After re-inventing the action film with The Killer, John Woo would turn inward and deliver the semi-autobiographical Bullet in the Head, complementing the stylistic flourishes that made his name with an unflinching and nihilistic brutality to deliver one of the most intense war films of all time.

In 1964 Nagasaki, an orphaned yakuza heir enters the world of Kabuki, growing up beside his mentor’s son as rivalry and ambition shape their destinies.

In 1975 Cologne, an ambitious teenage concert promoter , Vera Brandes (Mala Emde),
defies her conservative family and navigates impossible odds to book American jazz
pianist Keith Jarrett (John Magaro) for what becomes the legendary Köln Concert.

A girl called Moon adventures in a world without adults in Mare’s Nest, the latest feature by acclaimed British artist and filmmaker Ben Rivers.

The Armenian Film Society London presents the UK premiere of Christine Haroutounian debut feature After Dreaming, that follows Claudette, the daughter of a mistakenly assassinated well-digger, and Atom, a tight-lipped soldier, as they drift across a country suspended in a state of limbo, neither at war nor at peace.

With its highly charged hallucinogenic quality and its atmosphere of lush decadence, Pink Narcissus is a landmark of gay cinema.

Paul Thomas Anderson's San Fernando Valley-set tale of the rise and fall of a dishwasher turned porn phenom is a bravura exploration of family, fame and the American dream in all its excess.

A 16-year-old boy defies his bourgeois family's expectations by starting a masonry apprenticeship where he meets a charismatic Ukrainian colleague who shakes up his world.