A deeply moving, insightful and fascinating documentary on Louis I Khan, regarded by many as one of the greatest architects of the 20th Century, by his illegitimate son, Nathaniel Khan. Interviewing friends colleagues and mistresses (including his own mother) Nathaniel builds a complex image of an emotionally flawed genius. Many of Louis's greatest works, including Fort Worth's Kimbell Art Museum and the National Assembly building in Dhaka, Bangladesh, are given ample space in this impassioned j find out more...

'My Winnipeg' is an outstanding achievement in cinema that combines private experience with collective memory to exemplarily explicate the meaning of so simplistic and yet so complicated a term such as 'home'. Maddin creates a stunning and intelligent reflection of his home town, breathing new life into traditional modes of cinematic language. A superb film and an absolute must-see. find out more...

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In the USA suicide is far more common than homicide, someone taking their own life every eighteen minutes, with the iconic Golden Gate Bridge confirmed as the most popular suicide destination in the world. Inspired by an article written by Tad Friend of the New Yorker, entitled 'The Fatal Grandeur of the Golden Gate Bridge', Steel and his crew watched the bridge for all of 2004, filmed most of the 24 deaths, prevented several others and recorded the suffering and desperation of so many of the ju find out more...