Brotherhood
The horrors of the Korean War are unflinchingly shown in director Kang Je-Gyu’s searing drama of two Korean brothers who are suddenly plunged into war. Both sides of the conflict are shown, giving this vivid anti-war film a frenetic power that few other war films possess.

Adam & Paul
Director Lenny Abrahamson’s low-budget, laugh-free comedy is called ‘Laurel and Hardy on smack in Dublin’.
Two extremely droopy dopers Adam (the screenwriter Mark O’Halloran) and Paul (Tom Murphy) are the centre of what would seem to us non-addicts as the most hapless world. A grim look at the seamy underbelly of that fair city and one which is likely to keep tourists away in droves.

Guerilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst
When heiress Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, she was only 19. But what startling events befell her during that time is the fascinating centre of this documentary about a group of radicals who held the attention of the entire American nation in 1974.