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The Gatekeepers (2013) 
For the first time ever, the six surviving former heads of Israel's domestic intelligence agency discuss their work in counter-terrorism in the West Bank and Gaza.
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In The House (2013)
For his literature assignment, lycée student Claude Garcia (Umhauer) writes long, fantastical accounts of weekends in the company of his friend's middle-class family. Gradually, his teacher Germain (Luchini) becomes mesmerised by his fictions. The two develop a strange bond...
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Point Blank (2013)
Trying to help his gangster friend Reese, Walker is shot and left for dead by him and his own wife turning out to be Reese's lover. In order to get the revenge, Walker will penetrate the very center of all-powerful criminal Organization.
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Stoker (2013)
After her husband dies in a car accident, lonely widow Evie (Kidman) invites his estranged brother (Goode) to stay. This doesn’t sit well with Evie’s strange daughter (Wasikowska), who suspects her uncle of being up to no good and intends to prove her instincts correct.
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Lincoln (2013)
A vivid account of Lincoln’s (Day-Lewis) mission to sway the House Of Representatives and pass the 13th Amendment, effectively outlawing slavery.
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Zero Dark Thirty (2013)
After the 9/11 attacks in 2001, the CIA make al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden a prime target. Over a decade, intelligence analyst Maya (Jessica Chastain) tracks a courier she senses will eventually lead to bin Laden’s hide-out. In 2011, Maya believes she has found bin Laden in Pakistan.
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Repulsion (2013)
Carol Ledoux, a Belgian manicurist living in London, is left alone in a flat when her sister goes on holiday with her married lover and spends a week going mad.
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Chinatown (2013)
A private investigator (Jack Nicholson), on an adultery case, stumbles across a murder scheme which appears to be somehow connected to water in this 1974 classic.
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West Of Memphis (2012)
In 1994, Damien Echols (18), Jessie Misskelley (17) and Jason Baldwin (16) were wrongfully convicted of killing three young boys. Here, Berg and producers Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh uncover the truth, in the hope of securing their release.
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Life Of Pi (2012)
While travelling on a boat from India to Canada, Pi (Sharma), his family and all the animals from their zoo are thrown to the sea in a terrible storm. Only Pi survives, drifting for weeks in a lifeboat with the dubious company of a vicious tiger as both fight for survival.
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Babette's Feast (2012)
French refugee Babette (Audran) prepares a feast for the two ageing Danish sisters who sheltered her.
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Gremlins (2012)
Billy's (Galligan) Dad brings him a gift from a business trip - a Mogwai. There are three rules to keeping the pet - never get it wet, never feed it after midnight, and never expose it to sunlight. Of course it's not ten minutes before they're broken, and all hell breaks loose in suburbia.
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The House I Live In (2012)
Eugene Jarecki (Freakonomics, Why We Fight) turns his attention to America's fight against the drugs trade, focusing on the people working within the judicial system - and those behind bars.
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Amour (2012)
Georges (Trintignant) and Anne (Riva), a married couple in their eighties, face the greatest test of their lifelong love when Anne begins to display symptoms of dementia, signalling a sudden deterioration of her mind and body.
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Lawrence Of Arabia (2012)
T. E. Lawrence (O'Toole) is a young maladjusted lieutenant in the British Army serving in North Africa during World War One. Unhappy with his current assignment coloring maps, he is co-opted into a role as an observer in what is now Arabia. At this point, the story of his life becomes the stuff of legend.
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