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 Roman Polanski’s Palme d’Or winner, with Adrien Brody as a Jewish concert pianist escaping the Nazis in the Warsaw ghettos.
 Julianne Moore and Dennis Quaid star in Todd Haynes' lush-looking tale of racism and homophobia in smalltown 50s America.
 Debut feature from director Peter Sollett. Young Victor pursues local beauty Judy, having been caught in bed with a fat girl. Oh, the shame of it.
 Director Lukas Moodysson's harrowing follow-up to last year's hippy comedy Together. Bleak and hopeless but beautifully paced.
 Boogie Nights director Paul Thomas Anderson's romantic comedy about nerd Adam Sandler, bullied by his seven sisters.
 Girls who want boys who like boys to be girls, with Dawson's Creek's James van der Beek. From the novel by Bret Easton Ellis.
 John Malkovich's Peru-set directorial debut sees Oscar nominee Javier Bardem tracking down a terrorist who hangs dogs from lampposts.  Eminem makes his debut as a white rapper who makes it big in a black rapper's world. Ring any bells, anyone?
 Legendary Hollywood producer and former drug fiend Robert Evans narrates his rise and fall in this innovative documentary.  Documentary charting the rise of Britpop, from the Stone Roses, via Jarvis and ending with Noel Gallagher becoming New Labour’s lapdog.
 Michael Moore’s shockingly funny documentary about gun ownership in the US, following the Columbine High School massacre in 1999. more info
 Director Peter Mullan pulls no punches, exposing the cruelty of the Catholic Magdalene Laundries which punished the "sins" of innocent girls.
 Audrey Tautou and Chiwatel Ejiofor play illegal immigrants caught up in human organs trafficking, in Stephen Frears’ London-set thriller. more info
 Fernando Meirelles visually explosive, true-life tale of organised crime in 70s Rio de Janeiro has become the surprise hit of the festival. more info
 The second feature from Rebecca Miller looks at three women at turning points in their lives. Won the Dramatic Competition at this year’s Sundance. more info
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