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    Beware of Mr. Baker
    Jay Bulger
    Ginger Baker is known for playing in Cream and Blind Faith,but the worldʼs greatest drummer didnʼt... Find out more →
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    Something in the Air
    Olivier Assayas
    Gilles is a high school student whose youth falls on the aftermath of the 1968 revolution. Through his... Find out more →
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    Me and You
    Bernardo Bertolucci
    Bernardo Bertolucciʼs adaptation of Niccolò Ammanitiʼs novel features Jacopo Olmo Antinori as Lorenzo,... Find out more →
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    Behold the Lamb
    John McIlduff
    In an attempt to save the neck of his junkie son Joe, Eddie agrees to do a mysterious pick up with the... Find out more →
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User Reviews

  • Silence

    Brilliant

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  • One Hundred Mornings

    I cant belive I wasted 4 euros on this rubbish. This film was praised by numerous UK and US survival boards as a worthwhile and realistic survivalist/prepper film. True.It should be used as a training film as what NOT to do in a end of the world scenario. A disaster of a film.

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  • 12:08 East of Bucharest

    Watched this last night. Quite good but decidedly depressing! I completely fail to see how any could file this under 'comedy'never mind describe it as 'acutely funny'... it raised a few wry smiles alright but that's about it. I know, I know, people's perceptions of humour vary wildly, but I reckon this one would be pushing it for most!

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  • What Richard Did

    Really good Irish Movie can see why it won so many IFTAs. Jack Rayner who plays the main character Richard played a blinder. Will be watching out for him to hit the big time. Hes a good looking fella too! This film shows the other side of the story in a powerful way. The ending is a bit abrupt however I think it needed to end like that. It is a work of fiction.

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  • Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God

    I just saw Alex Gibney interviewed on Huff Post Live - excellent piece, also with Laurie Goodstein of NYTimes. You say this is 'coming soon' to Volta - can you give me a date? thanks Gail

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    Pilgrim Hill

    directed by Gerard Barrett
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    Dollhouse

    directed by Kirsten Sheridan
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    What Richard Did

    directed by Lenny Abrahamson
      9/10

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    Amour

    directed by Michael Haneke
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    Sound City

    directed by David Grohl
      10/10

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  • Mid August Lunch: Buon Appetito!

    Gianni Di Gregorio's excellent film Mid August Lunch is now available on Volta and since we know that after watching this film you'll be dying for an amazing Italian meal, Tony McKiver has tracked down the delicious recipes used in the film. Buon appetito!

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  • Stuck In a Rut: Films Set in One Location

    With Kristen Sheridan's Dollhouse now available on Volta, Emmet Vincent writes about some of the more interesting films that are set in one place

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  • Another Country: Irish Film and Rural Lives

    Two Volta films complement each other as powerful and moving depictions of rural life in Ireland.

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  • Northern Ireland on screen since the Good Friday Agreement

    The Good Friday Agreement, the historical peace accord signed by both the British and Irish governments on 10 April 1998, was monumental in heralding hitherto seemingly unattainable peace and stability in Northern Ireland. It ushered in a new era of friendship between the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, saw terrorism - which had plagued the province for more than a quarter of a century - brought largely to an end, led to millions of pounds worth of international investment and also instigated a system of government by which the political aspirations of both the unionist and nationalist communities would have a permanent voice in Stormont

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  • Lars Von Trier: A Man of Too Many Words

    There is undoubtedly an impish quality to Denmark’s most famous director Lars von Trier, a facet to his character that’s not always evident in the often gloomy and solemn films he creates. 

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