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Patrick Keiller's film The Dilapidated Dwelling (78 mins, beta sx, 2000) is an examination of the predicament of domestic space in advanced economies, the UK in particular.

Rotterdam-based Serbian filmmaker Katarina Zdjelar explores sound, language and translation in her moving image works. Often dealing with identity politics or wider social issues her films slowly unfold in series of precise edits set to carefully crafted scores. Followed by a Q&A with the artist.

A Nos Amours continues a retrospective of the complete film works of Chantal Akerman, with two short films and her breakthrough feature length film of 1972 Je Tu il Elle.

Winning wide acclaim for its innovative and unprecedented approach to documentary making, Leviathan takes us deep into the dangerous world of commercial fishing.

Director Richard Rowley skilfully presents an urgent exposé on the dirtiest of government secrets, one that is riveting, accessible and incendiary.

Stop the War Coalition present a screening of Dirty Wars, an incendiary exposé on the dirtiest of government secrets, followed by a Q&A hosted by Tariq Ali with Jeremy Scahill.

Honkasalo creates a dreamlike portal into the life of 14 year old Simo as he accompanies his criminal older brother Ilkka on a twilight journey through the dark streets of Helsinki.

After the parents of Erica Falck, a successful author, are killed in a car accident, a man turns up at her house claiming they have the same mother.

Part memoir, part city symphony, part noirish B-movie adventure, this new feature from acclaimed filmmaking duo João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata (To Die Like a Man) is a sensual, shape-shifting ode to one of the world's most mythic, alluring and exotic cities. Part of the Portuguese Film Festival.

Masculine/Feminine is a group screening examining the objectification of gender on film, featuring works that represent both ends of the gender spectrum as well as the grey area between masculinity and femininity.