Lukas Moodysson directs this drama based around the lives of three young girls in 1982 Sweden. Bobo (Mira Barkhammar), Klara (Mira Grosin) & Hedvig (Liv Le Moyne) are bored of the 80s pop music that is sweeping the nation & decide to rebel & form a punk b&. As the girls cut their hair, rip up their clothes & refuse to do their chores they attempt to convice their friends & families that punk is not dead. ...

Fantasy horror from Emiliano Rocha Minter starring Noé Hernández, María Evoli & Diego Gamaliel. Living in a broken world, two siblings wander the shattered remnants of a city for years, desperate to find shelter & food. They happen upon one of very few buildings left standing in the city. But within, they find a sinister man who makes a disturbing offer of them. ...

Fantasy horror from Emiliano Rocha Minter starring Noé Hernández, María Evoli & Diego Gamaliel. Living in a broken world, two siblings wander the shattered remnants of a city for years, desperate to find shelter & food. They happen upon one of very few buildings left standing in the city. But within, they find a sinister man who makes a disturbing offer of them. ...

Justin Edgar directs this coming-of-age drama set in the 1990s following three friends at a pivotal moment in their lives. The central character of the film is Jack (Jamie Blackley), a young man whose poor background hasn't quelled his hopes for a brighter future & who anxiously awaits news on whether he has been accepted for a university grant or not. He is joined for a Friday night out by Parsons (Mike Bailey), whose future appears to be in the hands of his parents & wilful girlfriend Claire (Rosamund Hanson) rather than his own, & Chunks (Sean Teale), whose wealthy upbringing can't disguise the issues he struggles with. Together, the three friends comprise ' The Freaks'
- a label they've given themselves in recognition of their perception as misfits
- & prepare themselves for a night that, one way or another, will change their lives forever...

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Live Aid-type charity concert held at Circus Maximus in Rome in 2004 featuring international heavy-hitters. The ' We Are The Future'concert, organised by Quincy Jones, was billed as 'a night of hope' & featured such performing stars as Norah Jones, Andrea Boccelli, Santana, Herbie Hancock, Alicia Keys, Anjelique Kidjo, Julian Marley & The Corrs. A parade of charitable members of the glitterati also make sporadic appearances: pouty adopter of unfortunates Angelina Jolie, soccer aces Pele & Francesco Totti as well as the queen of good causes, Oprah to name but a scant few. The evening was set up by 'Q' with the aim of raising money for child care centers in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Rwanda & the West Bank & proceeds from the sale of the DVD go to these charities. ...

Karel Reisz directs this 1950s Free Cinema documentary about working class life in London, following attendees of the Alford House drop-in youth club in Kennington, South London as they go about their daily lives. The film was made as part of the three-part ' Look at Britain' series, which also

Includes:: ' Every Day Except Christmas' & ' The Saturday Men'.

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German horror in which an oppressed young woman finds a sense of both liberty & terror in vampirism. Lena (Karoline Herfurth) has a life few would envy. A Berlin pickpocket, she finds herself on the run from the police after one robbery & seeks refuge in a nightclub where she meets Louise (Nina Hoss), the leader of a trio of vampires who has been seeking a lost love for centuries. Believing that Lena is the girl she has been searching for, Louise bites her & transforms her into a vampire & Lena initially finds a sense of liberation in her new form as an immortal creature; & a sense of unity with Louise & the other vampires, Charlotte (Jennifer Ulrich) & Nora (Anna Fischer). However, she hasn't lost her sense of humanity completely, something which may prove problematic as the police close in... ...

Award-winning documentary about the children's choir of South Africa's Agape Child Care Centre. Told largely from the perspective of 12-year-old Slindile Moya, one of nine siblings who lost their parents to AIDS, the film focuses on Slindile's family, including an older brother who lives at home & has the HIV virus, as well as other residents of the orphanage who are members of the choir. The Agape Child Care Centre was founded by Zodwa Mqadi ten years ago, to provide a home & education for orphaned children. To try & raise much-needed funds for the orphanage & expand its capacity, Zodwa, known as ' Grandma' to the children, decides to take the music of the Agape's extraordinary a capella choir to the wider world. Overcoming many obstacles, including a cancelled trip to Great Britain, a devastating fire & a family tragedy, Grandma & her choir achieve their dream, recording a CD with the help of South African pop star Zwai Bala, & travelling to New York to perform with Paul Simon & Alicia Keys. ...

American re-imagining of the 2010 Mexican horror film of the same name. The reclusive Parker family headed by ailing patriarch Frank (Bill Sage) have a dark & macabre family secret. While grieving for their mother, Iris (Ambyr Childers) & Rose (Julia Garner) are left to care for their father & younger brother Rory (Jack Gore) as well as take responsibility for attending to their horrific familial custom. As a storm hits the small town where the family live, a number of gruesome discoveries by the local authorities lead them to the door of the Parkers & ever closer to the ancestral secret they work so hard to maintain. ...

Mexican cannibal horror drama. When their good-for-nothing, whoring, debt-ridden husband/father dies in supremely undignified circumstances, a long-suffering wife & her teenage children are left to fend for themselves. But this is no ordinary family: they live as cannibals, & as their fractured family falls inexorably to pieces in the wake of Papa's death they must also take on the responsibilities of the ritual hunting & butchering that puts their meat on the table. ...