For three sex-addicted New Yorkers, every chance encounter is a potential sobriety disaster.
Film-maker Sarah Polley turns a self-absorbed gaze on her family and, through them, on her own secret history.
Each character in the 18 short films that make up this drama is yearning for something, be it freedom, release, understanding or a sense of rightness.
Don’t be misled by the ditsy movie poster: writer-director Harmony Korine’s ironic take on depravity is arty and dark.
Each piece of this emotive mosaic is lo-fi and fuss-free, but nor is it fusty or dull.
Film-maker Alex Gibney’s exposé of paedophile priests traces a collusion of secrecy from Wisconsin to the Vatican.
Lost in the Australian Outback, a 10-year-old calls on the survival skills his grandfather taught him.
A young Pakistani with a soaring Wall Street career becomes a victim of post-9/11 racial paranoia.
