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Imagine being convicted and sentenced to years in prison for a crime you did not commit. Years of your life lost and the only thing in your mind while in prison is to clear your name and prove your innocence. Finally after a long struggle and fight to clear your name you get released back into society, a world that has completely changed and is totally alien to you.

This film touches on some problems encountered by four miscarriages of justice victims after their release and explores the lack of help and support for these victims. Paddy Hill and John McManus also explain the work undertaken at the Miscarriages of Justice Organisation and their dream of building a retreat for the innocent.

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Niall, a naive and unsuccessful local news reporter, is under pressure to get results on a 'death-knock' from hardened-pro reporter, Tammy. He gets more than he bargains for when Mrs Wright - the grieving mother of a boy killed in a road traffic accident - appears to mistake him for somebody else.

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'Like Me, Only Better' is a laconic comedy about Neuroses, Catholicism and Prozac.

Clive tries to become a better person and to overcome his various Obsessive Compulsive disorders. The film establishes a link between his Catholic upbringing, his childhood imagination and his adult phobias and compulsions.

A hand-drawn animation in pencil, it moves between the inner and outer worlds of the main character.

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A group of bored teenagers mimic tv shows by making video clips with 3G phones. Loner Jake wants to be known and liked, but peer pressure takes hold, reality blurs, and what started as innocent fun with new friends turns to disaster.

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Sofia remembers a bedtime story her father told her.

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Two brothers share the same Algerian father but have different mothers. Alan's mother is Scottish whilst Samir's mother is also North African. Samir is fluent in Arabic but Alan cannot speak the language. They are united by the fact they share the same father that has been absent from both their lives. They have both grown up in west London but on distinctly different sides of the tracks. A night out in London reveals hidden tensions between them.

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Fear, love, paranoia, suffocation, need, isolation and attachment. A relationship between husband and wife, affected by mental illness.

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A macabre tale of a line-dancing yellow bear's revenge.

A man wakes up to discover his brain lurking under the bed. Without his memories he is reduced to a bundle of primal fears; the fear of dark and shadows and of teeth and claws.

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Beating the Dog, follows the attempts of DCI Bob Costigan in his relentless pursuit of the serial killer known as the Dog.

As the body count grows, Costigan is forced to use increasingly unorthodox methods to trap the killer. As the net closes in, he is forced to confront the darkest sides of the human mind.

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Bro 9 a quietly disturbing film unveiling a portrait of an inner city black urban male struggling to understand the emotional consequences of the childhood loss of his father.
Bro 9 explores the complex psychology of Scally as his personality disorder takes a startling grip on his reality and perception of the world.

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It is based on the real-life TV game show: 'The Kelvin Game Show' or the 'Psycho-Show'. The 'patients' or ‘contestants’ are psychoanalyzed in the dark and are locked in a house for one month.  The project is a journey into the brain of four contestants.  Their state of mind is measured by two thermometers, one filtering the Kelvin degree and the other the EST degree, a mental state.

The film opens many years later with 2 of the contestants watching episodes of the TV show.
 
The film contains male and female nudity and stroboscopic light effects.
 

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A four person crew, sent to bring back a mothballed ship parked at the back of Pluto, find themselves on their way to the edge of the Universe. Captained by Sceptra, crewed by the child genius Kraz, the hopeless negotiator Caroli, and the narcissistic Wasat, the crew of the Bismillah find themselves heading out into space ten times the speed of light.
Unable to turn the ship around, they resign themselves to spending the rest of their lives together on a ship preprogrammed to travel the thirteen billion light years needed to reach the edge of the universe. They soon find themselves at odds with each other.