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This remarkable documentary deals with how love and the creative spirit can survive decades.

This remarkable documentary deals with how love and the creative spirit can survive decades.

In 1960 a group of Lebanese students began building small experimental rockets that would soon become the basis of the first Arab space programme - this fascinating documentary pieces together their considerable, if sometimes blunder-prone, achievements.

Do we know who really rules the world? And what do we have to do to be considered crazy? A thought provoking selection to take the discussion to the bar afterwards.

This impressive investigative documentary takes us behind the scenes of the CIA to meet the real people who tracked the man down for the last two decades.

In 1960 a group of Lebanese students began building small experimental rockets that would soon become the basis of the first Arab space programme - this fascinating documentary pieces together their considerable, if sometimes blunder-prone, achievements.

Another characteristically sensitive, poetic and moving work from art house favourite Hirokazu Koreeda (Still Walking, I Wish), this heart-warming drama follows a wealthy businessman as he discovers that his biological son was accidentally switched at birth.

In his impressive debut feature documentary, Jason Osder examines how the arrest of the MOVE group turned into one of the most devastating days in the history of Philadelphia.

Living in the rural idyll of the American countryside, brothers Eric and Tommy are in the midst of a languorous summer.

Tomasz Wasilewski’s second feature film, beautifully shot by Jakub Kijowski, is sensitively acted and sexually provocative, fulfilling the promise of his debut feature In the Bedroom.