Silver 2006-09-11--2006-09-12

Drama, USA. Reese is the owner of a clothing store who hires Carol as a seamstress. Carol is a widow and Reese's wife is in a coma and they soon start to show interest in each other. But Reese is unable to a real commitment as long as his wife is alive. Director: Peter Masterson (103). With Diane Keaton, Sam Shepard, Diane Lane.

Drama, USA. Claire is a biology student living a mundane life until she meets Jack, a master con man. They fall in love but when the police comes after Jack he's forced to break up with Claire. Heartbroken she starts down a spiraling road of self-destruction. Director: Peter Sehr (104). With Adrien Brody, Charlotte Ayanna, Pam Grier.

Drama, USA. This controversial film deals with the unhappiness and perversion behind everyday life. Obscene phone calls, pedophilia and a collapsing marriage turns out to be the ingredients in the lives of three sisters and their families. Happiness won the International Critics' prize at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. Director: Todd Solondz (134). With Jane Adams, Jon Lovitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Drama, UK. An adaptation of August Strindberg's nineteenth century novel about the love affair between the man of the people and a young upper class woman. What first seem to be passionate love soon turns into a power struggle between the two of them. Director: Mike Figgis (103). With Saffron Burrows, Peter Mullan, Maria Doyle Kennedy.

Action, FIN. Kari has fled his homeland for taking his wife off life support and ended up in Brazil where he meets Dan, a bush pilot. Dan wants Kari to help him with a project that will damage the already devastated rain forest but under the influence of a native woman he starts having doubts. Director: Mika Kaurismäki (90). With Expedito Barreira, Rae Dawn Chong, Pirkko Hämäläinen.

Drama, USA. John and his friend Moe spends a lot of time at Intercon-X, a pornographic website. John eventually shares a sexual act online with Jordan, another Intercon-X regular, but when Jordan and Moe engage in an actual affair the characters are forced to deal with each other in the real world. Director: Jed Weintrob (97). With Josh Hamilton, Harold Perrineau, Isabel Gilles.

Drama, USA. Jim and Jack are two drifters who put the remains of a family inheritance into a high stakes poker game against two millionaires. When they lose they find themselves working off their debt constructing a stone monument. Director: Philip Haas (98). With James Spader, Mandy Patinkin, M. Emmet Walsh.

Thriller, USA. Alan is a college student who gets involved with the mafia when his parents home is destroyed by a tornado. They need $100.000 to rebuild their home and Alan uses the connections one of his girlfriends have in the mafia to raise the money. In return, he's going to see to it that some basketball games that the mafia is betting on ends in their favour. Director: James Toback (99). With Adrian Grenier, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Joey Lauren Adams.

Drama, CHN. Niu Bao is a painter hired to decorate the mansion of The Cai family. He falls in love with Chunzui, the 19-year old leader of the family. Chased away by a foreman who also loves Chunzui he eventually returns for a final showdown, a battle with live fireworks. Director: Ping He (115). With Jing Ning, Gang Wu, Xiaorui Zhao.

Drama, UK. Career girls opens with a train journey towards London's Kings Cross where Annie recalls moving into a grotty student flat with Hannah in the mid-eighties. They both now have moderately successful careers and are, at least on the surface, self assured in their new lives. During the course of a weekend they rediscover their close friendship and encounter many faces from the past. Director: Mike Leigh (87). With Katrin Cartlidge, Lynda Steadman, Andy Serkis.

Drama, USA. Quincy and Monica grow up in the same neighborhood and eventually fall in love. They also love basketball and as they try to make their relationship work their careers takes different paths through high school and college basketball. Love & Basketball won the Independent Spirit Awards for Best First Screenplay 2001. Director: Gina Prince-Bythewood (124). With Glenndon Chatman, Jess Willard, Alfre Woodard.

Drama, NED. Angela is a French art student living in Germany. One night she meets a Japanese club DJ who convinces her to come with him to Tokyo. Running out of money she agrees to work at a nightclub but when a customer i murdered in a mobwar she realizes she's entered a more dangerous world than she imagined. Director: Matthias X. Oberg (90). With Chloé Winkel, Jon Yang, Tuva Novotny.