A dramatic story of idealism, loyalty, and betrayal that reveals a great deal about the culture of protest and the paranoia of the post-9/11 America.

A cat with a double life becomes embroiled in a tale of animated adventure on the rooftops of Paris.

A clever contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare's play of political power and intrigue, directed by and starring Ralph Fiennes.

Pip Chodorov's personal journey through avant-garde film history features appearances from Jonas Mekas, Peter Kubelka, Stan Brakhage and Hans Richter.

A wryly hilarious, subtly subversive coming-of-age yarn which takes a cue from Mark Twain and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

When your country starts treating you like you don't belong, then it's time to leave.

Two young brothers at opposite ends of Kyushu devise a magical plan to reunite their separated parents in Hirokazu Kore-eda's benign and superbly acted picture of family life.

Ben's magical act is brought under question when his vanishing act results in the disappearance of his friend, Sylvie.

Stories about friendship, loyalty, courage and fitting in from some of the most exciting new young British filmmakers who will be on stage to discuss their work with the audience.

A celebratory documentary about Harry Belafonte, focusing on his lifelong political activism and human rights work.

Tess of the d'Urbervilles transposed to modern day India by Michael Winterbottom, with Freida Pinto as the tragic heroine.

From Hackney to Chelsea in the company of the great 1920s British travelogue.