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A stunning, colourful exploration of love, passion and commitment. Desperate to leave Cuba, salsa teacher Leonardo come's up with a plan: he'll make one of his foreign students fall in love with him.

Isolated in their remote Cumbrian cottage, elderly couple Leonard (Richard Johnson) and Maria (Gemma Jones) find that time has caught up with them and their lives have gradually slipped from eccentricity into chaos. Taking a few days off work, their son Daniel (Daniel Cerqueira) has travelled back home to help them cope. The situation he is confronted with is a difficult one: Leonard is unwilling to leave the sofa, where he has become ’stuck’, and this soon reignites the heavily antagonistic relationship that Daniel has with his father.

This eccentric and kaleidoscopic film from Leos Carax was the talk of this year’s Cannes Film Festival where it was in competition for the Palme d’or. This fascinating and bizarre story sees Carax’s long-time collaborator Denis Lavant as a shadowy character who segues between different parallel lives: at one point he’s an assassin, then a beggar, a businessman and a family man.

We are pleased to present a live satellite broadcast of the UK premiere of Leos Carax’ critically acclaimed Holy Motors direct from Curzon Mayfair. The film screening will be followed by a live satellite transmission of the Q&A session with Kylie Minogue, actor Denis Lavant and director Leos Carax.

In the watery Parana Delta of Northern Argentina. an isolated gay reed-cutter is the target of the local violent ferryman.

A look at Sicily's historical, social and economic situation through the analysis of films by Visconti, Tornatore and Crialese (amongst others). Beginners' level. SOLD OUT

A hitman finds his life upended when his neighbours are slaughtered, leaving him in reluctant charge of their 12-year-old daughter – who is keen to learn his craft.

The DM18 festival is an annual series of events which celebrates design in all its forms. This year the three screenings at HOME open with Sergio Leone’s masterpiece Once Upon a Time in The West. Going on to direct two more with the same prefix, Leone set a trend for numerous others to follow.