The true life and crimes of Elmyr de Hory, the greatest art forger who ever lived. Born in Budapest in 1906, to a family of rich bankers, de Hory made his way to Paris by way of the Munich Art Academy. The Roaring Twenties finds him in Montparnasse at the peak of its creativity – there he paints and parties, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Gertrude Stein, Hemingway and Picasso. But this artist is not born to live in a garret.

Three surfers, Adam, Mitch and Mike are struggling to leave the beach and move on in life. Mitch and Mike don't really car but Adam has a girlfriend – and he might just loose her if he doesn't pull up his socks. The three friends embark on an adventures to a secret surfers paradise – it's like heaven… Until the zombies strike.

A Literary Conference on The Detective Novel is being held in an obscure Bulgarian Black Town Sea, Bistronia, in 1989. Perestroika and Glasnost loom, the Berlin Wall crumbles and these world changing events filter through even to Bulgarian ministerial minds. The Government, wearing its newly borrowed Liberal clothes, sniffs an opportunity to use the conference to showcase its commitment to Western European values, on a world stage.

Milly has been in love a number of times in her life. But now she just can’t find a man who measures up to her memories. All of her past loves were passionate, sincere and joyous. And all of them are very much in the past.

Fleeing the terrors of WWI, a group of orphaned Serbian children are led to safety by their literature professor Mihailo Djordjevic, helped by the Allied forces. They arrive in Aberdeen, starved and sick mainly from typhoid...

Murder mystery set near the South Pole in 1909, the same year as Sir Ernest Shackleton’s first expedition. A crew of explorer-scientists and sailors, with the attitudes and prejudices of their day, perform perilous tasks under hazardous conditions.

Gary Mullen is in Hell. He’s lost his son in a tragic accident. His marriage is on the rocks, he’s lost his job, he’s out of money... our story starts as Mullen stands looking into London’s Highgate cemetery, bereft. On the surface Matt Flowers has everything – a successful restaurant business, a lovely daughter and a secure marriage. However, he is not as blamelessly charming as we might have imagined...

The capture of a vicious serial killer known as "the Sexecutioner" in upstate New York has captured national attention. The murderer, a highly intelligent man in his mid-thirties named Martin Michael Plunkett, does not deny that he committed the crimes he has been accused of. But he insists on telling his story – making his confession – in his own way, in his own words.

In a bleak Northern industrial town, one young boy refuses to end up on the slag heap… not when he can shag his way out of the ghetto. With a real boy among a cast of seedy puppets, Rent Boy! slaughters the sacred cows of British film.

Established by Father Lochlan O’Neill, it was officially called Jointchurchaid (JCA) but the daredevil pilots called it the Jesus Christ Airline with a swagger of pride and hint of awe. For almost two amazing years, JCA flew in aid to Biafra over Nigerian air space, keeping the small, breakaway West African state alive.

When consumerism and the western way comes to town in a big way the people living nearby breakfast creek find themselves forced to speak English whilst the authorities that be are busy making a fast buck of the back of one young man - Vlado’s - dreams… Blood is spilt and as with all good westerns - a trail of death leads to one bloody shoot out - but who will get to ride away into the sunset? And more importantly - has Vlado gone mad?

RWWM is a splatter movie of the goriest kind. The story is true to its genre, and the humour as black as it gets. Men turn into beasts and kindness is a weakness that can only lead to defeat.

Based on an Icelandic Saga from the 13th century, Thordur Kakali tells the story of a hard-drinking and gambling Icelander who returns to Iceland, after a number of his family are murdered by a rival clan. Based on the novel Ovina Fagnaour, Gathering of Foes by Einar Karason.