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44 Inch Chest

Ray Winstone and friends behaving very badly in this powerful drama of a wronged husband trying to regain his self-respect.

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About Elly

A supremely sophisticated Iranian drama, where tragedy strikes a group of friends while they're at a getaway on the banks of the Caspian Sea.

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Adrift

Set on Brazil's Buzios beaches in the early 1980s, the story of one girl's coming of age is a sophisticated, handsome melodrama of considerable class.

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Air Doll

Kore-eda's unexpected fantasy is both a charming love story and a fragile parable: an inflatable sex doll suddenly acquires a soul and starts to discover what 'life' really is.

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Astro Boy

The robot boy from Metro City gets a CGI makeover in this updating of the anime classic.

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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

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Balibo

A dramatised account seen of the Balibo Five, a group of Australian journalists killed while covering Indonesia's military campaign in the border regions of East Timor.

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Bellamy

Old campaigners Claude Chabrol and Gérard Depardieu join forces at last with a playful cop thriller in the Maigret tradition.

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Bluebeard

Not your everyday fairy tale: Catherine Breillat proposes a witty, surreal, typically provocative re-reading of the ultimate story of a bad marriage.

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Bunny and the Bull

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The bizarrest of road movies from the Mighty Boosh team, full of invention and anarchic comedy.

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Cold Souls

Actor Paul Giamatti stars as actor Paul Giamatti in this gentle existential comedy about an imagined international trafficking in human souls.

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Cracks

A sensuous drama of obsession and misguided love set in a secluded girls' school in the 1930s.

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La Danse: The Paris Opera Ballet

An insightful and beautifully filmed study of one of France's foremost cultural institutions from one of the world's finest documentary makers.

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Eccentricities of a Blonde-Haired Girl

At 100, legendary director Manoel de Oliveira gets better and better: this moral tale about love and folly is tart, concise and just about perfect.

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Enter the Void

An audacious experiment in the hallucinatory power of cinema: non-linear and immersive.

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Extract

Mike Judge, the creator of Beavis and Butthead and King of the Hill, once again mining the American workplace for a smart and intuitive comedy, replacing the white collar cubicles of his cult feature Office Space to focus on the trials of a blue collar boss.

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From Time to Time

Young Tolly tries to unlock the secrets of his ancestral home and in doing so unsettles some of its spirits.

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Glorious 39

Family secrets and political intrigue in this absorbing thriller set on the eve of the Second World War.

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The Informant!

Matt Damon shines as the USA's highest-ranking corporate whistle-blower in Steven Soderbergh's smart and funny new film.

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Lebanon

First-time director Samuel Maoz creates an unforgettable portrayal of the horrors of war with this autobiographical account of Israel's ill-fated 1982 invasion of Lebanon.

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Life During Wartime

A sequel of sorts to the director's Happiness, this is an emotionally resonant and darkly humorous portrait of modern life and love.

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The Limits of Control

Jarmusch's audacious latest is a poetic, allusive, visually stunning variation on the conventional hitman movie, with Isaach De Bankolé heading a thrilling cast.

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The Milk of Sorrow

Winner of the Golden Bear at this year's Berlin Film Festival, Claudia Llosa's second feature focuses on a young Peruvian woman coming to terms with the death of her mother in a country whose recent history has been marked by bloody civil conflict.

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Mother

A quack herbalist and acupuncturist turns 'detective' to prove her son's innocence when he's charged with murder in Bong Joon-Ho's stunningly original account of maternal feelings in all their terrifying intensity.

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No One Knows About Persian Cats

Bahman Ghobadi portrays Tehran as a city with a vibrant underground indie rock scene.

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Paper Heart

Playing fast and loose with the boundaries between fiction and documentary, Charleyne Yi questions whether true love exists.

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Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire

The distinctive and deeply affecting story of an African American teenager's journey to leave her abusive background behind.

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Samson & Delilah

Sensitively performed and beautifully filmed, Samson & Delilah marks the arrival of a significant, singular voice in world cinema.

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A Single Man

A 52 year old British college professor living in Los Angeles tries to find meaning in his life after the death of his long term boyfriend.

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Surprise Film

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Taking Woodstock

A gently funny and goodhearted story about one young man's involvement in the landmark festival.

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Tales from the Golden Age

The idiocies of daily life in a dictatorship are explored in this comic, ironic look at Romania under the Ceaucescu regime.

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Tell Me Who You Are

An exploration of polygamy and sexual double standards in modern day Bamako, told in full blown melodramatic style.

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The Time That Remains

Elia Suleiman delivers his masterpiece with this sweeping, comic and ultimately heart-breaking account of sixty years of in the life of a Palestinian family.

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Turtle: The Incredible Story

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Vincere

Bravura and fresh re-telling of the early life and rise to power of Italian dictator, Benito Mussolini, seen through the eyes of his 'other wife'.

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We Live in Public

Ondi Timoner's pacy and penetrating look at the impact of technology on our lives and our identities, told through the story of internet pioneer Josh Harris.

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When You're Strange: A Film About the Doors

A rich collection of previously unseen archive material deployed to great effect in Tom DiCillo's study of the rise of The Doors and self destruction of Jim Morrison.