Silver 2007-07-26--2007-07-27

Drama, GER. This film is a psychological study of the relationship between Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. While the war is raging, Eva is caught in the complexities of a man incapable of intimacy. Director: Aleksandr Sokurov (108). With Yelena Rufanova, Leonid Mozgovoy, Leonid Sokol.

Drama, UK. Jessica is a girl who gets raped by her teacher and retreats to the woods where she starts to confide in a friend of hers called Tom. A tentative romance begins to grow between them, but one day Jessica discover that Tom is being molested by his father. Director: Dom Rotheroe (111). With Jenna Harrison, Ben Winshaw, Honeysuckle Weeks.

Drama, CAN. Paula is a social worker who discover that a religious cult led by a man called Moses is actually a sadistic commune where the leader has deadly power over his loyal followers. Director: Mario Azzopardi (94). With Polly Walker, Luc Picard, Isabelle Blais.

Drama, UK. In this animated film, a nuclear war hits England and elderly couple Jim and Hilda build themselves a nuclear shelter. They don't panic, they lived through the second world war, but they don't realise that this time it's different. Director: Jimmy T. Murakami (80). With Peggy Ashcroft, John Mills, Robin Houston.

Drama, Vietnam. This is the tale of three sisters living in Hanoi. During the anniversary of their mother's death the family get together and memories of the past is stirred up. Director: Anh Hung Tran (112). With Tran Nu Yên-Khê, Nhu Quynh Nguyen, Le Khanh.

Romance, UK. A princess falls in love with Agis, the son of the rightful heir to the throne. Her father has killed Agis' father and taken his power. The princess disguises herself as a male philosophy student in order to get close to Agis. Director: Clare Peploe (112). With Mira Sorvino, Rachael Stirling, Ben Kingsley.

Comedy, FRA/JPN. Roy is a Tokyo cop looking for K, a man shooting at people in positions of authority. K's thick-lensed glasses have caused him to be nicknamed "Four Eyes" in the press. Director: Jean-Pierre Limosin (95). With Shinji Takeda, Hinano Yokshikawa, Kaori Mizushima.

Comedy, UK. Singleton is a farmer who has to bring his geese to the market himself since the drivers has gone on strike. His effort brings him a lot of attention and by the time he is halfway there, he's become a national hero. Director: Richard Eyre (89). With Ian Holm, Penelope Wilton, Richard Hope.

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. A Sunday football team is about to play their 500th game and the players are getting closer to 30 and have lots of dreams unfulfilled. Director: Simon Shore (101). With Dougray Scott, Jimi Mistry, Emilia Fox.

Drama, UK. Solomon is a Jewish salesman who falls in love with Gaenor, the daughter of a Welsh laboring family. The family isn't exactly tolerant and Gaenor's brother is openly anti-semitic, something that forces the pair to flee. Director: Paul Morrison (105). With Ioan Gruffudd, Nia Roberts, Sue Jones-Davies.

Comedy, UK. When Lee loses his job his wife Daisy gets a job at a canning plant. But soon she is approached by her boss who wants her to join a group of women who has decided to secretly found Britain's first female sumo wrestling society. Director: Imogen Kimmel (92). With Charlotte Brittain, Lee Ross, Annette Badland.