Silver 2007-03-22--2007-03-23

Drama, USA. Ray is a drug dealer who is sent to a jail in Washingon D.C. There he is caught between two rival gangs, both competing for his membership. Director: Marc Levin (100). With Saul Williams, Sonja Sohn, Bonz Malone.

Drama, USA. It's the end of the millennium and Jesus is having second thoughts on the apocalypse, he meets with Satan to discuss what it means being human. Director: Hal Hartley (63). With Martin Donovan, PJ Harvey, Thomas Jay Ryan.

Documentary, USA. Oliver Stone takes a look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in this documentary. He interviews several key players in the Middle Eastern affairs, among them Shimon Peres, Ehud Barak and Benjamin Netanyahu. Director: Oliver Stone (67). With Shimon Peres, Ehud Barak, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Drama, AUS. The marriage between Beth and J.P. are falling apart and when Beth goes away to make peace with her father J.P. falls in love with her younger sister Vicki. They decide to start a life on their own and leaves Beth who realizes that this is also her chance to start a new life. Director: Gillian Armstrong (93). With Lisa Harrow, Bruno Ganz, Kerry Fox.

Drama, SPA. An escaped criminal gets a lift from a minister. When the minister is subsequently killed the criminal heads for the dead man's destination and assumes the ministerial position. Director: Marion Hänsel (112). With John Lynch, Oscar Petersen, Sylvia Esau.

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.

Drama, UK. Queen Elizabeth takes a shine to the attractive young Orlando and seeks out his sexual favours. In return, Elizabeth grants him a large estate, commanding him, "Do not fade, do not wither, do not grow old." Orlando takes the queen at her word and doesn't. Director: Sally Potter. (80) With Tilda Swinton, Quentin Crisp, Jimmy Sommerville.

Comedy, FRA. A young black man is wrongly accused of rape by a racist policeman in this story of two working-class families. The story ventures into two cities, Marseille and Sarajevo. One city wartorn and the other devastated by a bad economy and unemployment. Director: Robert Guédiguian (113). With Ariane Ascaride, Christine Brücher, Jean-Pierre Darroussin.

Comedy, USA. Queenie is a social worker who meets terminally ill policeman Horace. Horace is spending his remaining time trying to find out the meaning of life when Queenie comes into his world, taking him on a whirlwind of a ride. Director: Amos Kollek (103). With Valerie Geffner, Victor Argo, Louise Lasser.

Drama, USA. Ray is a shoe salesman bored with his life. He borrows $10.000 and bets it on a horse that he's been told cannot lose. But the horse loses and trying to avoid the man who lent him the money he takes out his frustrations on his girlfriend. Director: Eric Bross (108). With Adrien Brody, Michael Gallagher, Sybil Temtchine.

Comedy, FRA. Tatie is a bitter and unhappy widow who mourns the death of her husband by tormenting everyone she meets. Moving in with her nephew and his wife the family is soon sick of Tatie and leaves her in the care of an equally bitter au pair called Sandrine. Director: Etienne Chatiliez (111). With Tsilla Chelton, Catherine Jacob, Isabelle Nanty.

Comedy, FRA. The film 'The Old Mill' is to be shot in a small village, but everything turns into chaos when the script has to be altered by a screenwriter with writer's block, the leading lady demands a much bigger paycheck and the crew manages to offend the locals. Director: David Mamet (105). With Alec Baldwin, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Sarah Jessica Parker.

Thriller, FRA. Isabelle is a student nurse who starts to suspect that a doctor is drugging female patients so that he can have sex with them. No one believes her and her boyfriend suspects she's having an affair with the doctor. Director: Gilles Marchand (120). With Sophie Quinton, Laurent Lucas, Catherine Jacob.