Starstruck aka Son of Eurovision
(dir. Jamie J. Johnson)

Eurovision contestants deliver a hilarious and moving insight into what it is to be a young Euro with big dreams. The film is told through the eyes of four characters from European nations, old and new.

Man on Wire
(dir. James Marsh)

“The artistic crime of the century” is recreated in this exhilarating film. In 1974, a young Frenchman strung a high wire between the twin towers of the World Trade Centre and danced in the clouds. Through interviews with him and his collaborators, the film explores what happens when you achieve your dream.

Young @ Heart
(dir. Stephen Walker)

The subject of this joyful little movie is a spirited group of senior citizens from Northampton, Massachusetts. They make up a choir that performs rock, punk and funk standards with verve and enthusiasm, if not total professionalism.

Blood Trail
(dir. Richard Parry)

1993, Sarajevo. Robert King, a 24-year-old art graduate from Memphis, is aiming to be the youngest Pulitzer prizewinner. Through Bosnia, Chechnya and Iraq, over 15 years, we follow his attempts to make his name in war photography.

The Day After Peace
(dir. Jeremy Gilley)

Jeremy Gilley picks up where his earlier work Peace One Day left off. After succeeding in creating Peace Day – a day that the UN sanctified as a global ceasefire though never acted on – Gilley now tries to prove that Peace Day can save lives.

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