English spoken films

A poignant and urgent documentary about the life and work of British author George Orwell, a man who, in his novel 1984, described the world of today with uncanny accuracy.

Grace and Jackson's once happy marriage spirals downward due to Grace's mental health issues. Starring Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson.

Wonderful classic about Travis, a taciturn man who, having disappeared for years, goes in search of his wife. Featuring Harry Dean Stanton and the music of Ry Cooder.

Award-winning drama about the battle between psychiatric patient McMurphy and the cold and manipulative Nurse Ratched. Starring Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher.

Teddy and his cousin Don kidnap prominent businesswoman Michelle Fuller, believing her to be a malevolent alien. Black comedy starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons.

Therapist Linda has a lot on her mind, too much. She seeks help from a psychiatrist, but he is of no use to her either. Portrait of a woman in distress.

Lorenz Hart once wrote highly successful musicals with Richard Rodgers, but alcohol plunged him into ruin. Starring Ethan Hawke.

In 1994, Jeff Buckley's hugely influential album Grace was released. It would be his last album; he drowned in 1997. Amy Berg paints an intimate portrait of an extraordinary musician.

After his former arch-enemy reappears and his daughter disappears, the jaded ex-revolutionary Bob has to change his ways. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn.

Biopic about Lidia Yuknavitch, who discovers her talent for writing after a troubled childhood and a failed swimming career.  Directorial debut by Kirsten Stewart, starring Imogen Poots.

Sequel to 28 Years Later, in which young Spike is recruited into a gang of assassins and Dr Kelson forms a potentially world-changing friendship.