Harvey Pekar lives the life most of us dream of avoiding, a filing clerk by day, a man at odds with, and lost in, the world he inhabits the other sixteen hours. Harvey begins to write down his disgruntled observations and with the help of equally cantankerous illustrator, Harry Crumb, ‘American Splendor' is born. This movie of the man's life is an inspired mixture of animation, documentary and dramatisation, with Paul Giamatti finally getting a role worth his talent. Funny, sad, sharp and hip to find out more...

Danny is a young Jew AND a neo-Nazi, with a strong identity crisis. A movie about self-hatred and eventual self-realisation. "The Believer" is an immensely powerful film, terrifying and utterly mesmerising, with some very disturbing ideological baggage. find out more...

Sammy has her life pretty much just the way she wants it; she's a regular church goer, her job at the bank is easy and relaxed, she has a good relationship with her young son and indeed pretty much the entire community she lives in, but the arrival of Sammy's unreliable and slightly amoral brother coupled with her new anal boss scatters her organised existence to the four winds. You Can Count On Me is drama of the highest order, beautifully performed and observed it leaves no emotional avenue un find out more...