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Monsters Club

10-Sep-2011 | By Anthony Kaufman

Dir/scr: Toshiaki Toyoda. Japan. 2011. 72mins

The Ditch

10-Sep-2010 | By Lee Marshall

Dir/scr: Wang Bing. Hong Kong-France-Belgium. 2010. 114mins

I Am Love (Io Sono L'Amore)

29-Sep-2009 | By Fionnuala Halligan

Dir. Luca Guadagnino. Italy, 2009. 119 mins

Hiroshima

15-Sep-2009 | By Howard Feinstein

Dir/scr. Pablo Stoll. Uruguay/Colombia/Argentina/Spain. 2009. 80mins.

Lebanon

13-Sep-2009 | By Dan Fainaru

Dir/scr. Samuel Maoz. Israel/ France/ Germany, 2009. 92 min.

Trash Humpers

13-Sep-2009 | By Howard Feinstein

Dir/scr/cine. Harmony Korine. US. 2009. 78min.

Gaia

11-Sep-2009 | By Howard Feinstein

Dir/scr/cin. Jason Lehel. USA. 2009. 117mins.

Between Two Worlds

7-Sep-2009 | By Lee Marshall

Dir/scr. Vimukthi Jayasundara. Sri Lanka-France. 2009. 86 mins.

Face

22-May-2009 | By Dan Fainaru

Dir:Tsai Ming-Liang.Taiwan-France-Belgium-Netherlands.2009. 139m.

Karaoke

22-May-2009 | By Lee Marshall

Dir: Chris Chong Chan Fui. Malaysia. 2009. 74mins.

To Die Like A Man (Morrer Como Um Homen)

21-May-2009 | By Jonathan Romney

Dir. João Pedro Rodrigues. Portugal-France. 2009. 133 mins.

Nymph

21-May-2009 | Updated: 22-May-2009 | By Lee Marshall

Dir/scr: Pen-ek Ratanaruang. Thailand. 2009. 109mins.

Irène

18-May-2009 | By Jonathan Romney

Dir. Alain Cavalier. France. 2009. 85 mins.

Independencia

18-May-2009 | By Howard Feinstein

Dir. Raya Martin. Philippines/France/Germany/Netherlands. 77mins.

The Secret Of Moonacre

14-Sep-2008 | By Patrick Z McGavin

Dir: Gabor Csupo. UK. 2008. 103mins.

Uncertainty

8-Sep-2008 | By Howard Feinstein

Dir. Scott McGehee, David Siegel. US. 2008. 101 mins

Krabat

8-Sep-2008 | By Mike Goodridge

Dir. Marco Kreuzpaintner. Germany. 2008. 120 mins.

The Sky Crawlers

3-Sep-2008 | By Lee Marshall

Dir: Mamoru Oshii. Japan. 2008. 122mins.

Milk (Sut)

2-Sep-2008 | By Lee Marshall

Dir: Semih Kaplanoglu. Turkey-France-Germany. 2008. 111mins.

Vinyan

30-Aug-2008 | By Lisa Nesselson

Dir: Fabrice Du Welz. 2007. France-UK-Belgium. 97mins.

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