Tense Danish thriller 'A Hijacking' steps aboard a ship captured by Somali pirates as the crew become pawns in a global game that puts their lives up for auction.

'Behind the Candelabra' lifts the lid on the life of flamboyant pianist Liberace and the fiery relationship between the performer and his young lover Scott Thorson.

The creators of the Matrix Trilogy bring you ‘Cloud Atlas’, an epic tale of time travel starring Oscar winners Tom Hanks and Halle Berry.

'Gimme The Loot' is the story of two young graffiti writers who attempt to tag an iconic NYC landmark when their latest masterpiece is ruined by a rival gang.

From director Francois Ozon (Swimming Pool, Potiche), French thriller 'In The House' is a twisting tale of deception in the classroom that leads to drama of epic proportions.

Ang Lee brings the best-selling novel to the big screen in ‘Life of Pi’, the tale of a young Indian boy adrift in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger.

Steven Spielberg’s historical epic ‘Lincoln’ tells the monumental tale of the man who shaped America, starring Daniel Day-Lewis at the revered president.

In drama 'Mud', two young Arkansas teenagers help a charismatic fugitive escape his pursuers and find his long-lost love.

Intense study of love and family relationships, 'Our Children' follows a couple whose family ties and lives begin to unravel with help from an overbearing parent.

From director Mathieu Kassovitz (La Haine), drama 'Rebellion' tells the real-life and little-known story of a 1988 uprising in the French colony of New Caledonia.

'Ameer Got His Gun' sees Ameer Abu Ria, an Israeli citizen and Muslim Arab who is about to enlist in the army. As opposed to the majority of eighteen-year-old boys in Israel Ameer is exempt from military service yet he decides to volunteer anyway. Believing that this induction is the way to equality, and the way to belong to the state he lives in, the state he wants to love.

In 'Fill The Void', a devout 18 years old Israeli girl is pressured to marry the husband of her late sister. Declaring her independence is not an option in Tel Aviv's ultra - Orthodox Hasidic community, where religious law, tradition and the rabbi's word are absolute.

'Igor And The Cranes' depicts the perilous migration of cranes from Eastern Europe to their nesting grounds in Africa, with more than half of the young cranes not surviving their first voyage. So when 11 year old Igor and his ornithologist father Peter witness the birth of a crane they vow to watch over him.

The first in a black comedy trilogy, 'Life According to Agfa' is a tragic drama. Portraying citizens of Tel Aviv's night life, the action centers around an all night bar owned by 2 women with difficult romantic relationships. All seems normal until a violent encounter alters everything forever.

In 'Out In The Dark', two young men, a Palestinian grad student and an Israeli lawyer, meet and fall in love amidst personal and political intrigue.

After two years of suicide bombers and many casulties, Israel is a society in crisis. One Friday afternoon, while everyone is asleep, Ruthi, an Israeli mother, decides to barricade herself in her home. Ruthi is unable to deal with the political situation. She decides to protect her family: her 20 year old soldier son Offer, her 16 year old daughter Noa, and her husband Yoel. They all wake up to find the house locked, disconnected from the outside world. "For how long"? Ask the surprised family members. "Until there is peace", comes the motherly response.

'Rock the Casba'. 1989, first Intifada. Israeli soldiers are sent in Gaza to oversee the Arab population. During a routine patrol, one of them gets killed by a washing machine thrown from one of the village houses. Four young soldiers are then stationed on the roof top of the Palestinian family to keep a close watch on the neighbourhood and find the responsible person.

'Wherever You Go', the life of 2 women intertwine into one journey. One is on her way to her sister's wedding to meet her estranged Jewish Orthodox family that she left behind years ago, the other is on the run from her beduim family which is forcing her into life without choice.

In 'The Great Gatsby', F.Scott Fitzgerald's classic tale of glamour and greed in the age of jazz is brought back to the big screen in glittering style by Baz Lurhman.

In The Great Gatsby, F.Scott Fitzgeralds classic tale of glamour and greed in the age of jazz is brought back to the big screen in glittering style by Baz Lurhman.

Based on true events, ‘The Impossible’ stars Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts as holidaying parents caught up in devastating 2004 Southeast Asia tsunami.

Based on the life of Paul Raymond, comedy 'The Look of Love' stars Steve Coogan as the man who rose from humble roots to become the self-styled 'King of Soho'.

Crime drama 'The Place Beyond the Pines' tells the epic tale of two generations battling to leave the events of the past behind.

From director Pablo Trapero (Carancho), 'White Elephant' is the powerful story of two Catholic priests working at the sharp end in Buenos Aries' notorious shantytown.