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A life-size blow-up doll develops a soul and falls in love with a video store clerk. (Dolby, 16:9) "Air Doll"/"Kûki ningyô", 2009, Japan; Drama; Director: Hirokazu Koreeda; Cast: Doona Bae, Arata, Itsuji Itao.

Forced to play a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse in the chaos of war, an elite Army bomb squad unit must come together in a city where everyone is a potential enemy and every object could be a deadly bomb. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Hurt Locker", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: Kathryn Bigelow; Cast: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty.

A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who know that opening it will grant them a million dollars and kill someone they don't know. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Box", 2009, USA; Thriller; Director: Richard Kelly; Cast: Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, Frank Langella.

A Brooklyn-set romantic drama about a bachelor torn between the family friend his parents wish he would marry and his beautiful but volatile new neighbor. (Dolby, 16:9) "Two Lovers", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: James Gray; Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Anne Joyce, Vinessa Shaw.

A life-size blow-up doll develops a soul and falls in love with a video store clerk. (Dolby, 16:9) "Air Doll"/"Kûki ningyô", 2009, Japan; Drama; Director: Hirokazu Koreeda; Cast: Doona Bae, Arata, Itsuji Itao.

Forced to play a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse in the chaos of war, an elite Army bomb squad unit must come together in a city where everyone is a potential enemy and every object could be a deadly bomb. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Hurt Locker", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: Kathryn Bigelow; Cast: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty.

A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who know that opening it will grant them a million dollars and kill someone they don't know. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Box", 2009, USA; Thriller; Director: Richard Kelly; Cast: Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, Frank Langella.

A Brooklyn-set romantic drama about a bachelor torn between the family friend his parents wish he would marry and his beautiful but volatile new neighbor. (Dolby, 16:9) "Two Lovers", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: James Gray; Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Anne Joyce, Vinessa Shaw.

A life-size blow-up doll develops a soul and falls in love with a video store clerk. (Dolby, 16:9) "Air Doll"/"Kûki ningyô", 2009, Japan; Drama; Director: Hirokazu Koreeda; Cast: Doona Bae, Arata, Itsuji Itao.

Forced to play a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse in the chaos of war, an elite Army bomb squad unit must come together in a city where everyone is a potential enemy and every object could be a deadly bomb. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Hurt Locker", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: Kathryn Bigelow; Cast: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty.

A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who know that opening it will grant them a million dollars and kill someone they don't know. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Box", 2009, USA; Thriller; Director: Richard Kelly; Cast: Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, Frank Langella.

A Brooklyn-set romantic drama about a bachelor torn between the family friend his parents wish he would marry and his beautiful but volatile new neighbor. (Dolby, 16:9) "Two Lovers", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: James Gray; Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Anne Joyce, Vinessa Shaw.

A life-size blow-up doll develops a soul and falls in love with a video store clerk. (Dolby, 16:9) "Air Doll"/"Kûki ningyô", 2009, Japan; Drama; Director: Hirokazu Koreeda; Cast: Doona Bae, Arata, Itsuji Itao.

A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who know that opening it will grant them a million dollars and kill someone they don't know. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Box", 2009, USA; Thriller; Director: Richard Kelly; Cast: Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, Frank Langella.

Jong-du, a young man just out of prison for manslaughter, is a social misfit: fidgety, snuffling, laughing inappropriately, without a super ego. When released, he calls on the family of the victim; they send him away, but not before he has seen Gong-ju, a young woman disabled severely by cerebral palsy. Both are abused by their families, and both are used by them as well. Although their relationship begins with Jong-du's criminal behavior, a friendship develops. They talk of favorite things; he washes her hair; they go out; in late night phone calls, he helps her past her fears of the dark. Is there a place in the world for these two inarticulate people? (Dolby, 16:9) "Oasis", 2002, South Korea; Drama; Director: Chang-dong Lee; Cast: Kyung-gu Sol, So-ri Moon, Nae-sang Ahn.

A life-size blow-up doll develops a soul and falls in love with a video store clerk. (Dolby, 16:9) "Air Doll"/"Kûki ningyô", 2009, Japan; Drama; Director: Hirokazu Koreeda; Cast: Doona Bae, Arata, Itsuji Itao.

Simon, 35, has returned to live temporarily with his father. They make life unbearable for each other. To add spice to this situation, Uncle Maurice and Aunt Mala, Ernest's brother and sister, meddle in everything and, notably, try to find a "nice little Jewish girl" for Simon to marry. When Ernest passes away, Simon fulfils his father's last request: bury him in the village where he was born, in the depths of Ukraine. And so Simon finds himself caught up in an event-packed road movie in the company of his paranoid old uncle, his aunt who nags him endlessly about his "Goy dancer", his six-years-old son, his father's body and his ghost, and also a rabbit. Not to mention his ex who hassles him by phone. The journey will be nothing like a cruise down the Nile! (Dolby, 16:9) "Simon Konianski", 2009, France/Belgium/Canada; Comedy; Director: Micha Wald; Cast: Jonathan Zaccaï, Popeck, Nassim Ben Abdelmoumen.

A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who know that opening it will grant them a million dollars and kill someone they don't know. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Box", 2009, USA; Thriller; Director: Richard Kelly; Cast: Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, Frank Langella.

Jong-du, a young man just out of prison for manslaughter, is a social misfit: fidgety, snuffling, laughing inappropriately, without a super ego. When released, he calls on the family of the victim; they send him away, but not before he has seen Gong-ju, a young woman disabled severely by cerebral palsy. Both are abused by their families, and both are used by them as well. Although their relationship begins with Jong-du's criminal behavior, a friendship develops. They talk of favorite things; he washes her hair; they go out; in late night phone calls, he helps her past her fears of the dark. Is there a place in the world for these two inarticulate people? (Dolby, 16:9) "Oasis", 2002, South Korea; Drama; Director: Chang-dong Lee; Cast: Kyung-gu Sol, So-ri Moon, Nae-sang Ahn.

A life-size blow-up doll develops a soul and falls in love with a video store clerk. (Dolby, 16:9) "Air Doll"/"Kûki ningyô", 2009, Japan; Drama; Director: Hirokazu Koreeda; Cast: Doona Bae, Arata, Itsuji Itao.

Simon, 35, has returned to live temporarily with his father. They make life unbearable for each other. To add spice to this situation, Uncle Maurice and Aunt Mala, Ernest's brother and sister, meddle in everything and, notably, try to find a "nice little Jewish girl" for Simon to marry. When Ernest passes away, Simon fulfils his father's last request: bury him in the village where he was born, in the depths of Ukraine. And so Simon finds himself caught up in an event-packed road movie in the company of his paranoid old uncle, his aunt who nags him endlessly about his "Goy dancer", his six-years-old son, his father's body and his ghost, and also a rabbit. Not to mention his ex who hassles him by phone. The journey will be nothing like a cruise down the Nile! (Dolby, 16:9) "Simon Konianski", 2009, France/Belgium/Canada; Comedy; Director: Micha Wald; Cast: Jonathan Zaccaï, Popeck, Nassim Ben Abdelmoumen.

Jong-du, a young man just out of prison for manslaughter, is a social misfit: fidgety, snuffling, laughing inappropriately, without a super ego. When released, he calls on the family of the victim; they send him away, but not before he has seen Gong-ju, a young woman disabled severely by cerebral palsy. Both are abused by their families, and both are used by them as well. Although their relationship begins with Jong-du's criminal behavior, a friendship develops. They talk of favorite things; he washes her hair; they go out; in late night phone calls, he helps her past her fears of the dark. Is there a place in the world for these two inarticulate people? (Dolby, 16:9) "Oasis", 2002, South Korea; Drama; Director: Chang-dong Lee; Cast: Kyung-gu Sol, So-ri Moon, Nae-sang Ahn.

Simon, 35, has returned to live temporarily with his father. They make life unbearable for each other. To add spice to this situation, Uncle Maurice and Aunt Mala, Ernest's brother and sister, meddle in everything and, notably, try to find a "nice little Jewish girl" for Simon to marry. When Ernest passes away, Simon fulfils his father's last request: bury him in the village where he was born, in the depths of Ukraine. And so Simon finds himself caught up in an event-packed road movie in the company of his paranoid old uncle, his aunt who nags him endlessly about his "Goy dancer", his six-years-old son, his father's body and his ghost, and also a rabbit. Not to mention his ex who hassles him by phone. The journey will be nothing like a cruise down the Nile! (Dolby, 16:9) "Simon Konianski", 2009, France/Belgium/Canada; Comedy; Director: Micha Wald; Cast: Jonathan Zaccaï, Popeck, Nassim Ben Abdelmoumen.

Jong-du, a young man just out of prison for manslaughter, is a social misfit: fidgety, snuffling, laughing inappropriately, without a super ego. When released, he calls on the family of the victim; they send him away, but not before he has seen Gong-ju, a young woman disabled severely by cerebral palsy. Both are abused by their families, and both are used by them as well. Although their relationship begins with Jong-du's criminal behavior, a friendship develops. They talk of favorite things; he washes her hair; they go out; in late night phone calls, he helps her past her fears of the dark. Is there a place in the world for these two inarticulate people? (Dolby, 16:9) "Oasis", 2002, South Korea; Drama; Director: Chang-dong Lee; Cast: Kyung-gu Sol, So-ri Moon, Nae-sang Ahn.

Simon, 35, has returned to live temporarily with his father. They make life unbearable for each other. To add spice to this situation, Uncle Maurice and Aunt Mala, Ernest's brother and sister, meddle in everything and, notably, try to find a "nice little Jewish girl" for Simon to marry. When Ernest passes away, Simon fulfils his father's last request: bury him in the village where he was born, in the depths of Ukraine. And so Simon finds himself caught up in an event-packed road movie in the company of his paranoid old uncle, his aunt who nags him endlessly about his "Goy dancer", his six-years-old son, his father's body and his ghost, and also a rabbit. Not to mention his ex who hassles him by phone. The journey will be nothing like a cruise down the Nile! (Dolby, 16:9) "Simon Konianski", 2009, France/Belgium/Canada; Comedy; Director: Micha Wald; Cast: Jonathan Zaccaï, Popeck, Nassim Ben Abdelmoumen.

Jong-du, a young man just out of prison for manslaughter, is a social misfit: fidgety, snuffling, laughing inappropriately, without a super ego. When released, he calls on the family of the victim; they send him away, but not before he has seen Gong-ju, a young woman disabled severely by cerebral palsy. Both are abused by their families, and both are used by them as well. Although their relationship begins with Jong-du's criminal behavior, a friendship develops. They talk of favorite things; he washes her hair; they go out; in late night phone calls, he helps her past her fears of the dark. Is there a place in the world for these two inarticulate people? (Dolby, 16:9) "Oasis", 2002, South Korea; Drama; Director: Chang-dong Lee; Cast: Kyung-gu Sol, So-ri Moon, Nae-sang Ahn.

Alex, Antoine, Jeff and Manu have been friends for most of their lives and have achieved their professional goals, therefore all seems to be going well. Suddenly, the death of a father, a wife’s infidelity and a daughter’s wedding affects them and brings them closer together. Forced to confront situations beyond their control, they share their feelings, support each other, and question the true meaning of their lives. They realise that their relationship with women is at the heart of all their problems, their conversations and their conflicts. (Dolby, 16:9) "Frenchmen"/"Le coeur des hommes", 2003, France; Comedy; Director: Marc Esposito; Cast: Bernard Campan, Gérard Darmon, Jean-Pierre Darroussin.

Simon, 35, has returned to live temporarily with his father. They make life unbearable for each other. To add spice to this situation, Uncle Maurice and Aunt Mala, Ernest's brother and sister, meddle in everything and, notably, try to find a "nice little Jewish girl" for Simon to marry. When Ernest passes away, Simon fulfils his father's last request: bury him in the village where he was born, in the depths of Ukraine. And so Simon finds himself caught up in an event-packed road movie in the company of his paranoid old uncle, his aunt who nags him endlessly about his "Goy dancer", his six-years-old son, his father's body and his ghost, and also a rabbit. Not to mention his ex who hassles him by phone. The journey will be nothing like a cruise down the Nile! (Dolby, 16:9) "Simon Konianski", 2009, France/Belgium/Canada; Comedy; Director: Micha Wald; Cast: Jonathan Zaccaï, Popeck, Nassim Ben Abdelmoumen.

Forced to play a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse in the chaos of war, an elite Army bomb squad unit must come together in a city where everyone is a potential enemy and every object could be a deadly bomb. (Dolby, 16:9) "The Hurt Locker", 2008, USA; Drama; Director: Kathryn Bigelow; Cast: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty.

Jong-du, a young man just out of prison for manslaughter, is a social misfit: fidgety, snuffling, laughing inappropriately, without a super ego. When released, he calls on the family of the victim; they send him away, but not before he has seen Gong-ju, a young woman disabled severely by cerebral palsy. Both are abused by their families, and both are used by them as well. Although their relationship begins with Jong-du's criminal behavior, a friendship develops. They talk of favorite things; he washes her hair; they go out; in late night phone calls, he helps her past her fears of the dark. Is there a place in the world for these two inarticulate people? (Dolby, 16:9) "Oasis", 2002, South Korea; Drama; Director: Chang-dong Lee; Cast: Kyung-gu Sol, So-ri Moon, Nae-sang Ahn.