids (2012)
Seven Brazilian children film the activities of their live-in housekeepers.
Lions (2012)
Five young people are lost in a forest - and perhaps in time itself.
Greatest Hits (2012)
The logic of filmmaking itself begins to unravel as we explore the relationship between a frustrated son and his absent father.
Magpie (2012)
Aided by two of their friends, a former couple steal their dead son's body and set off to drive it to Cornwall, but nothing goes to plan.
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