A cantankerous theatre critic travels to a stately home to solve a series of unexplained miracles, in John Jencks’ riotously fun adaptation of Stephen Fry’s novel. ...

The reality of the protests in Ferguson is captured with startling immediacy in Damon Davis and Sabaah Folayan’s Whose Streets? An extraordinary portrait of civic anger and organised activism ...

A young British-Pakistani woman negotiates the challenges (and men) in her life, in a refreshing, contemporary British drama. ...

An underfunded NHS. Student debt. Poverty. Zero-hours contracts. With social provision going out the window, Austerity Fight, meets those arguing for a different kind of Britain ...

Oscar is funny. But, you know, ‘chubby funny’. So begins one long, dark night of the soul for one seriously self absorbed actor ...

A famous soap actress decides to tread the boards in search of artistic fulfilment, only to suffer an awful personal tragedy. But the show must go on. ...

A rare cinematic delve into Britain's Iranian diaspora, Gholam is the nail-biting story of an enigmatic taxi driver whose reticence is shattered by a late night fare. A prescient thriller for modern London. ...

Adam Sobel’s powerful debut takes a candid look inside Qatar’s labour camps, where the World Cup is being built on the backs of over a million migrant workers ...

A homeless actor falls in love with an American heiress in this humane, naturalistic London drama. ...

A deeply prescient film in these politically charged times, Sink surfs it’s kitchen sink realism with humour and style and marks an important debut by writer/director Mark Gillis ...

Bystander, witness, enabler - or just in the right place at the wrong time? Queer eyes venture beyond the sidelines to set things straight in these eclectic stories from around the world ...

“A living graphic novel about life”, S|T|R|A|Y|S is a visually revolutionary drama following the lives of a group of friends weathering the economic downturn at the local pub. ...

A mysterious stranger takes over a man’s life in this chilling existential thriller from Bela Tarr protégé Emma Rozanski. ...

The deserving winner of the Berlin Film Festival’s documentary prize, Ghost Hunting sees ex-detainees of Israel’s infamous Al-Moskobiya interrogation centre recreate their experiences, and take on the roles of both captive and captor ...

The political life of The Beast of Bolsover, also known as Dennis Skinner MP. ...

Three Hackney-based filmmakers follow a $10 bill across the USA, with unexpected, wonderful and often moving results. ...

A detective goes undercover as a psychiatrist’s patient, only to find himself, and reality, unravelling. ...

A classical musician, played by Christian McKay, flees to Provence to start a new life with his young lover, only for a mysterious stranger to threaten his new found happiness. ...

Choose or lose. In this incredible shorts line up, experience films that reflect the decisions in life that we all must make. ...

A man handcuffed to a lamppost during his stag-do has an impromptu encounter with another man, in this story of intimate self-discovery ...

Discover the best of vintage and retro Random Acts from Channel 4, followed by a Short Filmmakers Party at Curzon Aldgate ...

The political life of The Beast of Bolsover, also known as Dennis Skinner MP. ...

A city banker returns to his countryside home, only to be greeted by a dark storm on the horizon, and a malevolent force that seems to threaten his wife and daughter. ...

A celebration of some of the most talented young filmmakers to emerge from the University of East London's BA Film, BA Animation and Illustration and MA Filmmaking programmes. ...

A Norwegian performance artist tricks a drinks brand into hiring him for a gonzo marketing campaign. A true story retold in lurid, nihilistic detail, DRIB the capitalist takedown of the decade ...

The remembrance of things past—or sometimes, the forgetting of them—is at the core of this touching selection of films ...

A young American woman arrives in London to reconnect with her father's family, only to be met with secrets, resistance and lies in this powerful drama owing a debt to Mike Leigh. ...

A rare cinematic delve into Britain's Iranian diaspora, Gholam is the nail-biting story of an enigmatic taxi driver whose reticence is shattered by a late night fare. A prescient thriller for modern London. ...

Journey to the South will be preceded by the screening of Eelyn Lee’s Creature of the Estuary. ...

What would you do if you ran into an old flame? That’s the question posed by Warren Malone’s charming, meditative and moving soiree through London ...

A lonely, regretful alcoholic experiences a long, dark night of the soul in Jules Bishop’s engrossing and risk taking film. ...

Oscar-nominated director David France (How to Survive a Plague) returns with a riveting new documentary about legendary trans icon and gay liberation activist, Marsha P. Johnson ...

A group of door to door salesmen find themselves stuck in an infinite loop in this brilliantly Lynchian, witty tale of suburbia, reality and Google Street View. ...

A mayor, a policeman and a Christian Youth leader get into a car... ...