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'Two For Joy': Edinburgh Review
Samantha Morton plays a mother who is slipping into depression after the death of her husband
'The Devil Outside': Edinburgh Review
A devout Christian teenager finds his faith tested by adolescence
'Old Boys': Edinburgh Review
An all-boys boarding school is the setting for a 1980s teenage take on the story of Cyrano de Bergerac
'My Name Is Myeisha': Edinburgh Review
A bold, experimental adaptation of the stageplay ‘Dreamscape’
'Worlds Of Ursula K. Le Guin': Sheffield Review
Film charting the life and legacy of science fiction novelist Ursula K. Le Guin
'For The Birds': Sheffield Review
Eye-opening look at a woman who has adopted hundreds of birds
'Flow': Sheffield Review
Meditative documentary charting the Ganges and Biobio rivers
'Under The Wire': Sheffield Review
Essential look at the fearless work of war correspondent Marie Colvin and photographer Paul Conroy
'What Is Democracy?': Sheffield Review
Filmmaker Astra Taylor explores the notion of democracy in the modern world
'The Insufferable Groo': Sheffield Review
Intriguing profile of self-proclaimed master low-budget filmmaker Stephen Groo
'A Northern Soul': Sheffield Review
Sean McAllister follows up A Syrian Love Story with an eye-opening look at his hometown of Hull
'The Silence Of Others': Sheffield Review
Spanish citizens attempt to seek justice for atrocities carried out by General Franco’s regime
'A Woman Captured': Sheffield Review
Bernadett Tuza-Ritter’s debut feature documentary examines the life of a modern day Hungarian slave
'The Breaker Upperers': Sydney Review
Hilarious ‘womance’ comedy from New Zealand is executive produced by Taika Watiti
'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote': Cannes Review
Dir: Terry Gilliam. Spain/France/Belgium/Portugal. 2017. 133mins
'At War': Cannes Review
Employees at a car plant are betrayed by their management: Stéphane Brizé’s film starrting Vincent Lindon follows what happens next.
'Sink Or Swim': Cannes Review
Good-natured comedy about an all-male synchronised swimming troupe directed by Gilles Lelouche
'United Skates': Tribeca Review
An infectious documentary about roller skating takes the audience award (docs) at Tribeca
'I, Dolours': Review
Documentary about unrepentant IRA terrorist Dolours Price
'State Like Sleep': Tribeca Review
An all-star cast - Michael Shannon, Michiel Huisman, Katherine Waterston - headline a routine Belgium-set whodunnit
