Drama starring Rachel Weisz as a UN peacekeeper who stumbles upon an unsettling conspiracy while on assignment in Bosnia. Kathryn Bolkovac (Weisz) is a Nebraska police officer who decides to take up the offer of a post in Bosnia to put some distance between herself & her failed marriage. Her instincts for justice initially serve her well. One of her ranking officers, Madeleine Rees (Vanessa Redgrave), is impressed by her work & promotes her to the Gender Affairs department. It is there, however, that Kathryn stumbles upon a sex-trafficking operation & her love for justice threatens to get her into trouble. Several powerful organisations, including a US military contractor, seem suspiciously content to turn a blind eye to events. Kathryn finds herself battling against disinterested bureaucrats, exemplified by Laura Leviani (Monica Bellucci), & dangerous forces as she desperately tries to make the truth known. ...

Charles Bronson stars in this western directed by J. Lee Thompson. Troubled by a recurring dream about a giant white buffalo, Wild Bill Hickok (Bronson) travels west with hopes of tracking down the mythical beast. When he meets Native American chief Crazy Horse (Will Sampson), whose daughter has been killed by the rampaging animal, the two decide to pool their resources & venture together into the snowy forests of the North. However, the buffalo proves a more formidable foe than either of them had expected. ...

Double bill of short films from the Czechoslovak New Wave artistic movement of the 1960s. ' The White Dove' (1960) follows the friendship between a young boy (Karel Smyczek) in a wheelchair & a local artist when they intercept a carrier pigeon in Czechoslovakia. ' Josef Kilian' (1965) is a Kafkaesque vision of one man caught up in a bureaucratic nightmare when the cat rental company he uses disappears... ...

Drama based on the novel by György Dragomán, directed by Jörg Tittel & Alex Helfrecht & starring Olivia Williams, Jonathan Pryce & Fiona Shaw. When young Djata (Lorenzo Allchurch)'s father is imprisoned by the harsh dictatorship in which they live, & Djata & his mother Hannah (Agyness Deyn) are declared traitors, the driven young boy will stop at nothing until he sees his beloved father again. ...

Joachim Lafosse co-writes & directs this drama based on real events. The film follows members of a French charity organisation as they travel to Chad looking to take advantage of the growing overseas adoption trade. Led by Jacques Arnault (Vincent Lindon), the charity workers aim to trick village chiefs in Chad into giving up local orphaned children in exchange for money, with a plane ready to take them back to France to live with new families. However, with the operation in progress, the presence of journalist Françoise Dubois (Valérie Donzelli) begins to cause tension within the group. ...

The complete series of the BBC drama based on the historical novels by Philippa Gregory. Set during the Wars of the Roses, a dynastic struggle for power that dominated the latter part of the 15th century & threatened to tear England apart, the series follows the fortunes of three women who are determined to have their say in the politics of their age, Elizabeth Woodville (Rebecca Ferguson), Margaret Beaufort (Amanda Hale) & Anne Neville (Faye Marsay). With even King Edward IV (Max Irons) & his manipulative advisor Lord Warwick (James Frain) subject to the ploys of the women, who will prevail in the struggle for power? ...

The complete series of the BBC drama based on the historical novels by Philippa Gregory. Set during the Wars of the Roses, a dynastic struggle for power that dominated the latter part of the 15th century & threatened to tear England apart, the series follows the fortunes of three women who are determined to have their say in the politics of their age, Elizabeth Woodville (Rebecca Ferguson), Margaret Beaufort (Amanda Hale) & Anne Neville (Faye Marsay). With even King Edward IV (Max Irons) & his manipulative advisor Lord Warwick (James Frain) subject to the ploys of the women, who will prevail in the struggle for power? ...

Michael Haneke won the 2009 Cannes Palm d' Or for this two-&-a-half hour black & white study of German rural village life in 1913. Focusing in particular on the austere & often brutal environment of the village school, the film not only exposes the cruelty & hypocrisy of adults towards children but offers an insight into the undercurrents of patriarchy & repression that went on to shape 20th-century Germany. As the outbreak of war draws near, a series of violent & unexplained events shake the small community to its core. In true Haneke style, the film is less concerned with providing a definitive answer to 'whodunnit' than with examining the unhealthy processes that contribute to a sick, disenfranchised society. ...

Michael Haneke won the 2009 Cannes Palm d' Or for this two-&-a-half hour black & white study of German rural village life in 1913. Focusing in particular on the austere & often brutal environment of the village school, the film not only exposes the cruelty & hypocrisy of adults towards children but offers an insight into the undercurrents of patriarchy & repression that went on to shape 20th-century Germany. As the outbreak of war draws near, a series of violent & unexplained events shake the small community to its core. In true Haneke style, the film is less concerned with providing a definitive answer to 'whodunnit' than with examining the unhealthy processes that contribute to a sick, disenfranchised society. ...

Fellini classic. When a provincial Italian couple arrives in Rome for a honeymoon, the wife sets off in search of her photo-romance magazine idol, the ' White Sheik', & leaves her husband to wander the streets of the city alone. When she actually finds the Sheik & then finds herself alone on a yacht with him, the newlyweds' weekend takes a definite turn for the worse. ...