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1964: Tim Page has been recruited as a rookie photographer to cover the war in Vietnam. Amidst the brutality, horror and cynicism of war-torn Saigon he discovers friendships with his fellow reporters, especially combat photographer Sean Flynn, son of movie star Erroll Flynn. With a bravado that only the young can display, they relish taking the risks that their old and more war-weary colleagues shun, counter pointing this adrenalin rush with the sex, drugs and rock'n'roll that are permanently on find out more...

A dramatisation of Betty Page, a voluptuous young woman who grew up in a conservative religious family in Nashville, Tennessee, became a photo model sensation in 1950s New York and a nationwide erotic icon for her tongue-in-cheek fetishistic poses. To small town America, though, she was a 'moral threat' to their youth and, eventually, she became a target in a Senate investigation. Mary Herron's film is a richly evocative observation of an era and 50s America's repressive sexual and religious bel find out more...

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A look at the cinematic process of film making from the perspective of one of the worlds greatest female directors. This documentary is a gem, with Varda highlighting some of her best cinematic works, as well as a few failures. The viewer is taken on a journey through her life, from its humble beginnings to working with her husband Jaques Demy. We are shown vast projects in find out more...