Darkly comic British faux-documentary. Wannabe documentary filmmaker Barry Lick (Jonathan Williams) has come up with a film idea he believes will be the making of him: a no-holds barred investigation into the activities of a local businessman (Joe O' Byrne) whom he suspects of being involved in various dubious activities including prostitution, pornography, property rackets & drug trafficking. But Barry & his crew soon find themselves out of their depth as they realise they have become the pawns in their own game. ...

Darkly comic British faux-documentary. Wannabe documentary filmmaker Barry Lick (Jonathan Williams) has come up with a film idea he believes will be the making of him: a no-holds barred investigation into the activities of a local businessman (Joe O' Byrne) whom he suspects of being involved in various dubious activities including prostitution, pornography, property rackets & drug trafficking. But Barry & his crew soon find themselves out of their depth as they realise they have become the pawns in their own game. ...

An eminent Australian writer is invited to contribute to a book entitled " Strong Opinions". For him, troubled by Australia's complicity in the wars in the Middle East, it is a chance to air some urgent concerns: how should a citizen of a modern democracy react to their state's involvement in a war that involves the use of torture? ...

Confessions writer Amy Crosby has put her life on hold for the last seven years after the disappearance of her husb&, Dan. With fatalistic acceptance of the craziness in her life, she uses humour to cope; but when the home Dan bought for them is about to be foreclosed, her only answer is his having him declared legally dead. ...

Robert Bresson's study of a young priest's experiences in a small French village is generally regarded as a classic of world cinema. Adapted from a novel by Georges Bernanos, the film revolves around the priest of Ambicourt (Claude Laydu), an insular, but religious young man, whose lack of social skills causes his alienation within the villlage. His problems are compounded by stomach cancer, which further limits his involvement with his parishioners, leading him to ultimately question his faith & his reason for staying. ...