Silver 2007-03-30--2007-03-31

Romance, FRA. Lili is a physically mature 14-year-old girl who goes camping with her family. Painfully bored Lili persuades her older brother to take her to a disco and they hitch a ride from the middle-aged Maurice who gets very interested in Lili. Director: Catherine Breillat (88). With Delphine Zentout, Etienne Chicot, Olivier Parniere.

Drama, France. Maggie Cheung arrives in Paris to play the part of Irma Vep. Not being able to speak one word of French she tries her best to communicate with the people arounf her. Director: Olivier Assayas (98). With Maggie Cheung, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Nathalie Richard.

Drama, ITA. This film tells the story of a small boy ruled by his tyrannical father. When he grows up he becomes a brilliant scholar. Padre Padrone was the first film ever to win both the Golden Palm and the International Critic's Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Director: Paolo Taviani, Vittorio Taviani (114). With Omero Antonutti, Saverio Marconi, Michella Michelangeli.

Drama, UK. Matthew is an unhappy intern at a London hospital who wants to be a doctor. When a physician who looks like Matthew is killed in an accident, Matthew takes his place and gets a job. But when he makes a fatal mistake, things starts to go wrong. Director: Christopher Morahan (118). With Paul McGann, Amanda Donohoe, Frederick Treves.

Drama, NZL. Pai is a little girl of the Whangara people on New Zealand. Her twin brother died at birth and this has caused bitterness and disappointment since he was supposed to be tribe's next leader. Director: Niki Caro (105). With Keisha Castle-Hughes, Rawiri Paratene, Vicky Haughton.

Drama, USA. Charlie lives and New York and writes plays. When he gets the message his father, Da, has passed away he goes to Ireland to bury him. In his childhood home he relives his memories of his father. Director: Matt Clark (100). With Martin Sheen, Barnhard Hughes, William Hickey.

Drama, FRA. Nathalie and Louise has been close friends since childhood, but when they grow up and start to date men, Nathalie realizes that Louise is obsessively attracted to her. Director: Catherine Corsini (96). With Emmanuelle Béart, Pascale Bussiéres, Dani Levy.

Romance, USA. After a blackout, Chris wakes up on the porch of a summer cottage where he meets the attractive Melissa. The two start dating, but bad advice and intrusion from others leads Chris on a downward spiral. Director: Ron Burrus (90). With Michael Landes, Hedy Burress, Dina Spybey.

Drama, USA. Edgar is an artist who believes that sex should be discussed more seriously. With this in mind he arrange an evening of discussing erotic matters without self-serving wit of exaggeration. But the people he gather for the meeting are a rather mixed lot and the evening doesn't turn out as he expected. Director: Alan Rudolph (108). With Dermot Mulroney, Julie Delpy, Neve Campbell.

Comedy, UK. Winner of Cannes Film Festival. Bob lives with his wife and daughter and he's getting by on whatever job he can find. When it's time for his daughter's first communion he decides to buy her a nice dress, but he doesn't have the money. Director: Ken Loach (90). With Bruce Jones, Julie Brown, Gemma Phoenix.

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, FRA/ESP. Graham is an office worker that after a head injury lost his ability to maintain long-term memories. When secretary Irene falls in love with him she insists that she'll maintain the memories for both of them. Director: Jean-Pierre Limosin (98). With Eduardo Noriega, Anna Mouglaglis, Nathalie Richard.