19 years after President Timothy Keegan (read: JFK) was assassinated, his brother Nick discovers a dying man claiming to have been the gunman. While trying to avoid his wealthy and domineering father's attempts to control his actions, Nick follows the clues that have been handed to him. As he progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to discern the real trails from the dead ends, and increasing dangerous as unknown parties try to stop Nick from uncovering the truth. A hidden gem and ideal for conspiracy theory nuts.

Felicie has a joyous holiday romance with Charles, the culmination of which results in the birth of her daughter, Elise, but, due to a mix up with her address, Felicie loses touch with the father and, while she has the attention of two kind and devoted men, she is loath to commit herself in the hope that she and Charles will once again be reunited. 'A Winter's Tale' is the second film in Eric Rohmer's 'Tales of the Four Seasons' and is a delightful and perceptive love story.

In the rural hinterland of the Ozark Mountains, Missouri, 17-year-old Ree Dolly, in the absence of her crystal meth/crank manufacturing father, is the only effective parent for her two younger siblings and sole carer to her emotionally vacant mother. When Ree discovers dad has put their house up as bail and then disappeared she knows she must find him or the family will be turned out into a bitter wilderness in which they cannot hope to survive. Her close knit, secretive and, often, brutally harsh community is reluctant to help Ree, even her dad’s brother makes it frighteningly clear she should let it be, but her determination and resilience, while dangerous, wins increasing respect. 'Winter

The second part, following 'Through A Glass Darkly', of Bergman's trilogy about God's silence. In a cold Swedish vista a widowed village pastor faces his doubts about the existence of god. An offer of marriage by a physically afflicted school teacher and dealing with the problems of a manically depresssive member of his flock don't help him in his quest to find a solution to the meaning of life. Leonard Cohen eat your heart out - New York never gets like this.