Galas & Special Screenings

Wes Anderson works with stop-motion animation and an outstanding voice cast to bring Roald Dahl's much loved story to the screen.

A funny, anarchic and moving confessional drama about modern family life in the aftermath of tragedy.

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Ben Wishaw and Abbie Cornish star in Jane Campion's intelligent, beautiful story of the passionate love between poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne.

A woman investigates her suspicions of her husband's infidelity in this compelling and psychologically nuanced drama.

A lively and witty adaptation of Lynne Barber's memoir of a London schoolgirl seduced by the lifestyle of an older man.

Superb drama from upcoming French talent Mia Hansen Løve: a family's life is turned upside down when the father, a hustling film producer, faces crisis.

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Based on Jon Ronson's best-seller, this funny, eye-opening story reveals a bizarre secret US military unit trained in paranormal techniques.

Cinematic fantasy, topical subject matter, edge-of-the-seat pacing and witty wordplay combine in Jean-Pierre Jeunet's latest outing.

Artist Sam Taylor Wood's debut feature is a sensitive and sprightly look at John Lennon's formative years, from a script by Control writer Matt Greenhalgh.

Jacques Audiard's astounding prison drama is the crime movie of the year.

A brilliant and largely faithful adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

Classic Coens at their best with this droll story of a good man who finds life starting to go bad.

Pixar's finest return to the big screen but this time in glorious digital 3D.

Passions run deeper than the Northern Line in Asquith's 1920s classic of love, treachery and murder on the London underground.

From the director of Juno, a sharply scripted and crisply directed story set in the world of high flying business travel.

Michael Haneke's latest, mesmerising work surveys the life of a rural Protestant village in northern Germany over several months from 1913 to 1914, ending, tellingly, on the eve of World War One.

This Award celebrates new and emerging British film talent and recognises the achievements of a new writer, producer or director who has demonstrated real creative flair and imagination with their first feature.

This new Award celebrates creative, original, imaginative, intelligent and distinctive filmmaking in the Festival.

For the best feature-length documentary at this year's Festival.

For the most original and imaginative first feature at this year's festival.