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to get the Tube to work!’ says Jane. Yeah, that novelty will soon wear off), it causes Lucy to re-examine her life, her friendships, and – mostly – her sexuality.

Benny, a member of motorcycle club The Vandals. However, dangerous changes are afoot at The Vandals, and

things soon get bloody. If your taste is for high-octane, brutal action then you need this on your list.

contest that he makes a pact with an elf – who in turn casts a spell that brings the 12 Days of Christmas to life.

to find Lia's long-lost niece Tekla. Rocking up in this beautiful city, they soon discover that finding someone who doesn’t want to be found is harder than expected.

he’s her philosophical driver. Two brilliant performances carry the day in what emerges as a thought-provoking, occasionally uncomfortable piece.

to torment his dad. As if that wasn't headache enough, criminal mastermind Maxime has escaped prison, and he wants revenge.

contacts Chris MacNeil (Ellen Burstyn), the mum from the original 1973 The Exorcist – at which point things get proper scary.

(Vikander) was named regent while Henry was fighting abroad. When he returns – ill and paranoid – Cath finds herself fighting for survival.

Brought in to fix NASA’s public image, marketing maven Kelly Jones wreaks havoc on the already difficult task.

 Co-starring Miller and Worthington, it chronicles a 15-year span of pre- and post-Civil War turmoil. As handsome and well-crafted as you'd expect.

Directed by and starring Esposito, it takes place in a brilliantly realized 1980’s Noo Yawk, where it dawns on young Rose that her beloved dad is a mafia kingpin.

Longfellow’s beloved carol. Once known as America's Poet, his life is shattered by tragedy and the Civil War. It’s the sound of Christmas that rekindles his faith.Directed by and starring Esposito, it takes place in a brilliantly realized 1980’s Noo Yawk, where it dawns on young Rose that her beloved dad is a mafia kingpin.

into the real world, Harold must use his creativity to save the world from unleashed imagination in the wrong hands.

As Owen’s obsession with the show deepens, reality becomes less, well, real, and he and his best pal are thrust into a terrifying collision of fiction and truth.

she used to nanny. With its blend of uneasy comedy and drama, much relies on Sennott’s central performance here – and she’s more than up to the task.

romance with 24-year-old Hayes, lead singer of the hottest boy band on the planet.

Janet. Truth be told, mum is a bit of a strange fish, to whom people find themselves attracted. Lacy, meanwhile, escapes into her own vivid imagination.

Christmas melodies into new pop songs in a retelling of the timeless story of Mary and Joseph and the birth of Jesus.

tells of a teen who, thanks to her proximity to a haunted graveyard, becomes involved with a reanimated corpse. Soon, the lovestruck couple are hunting for fresh body parts.

But the house hides dark secrets, and the night turns into a bloody struggle for survival. Fans of Don’t Breathe and Hush, get ready to be happy.

hunts an occult serial killer. As she decodes cryptic clues, dark forces stir, dragging her into a chilling descent and questioning whether she’s becoming the very evil she’s pursuing.

Maxine Minx. Just about to get her break, she finds herself targeted by a killer. But our Max ain’t going down without a fight...

to stop a nuclear threat. What starts as a high school trip to Italy quickly turns into a thrilling mission to save the world.

 to chase a dream of bike-race glory. Gradually, Wes begins to break down emotional walls with his pa – as well as burning rubber on the track.

Over Persian New Year, they take solace in Nowruz rituals and new beginnings, but when her estranged husband re-enters their lives, Shayda’s path to freedom is jeopardized.

seize the opportunity to get back together for a reunion at the camp - full of food fights, river rafting and emotional revelations.

(Fanning) who becomes stranded in a forest in western Ireland. Taking shelter with three strangers, the group find themselves stalked by mysterious nocturnal creatures.

he tries – and hilariously fails – to keep them together, and what follows is a charming mix of humour, family antics, and squishy heartfelt moments.

an innocent man in Sing Sing prison who finds purpose in a theatre group, discovering how art can transform lives.to make Marty’s final months meaningful. Marty’s wish? For the Red Sox to end their losing streak. Ted’s solution is as creative as it is joyful.

must confront Death when it arrives in the form of an astonishing talking bird. From debut filmmaker Daina O. Pusić, Tuesday is a heart-rending fairy tale about the echoes of loss and finding resilience in the unexpected.

Through the steadfast support of her older sister and supportive trainers, she overcame adversity and the animosity of a patriarchal society to rise through the ranks of the Olympic swimming team and complete the 21-mile trek from France to England.

to make Marty’s final months meaningful. Marty’s wish? For the Red Sox to end their losing streak. Ted’s solution is as creative as it is joyful.

heart and moxie. And if the words Legally Blonde have just popped into your head then… ditto.(London, like the city), goes in search of London’s secret twin sister – only to fall in love along the way.

Joined by reckless storm chaser Tyler Owens (Powell), they face a life-or-death battle as a series of massive tornadoes converge over Oklahoma.

that's falling apart - Jenny becomes radicalised; Europe moves further to the Right; martial law is in place.

following the reunion of estranged brothers Turlough and Lorcan following the untimely death of their mother.

 he knows best - his lifelong barber, The Therapist.

and things seem oddly more serious between them, he realizes that life is moving much faster than he anticipated.

 he knows best - his lifelong barber, The Therapist.

 he knows best - his lifelong barber, The Therapist.

to relive their fondest memories. A story with an ominous warning to society.

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In this fantasy documentary he re-imagines her first immigrant experience. Wearing traditional Yoruba ceremonial attire, she rides majestically on horseback through the streets of Peckham in South London. Entitled is vibrant, joyful and colourful. 

People living with dementia may find this beautifully-crafted, slow-motion film calming to watch and listen to.

that comes from being in the water. These performers can do all kinds of things that they can’t do on land. As one member puts it, swimming with the team keeps her “92 years young.” The women move in formation to “The Nutcracker Suite” by Tchaikovsky. 

If you’re living with dementia, you may recognise and enjoy this music.

 deep in the ocean. Is she brave enough to take the plunge, or will she retreat to the safety of dry land? An enchanting film with no words is accompanied by “Music with No Words” by Mendelssohn. 

This jaunty classical soundtrack may be familiar to people living with dementia and might get some feet tapping.

and offers an act of support in return. The cycle of life is marked by small gestures until the circle is complete. 

This animation is filled with muted natural colours and a soothing soundtrack. If you live with dementia, you may find the sights and sounds of this gentle film comforting and soothing.

to make one dance. This beautiful traditional Shaker lament is performed by dancers and singers. Each person expresses something different and together they create a sense of unity and belonging. 

If you’re living with dementia, the gentle, rhythmic music and sounds of Lay Me Low may appeal to you.

her of her friends. Reality and memories become intertwined as a playground game of “Statues” - or “Grandma's Footsteps” - leads Sanna on a journey from childhood to old age. 

People living with dementia may enjoy the “Statues” game in this film and it may spark childhood memories for some viewers.

The dance is inspired by a specially-commissioned poem by one of Scotland's Makars (National Poets), Jackie Kay, and the poem is recited by Jackie in Scots-English. 

The dreamy atmosphere surrounding the dancers and the tender music of the score create a film that people living with dementia may find relaxing and restful.

and protect her babies until they were ready to fly away. This love inspired Sophie to create Old Mother Blackbird, a film about a woman who watches over the comings and goings of a blackbird through the seasons. 

People living with dementia may be soothed by the gentle jazz vocals in this playful stop-motion animation.