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Les Demoiselles de Rochefort

A vibrant hommage to the classical musical which abounds with terrific songs and an air of poignant regret, Les Demoiselles Rochefort takes place over the course of one weekend in the seaside town of Rochefort, where a fair is coming to the town square. The story centers on twin sisters Delphine (Catherine Deneuve) and Solange (Francoise Orléac), Delphine teaches ballet classes and Solange gives music lessons for a living, but each longs to find her ideal love and a life outside of Rochefort.

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La Vie de Jesus (Masters of Cinema)

A Year In Provence

Im Not There

Margot at the Wedding

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Black Five: The Last Days of Steam

Three films about the final days of steam on British Railways. Black Five: (Paul Barnes, 1968) Made during the last months of steam on British R...

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A Comedy of Power

In her seventh collaboration with veteran director Chabrol, Isabelle Huppert takes on the role of Judge Jeanne Charmant Killman, assigned the job o...

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Four Minutes

Frau Krüger is a stiff-necked old woman who teaches piano to the inmates of a women's prison. Krüger struggles to build a rapport with her pupils u...

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Azur and Asmar: The Princes Quest

From acclaimed director Michel Ocelot (Kirikou and the Sorceress) comes a new animated story for the whole family to enjoy. Once upon a time there ...

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1900

Aka Novecento. Bertolucci's epic film of the political turmoils that took place in Italy in the first half on the 20th century. It chronicles the l...

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The Elephant Man

Tropical Malady

Target for Today

The Fugitive (Series 1, Volume 1)

Angel Face

My Brother is an Only Child

Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage

In Bruges

Funny Games (US)

When Michael Haneke said that he was going to do an American version of his brilliant 1997 film Funny Games there was baff... Read more

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Tropical Malady

Any director who makes a film that switches scenario without explanation half way through and guest stars a talking monkey... Read more

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Tokyo Joe

The shooting’s over and Joe Barrett (Bogart) is out of uniform, keen to pick up where he left off before the war intervene... Read more

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A Year In Provence

When the drab greyness of Britain got him down, Peter Mayles moved to France with the idea of writing a novel. When he fou... Read more

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You, the Living

Roy Andersson’s fourth feature confirms what Songs from the Second Floor already suggested: that this dryly melancholic Sw... Read more

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Robert Bresson

Introduction - Bresson always aimed to achieve a great emotional response from an audience, and believed that the best way of accomplishing this was to destroy the usual codes used in cin...more >

Boris Karloff

24 films inc. Targets, Curse Of The Crimson Altar, Die Monster Die, The Raven (1963), Corridors Of Blood, The Mario Bava Collection (Volume 1), Grip Of The Strangler, Lured, House of Frankenstein, The Ape / Brit...

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Verhoeven involved with WWII story, The Forgotten Soldier

Tuesday 22nd July 2008

Paul Verhoeven, The director of the acclaimed Black Book is involved with another World War War II story, The Forgotten Soldier, which is based on the memoirs of Guy Sajer.

Francesconi to turn Bergman script into opera

Tuesday 15th July 2008

Italian composer Luca Francesconi is writing an opera based on an unproduced Ingmar Bergman script, A Spiritual Matter.

Downey to play Detective Sherlock Holmes

Thursday 10th July 2008

Guy Ritchie has cast Robert Downey Jr as Sherlock Holmes in his forthcoming film.