Charlotte Gainsbourg

Anna Lou Castoldi

Alice Pea

Carolina Poccioni

Misunderstood

Misunderstood (2014)

Javier Botet

Charlotte Salt

Axelle Carolyn

Diana Peñalver

Two boys make a pact to do something brave, crazy and dangerous. They will see their town one last time before a man-made lake floods it forever, burying it under the deep lake. Everyone's been evacuated - just the church, the homes, the abandoned shops remain. Only the eerie buildings...still hiding secrets that no one suspects. The two boys walk through the doomed ghost town. But the boys discover that the town isn't quite deserted. And they are trapped as a massive wall of water crashes down on the town. Time passes, and the whispered secrets of the town have been long forgotten. But now, fifty years after vanishing, the sunken town comes alive again. A boy vanishes swimming on a moonlit night while his girlfriend looks on. The very shoreline turns hungry, pulling people into the water. And below-below where it's incredibly cold and dark, the sunken town waits. Because beneath still waters something ancient now stirs. A forgotten legend lives again. Half a century ago they thought they had buried this horror forever. But you can't kill what was never really alive. And the massive stone walls of the Dam must soon burst and what was an incredible myth, will become a deadly reality.—Filmax International

Beneath Still Waters

Beneath Still Waters (2005)

Mara Klein

Charlotte Evelyn Williams

Samantha Carro

Kelly L. Goodman

A bold anthology feature film made by an all-female creative team and cast. Based on the popular play of the same name the 80-minute movie follows 10 women scorned as they directly address their exes' new wives and lovers at an open-mic night in Los Angeles. Created by a dynamic group of emerging filmmakers at a time when audiences are demanding films made both by and for women, the project taps into a social and political climate that's left women poised to take back their voices and be heard.—New Girl Pictures

To the New Girl

To the New Girl (2020)

Charlotte Palmer

Nicholas Galitzine

Lisa Dillon

Luke Perry

A painfully shy teenage boy with secret but grand rock and roll aspirations lives with his single mum in a flat in South London. Into the flat below moves an anti-social, former Rock God who faked his death eight years ago. The teenage boy works out who the mysterious neighbour is and blackmails him into teaching him the dark arts of Rock Guitar.—Anonymous

The Beat Beneath My Feet

The Beat Beneath My Feet (2014)

Harold Levingston

Maurice Touzé

Madame Fockenberghe

Charlotte Clasis

Gudule, tranquil in her life on a barge in late 19th-century France, has her existence shattered when her father drowns in a freak accident, leaving her with her abusive uncle who pilfers her inheritance and attempts to rape her. Escaping the barge, she befriends a young, petty criminal in a small nearby village, nicknamed "The Weasel," whose misdeeds incite the wrath of local peasants, who ultimately burn the coach in which Gudule lives. Again on the run, Gudule falls down a steep cliff and has eerie dreams about her past assailants. A wealthy young man Raynal finds and nurses her back to health but is unable to express his love for her until the brutish uncle returns, provoking him to act and defend her.—Bob Hudson

Whirlpool of Fate

Whirlpool of Fate (1925)

Elisha Cuthbert

Charlotte Sullivan

Sherry Miller

Terry V. Hart

Kaitlyn is a high school student whose obsession with gambling leads to her accumulating a mountain of debt. Her habit also causes a high degree of family tension.

My Daughter's Secret Life

My Daughter's Secret Life (2001)

Ioan Gruffudd

Selina Cadell

Bernard Hill

Charlotte Rampling

Young Pip is expected to become a blacksmith, but, hating the soot and smoke, he secretly dreams of becoming a gentleman. When he meets the mysterious Miss Havisham and her haughty niece Estella, Pip is confident that his dream is to come true.—Anonymous

Great Expectations

Great Expectations (1999)

Donald Pleasence

Jane Asher

Michael Byrne

On his deathbed Tudor-king Henry VIII remembers his long reign and especially the crucial part his six marriages played in it, without producing the male heir he desired most to prevent civil wars for the succession as England suffered before his father's ascent. His first queen, Spanish princess Kathryn of Aragon, had one fatal flaw: her children died, except daughter Mary, so he pressed Rome for an annulment, and when that failed out went cardinal Wolsey as chief minister and Henry made himself head of the Church of England instead of the papacy and married Anne Boleyn. When she too failed to produce a male heir, just princess Elisabeth, he had her head roll for 'infidelity'. The third queen, gentle Jane Seymour, died giving birth to sickly prince Edward. For diplomatic reasons Henry married minor princess Anne of Cleves, whose utter lack of female charms causes another annulment and the fall of Thomas Cromwell, who recommended her. Fifth is the lovely Catherine Howard, cousin of Anne Boleyn, but again childless and found to have been carnal with servants before and after her royal marriage, so also decapitated. Finally Catherine Parr, a young widow, stands at his deathbed.—KGF Vissers

Henry VIII and His Six Wives

Henry VIII and His Six Wives (1972)

Anita Smith

Jena von Brucker

Charlotte Briede

Michelle Breslin

She Said Boom: The Story Of Fifth Column is the story of a group of young female artists from Toronto in the early eighties. They united to use music, film, and self publication to defy conventions of art practice, gender ideas, and to challenge homophobia. These endeavors snowballed into global art and political movements. This film looks at their work, and explores why you may not have heard of them, despite their impact.—Kevin Hegge

She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column

She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column (2012)

Donny Boaz

Philip Boyd

Eugenia Kuzmina

Recently single and starting a new job in a different city, Erin, a canine therapist, is getting a fresh start. But just when she thought her new life would be the reset she needed, her self-centered boss, Martin, tasks Erin with finding homes for 12 puppies who were left behind after a photo shoot for his struggling GPS locator company - and all before Christmas. As they work together, Erin realizes Martin may not be so bad after all, and her take-charge attitude not only helps Martin save his company, but also reveals a calmer, better self that opens them both up to the idea of love.

12 Pups of Christmas

12 Pups of Christmas (2019)

Danny Trejo

Charlotte McKinney

Amanda Tavarez

Matei Dima

Struggling entrepreneurs Piciu and Bila seize an unexpected chance from a Romanian client and move to Los Angeles. However, they soon discover they've unwittingly entered a world of credit card skimming mafia. As their success breeds envy within the criminal ranks, the duo must navigate thrilling high-stakes escapades - racing through LA and confronting danger in the desert - all in a bid for freedom.

Miami Bici 2

Miami Bici 2 (2023)

Jeremy Irons

Forest Whitaker

Timothy West

The Economist reporter Jack Elgin, a workaholic, takes his family on a working trip to India, where he is to interview the PM. But their US airplane is hijacked in Limassol (Cyprus) by the unknown August 15 terrorist movement, which ends up in a bloodbath. Jack can save his pre-teen son Andrew, literally in his arms, but his wife and two daughters are among the slaughter victims. Western governments seem unwilling to go after the fiends, even hiding the identity of a high-profile victim. Although now a single father, Jack uses all his contacts and snooping skill to seek the truth himself. A London-based Serbian free newspaper editor sets him on the trail of four Balkanic killers, but is murdered. Jack decides to exact revenge himself, tipped-off by Sûreté-contact Duguay. Meanwhile US embassy official Davidson and FBI Special Agent Jules Bernard play a key part in the official, MI5-lead investigation, which ends up crossing Jack's path.—KGF Vissers

The Fourth Angel

The Fourth Angel (2001)

Charlotte Wood

Alex Yazbeck

Georgia Brooks

Tessa Neilson

"Box Metaphor" unfolds as an enthralling and thought-provoking dystopian science fiction thriller that immerses us in the profound consequences of societal constructs and the burdens of ingrained social preconceptions. In a world where conformity has reached unprecedented extremes, we embark on the harrowing journey of Prisoner 371113, a woman unjustly convicted of a crime she did not commit. Alongside fellow prisoners, she endures a seven-year sentence in a desolate iron Box, far removed from the city's confines.
The narrative unveils itself within a stark and surreal dystopian society where individuality is systematically suppressed. Conformity is rigorously enforced through the dehumanising systems within the Box. The population is starkly divided into two unyielding categories, Prisoners and Citizens. Any deviation from these established norms exacts severe consequences.
Prisoner 371113, portrayed with unwavering strength by the formidable Kasia Stelmach, is relegated to the confines of a cramped, claustrophobic box. This confinement serves as a powerful symbol of the stifling constraints imposed by this oppressive society. Through a minuscule aperture in her cell, she catches glimpses of a grim, meticulously regulated world where every aspect of life is measured, controlled, and meticulously labeled. Within her restrictive confines, she not only battles for survival but also confronts the societal constraints that unjustly bind her.
Prisoner 371113 evolves into an emblem of resistance. Her struggle for survival not only challenges the oppressive system but also compels those in positions of authority to reevaluate their preconceptions and the injustices they have perpetuated.
"Box Metaphor" serves as an allegorical exploration of societal constructs and the limitations imposed by entrenched social preconceptions. It invites the audience to ponder the repercussions of conformity and the perils of unswerving obedience to authority. Through Prisoner 371113's quest for freedom, the film symbolises the indomitable human spirit and the universal aspiration to break free from the metaphorical boxes that society imposes upon us.
This mesmerising and visually captivating film plunges deep into the human psyche, emphasising the vital significance of questioning the systems that confine us. It underscores the potency of individual agency in transcending the metaphorical boxes that circumscribe our lives. "Box Metaphor" is an evocative and visually arresting cinematic experience, leaving audiences in contemplation of the genuine essence of freedom and the extraordinary lengths one must traverse to liberate themselves from the strictures of societal prejudice and preconceptions.

Box: Metaphor

Box: Metaphor (2023)

Charlotte Hope

Julian Sands

Kate Nichols

Oliver Savell

When a composer is tasked with finishing her late mentor's concerto, she soon discovers that playing the music summons deadly consequences, leading her to uncover the disturbing origins of the melody and an evil that has awakened.

The Piper

The Piper (2023)

Hugh Laurie

Stephen Fry

Judy Campbell

Mary-Jane, a loving but lonely 40-year-old divorcee with two daughters, Lucy and Lou asks, "Do all women fall in love with a boy, or just those without sons?" Lucy has a party where Mary-Jane notices Julien, 14, small and brassy, but she sees a sensitive side. She contrives to spend time with him and lets him know she's available to him. He's on the cusp between child and man, alternating between playing a video game, Kung-Fu Master, where he tries to rescue Sylvia, and joining friends in bluff-talk about sexual exploits. As Lucy realizes what is happening, she's repulsed, but Mary-Jane, encouraged by her own mother, carries on. Is it love or jealousy of lost youth? Is there any way this can end well?

Kung-Fu Master!

Kung-Fu Master! (1988)

Dany Boon

Kad Merad

Jean-Claude Matthey

Tridan Lagache has spent his life at Club Med, changing friends every 8 days. At 50, he resigned from the Mexican holiday club where he was born, determined to find, 42 years later, his great childhood love, Violette. He arrives in Paris, naive and lost but happy to be staying with Louis, a half-brother he did not know existed. To get rid of a cumbersome Tridan, Louis begs one of his conquests, Roxane, to pretend to be Violette, whom Tridan thinks he recognizes at first sight.—allocine

Life for Real

Life for Real (2023)

Julia Stiles

Paddy Considine

Caroline Dhavernas

A young woman becomes inexplicably attracted to a man who is stalking her. When her boyfriend goes missing, the stalker is the immediate suspect, until a game of jealousy and betrayal turns deadly.—Anonymous

The Cry of the Owl

The Cry of the Owl (2009)

Jess Bush

Luke Pegler

Charlotte Best

Coco Jack Gillies

With his psychotic father having betrayed him, silver-tongued Skinny is thrown into hiding. Even though the entire town is out to find him, Skinny focuses his attention on the only person he can trust, Zophia. But when a mysterious man exposes a link to Zophia's past, the two new friends must work together and survive the onslaught brought on them, by not only Guy Skinford, but also a now half-faced Kovak.—Nik Kacevski

Skinford: Chapter Two

Skinford: Chapter Two (2018)

Paul Kelleher

Charlotte Reidie

Al Carretta

Brett Thorne

An unnamed young girl (Nora Woolsey) watches an old television programme via a projector and laptop in a theatre. 'Ghosts Of Hollywood Past' is a cheap, late night supernatural TV series presented by Psychic Investigator Dale Torrance (Al Carretta) and his actress co-host Taryn Spring (Freya Parsons). Eating chocolate and crisps, the girl is enamoured with the show that details Taryn and Dale's kidnapping and the retelling of stories associated with Jean Harlow and the disappearance of the actress who portrayed her on Dale's show.As partial credits begin to roll, Dale Torrance addresses his research team via webcam. Dale is clearly a few years older than he was in the television show excerpts and tells his online audience to scrutinise every word his subject says. The young girl appears on a television screen in an interview format and begins to make key statements about her life. The researchers; Sam Ford (Cameron Vince) and July (Emma De Ouse), consume and dissect every word as Dale determines the core facts; the girl was abducted at age three and has led a complex life ever since.Over a zooming map, the credit sequence rolls to indicate the girl has spent her life on the move around Europe from a start point in the South coast of England in 2007. As the credits close, a title card indicates '16 years later' and the girl begins a one on one interview with Dale that pulls the situation into focus. The girl presents memory cards with a diary and pictures, details her former nicknames and explains the abuse she suffered before the age of ten, including a paramount detail; her eye was cut out by her captors before she was six, she has a glass eye but has hidden the injury behind swept hair.With Dale having established the validity of the girl's claims from the memory cards presented in the first interview, his producer, Holly March (Charlotte Reidie) settles the girl at a hotel in Camden pending more rehearsal interviews and scrutiny. From here, Holly details how the next few days will unfold. Ultimately, the girl will be presented before a live TV audience if her claims are verified. Dale and the researchers continue their detailed interview with the girl. Doctor Hal (Sean O'Grady), a psychologist, asserts his professional observations and in review, Dale reminds everyone via a webcall that the girl is only to be called 'Presence' even though they know her real name.As planned by Holly, Dale and Presence go to a park that might have been her childhood favourite. The highly intelligent Presence knows instantly that they have taken her to the wrong park deliberately. Learning of the developments, the potential Mother (Zara Hadeshian) of Presence gets in touch, eager to know what is happening. Dale explains everything he knows and invites her to an interview where he will present the case and potentially introduce her to Presence. As the researchers prepare for the Mother's arrival, Presence offers up another memory card with more pictures. Holly meets with Presence again knowing that the meeting hinges on what Rick (Paul Kelleher), the former FBI data analyst thinks of the case. Meeting with Dale, Rick explains that he is blown away by the consistency of the evidence presented and identifies the scenarios that lock down the likely truth of the situation. Presence, growing in confidence, unashamedly acknowledges to Holly she chose Dale over other journalists because she watched his TV show in Poland and knew he would listen to her.Not impressed by this, Holly takes a stern approach with Presence who reveals that she knows something that would be of great interest to Dale. Pushing her to reveal what, Presence explains that her Polish mother's friend was the actress who played 'Jean Harlow' in Dale's show but disappeared after undergoing heavy plastic surgery. Holly understands the significance of this information in relation to Dale's actual kidnapping years previously but can't alert Dale in time as the interview with the Mother is about to begin.Dale presents the case of Presence to the Mother and talks her through the evidence, which includes photographs of her family and her husband at the time of the disappearance. Stating that he doesn't believe the girl to be her missing daughter, Dale also acknowledges that truth is stranger than fiction. Drawing a quick conclusion to the emotionally charged meeting, Dale asks the Mother to answer one key question. With most elements aligned, Dale exits the interview to question Presence who gives identical answers and reasoning as the mother. After an awkward pause, the red studio curtains are drawn back for Presence to come face to face with her Mother.

Twenty Two Presence

Twenty Two Presence (2023)

Charlotte Ritchie

Georgie Henley

Kimberley Nixon

Alice Orr-Ewing

Karaoke, suitcases of wine, ambushing cake - this factual drama tells the story of Covid from inside 10 Downing Street as staff kicked back at lockdown breaching parties.

Partygate

Partygate (2023)

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