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One Plus One 1968
Experimental Jean-Luc Godard documentary: rock 'n' roll (provided by the Stones), counter-culture and revolutionary politics all blend in the tirade
One Sings the Other Doesn't 1977
One True Thing 1998
An ambitious New York journalist quits her job and leaves her boyfriend to look after her terminally ill mother. Painfully sharp observation of family life
One and Only, The 1978
One from the Heart 1982
One of Our Aircraft is Missing 1941
One of the Missing 0
One, The 2001
Daft but exhilarating sci-fi action movie with shades of The Matrix and the Terminator films. Martial artist extraordinaire Jet Li stars as both the hero and the villain
One, Two, Three 1961
One-Eyed Jacks 1961
Revenge Western directed by and starring Marlon Brando. Shot against the southern Californian ocean, Brando's own directorial effort is a strikingly powerful but erratic film
One-Trick Pony 1980
Onegin 1999
Onibaba 1964
Medieval Japan and an old woman and her daughter-in-law are scraping a living by killing weary soldiers and selling their belongings. A visually striking minor gem of Japanese cinema, with moments of genuine eroticism and claustrophobic terror
Onion Field, The 1979
Only Angels Have Wings 1939
The camaraderie between a hard-bitten team of pilots, led by Cary Grant, is threatened when beautiful Jean Arthur enters their lives. Based on a story by aviator-turned-filmmaker Howard Hawks
Only Two Can Play 1962
Only When I Larf 1968
Richard Attenborough is at his comedy best as part of a conman trio let loose in New York
Only You 1994
Well-scripted romantic comedy starring Marisa Tomei who risks her engagement to go in search of her dream man
Open Hearts 2002
The infamous Dogme 95 manifesto provides the aesthetic blueprint for this emotionally stark story of love, loss and the vagaries of fate
Open Range 2003
Kevin Costner saddles up and takes the director's reins in this Wild West revenge tale co-starring Robert Duvall and Annette Benning
Open Season 1974
Open Your Eyes 1997
Stylish but headache-inducing infidelity drama cum identity thriller from Spanish filmmaker Alejandro Amenábar. Stars Penélope Cruz, prior to her Hollywood successes
Opening Night 1977
Opera 1987
Blood-soaked Euro slasher by the director of Deep Red and Suspiria. A young opera singer is taken captive by a brutal psychopath who props her eyes open with needles while he kills her friends
Opera de Quat'Sous, L' 1969
Operation Amsterdam 1959
Operation Crossbow 1965
Operation Pacific 1950
Operation Petticoat 1959
Cary Grant and Tony Curtis head out to sea with a submarine full of ladies in this enjoyable wartime comedy
Ophelia 1962
Opposite Sex, The 1956
Opposite of Sex, The 1998
Deeply black comedy with an acidic, razor sharp performance from Christina Ricci as malevolent 16-year-old Dedee
Optimists of Nine Elms, The 1973
Orange County 2002
A frustrated high-school writer tries to persuade a prestigious university to accept him after an administrative mix-up robs him of a place. California campus comedy from Zero Effect director Jake Kasdan
Ordeal by Innocence 1984
Ordet 1955
Ordinary Love 1999
Ordinary People 1980
Robert Redford directs Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore in this multi-Oscar winning family drama. Overcome with grief following the death of a teenage son, an affluent American family disintegrates into dysfunction
Ordinary, Decent Criminal 2000
Orgazmo 1997
Orientations: Chris Doyle - Stirred But Not Shaken 1999
A portrait of the Anglo-Australian cinematographer who is recognised as one of the leading exponents in his field, shooting action films in China and Hong Kong
Original Gangstas 1996
Original Sin 2001
Cuban colonial Antonio Banderas and his mysterious mail-order wife - Angelina Jolie - play cat-and-mouse in this preposterous blend of film noir and period melodrama
Orlando 1992
Tilda Swinton plays Orlando - the occasionally morphing, never ageing hero and heroine of Virigina Woolf's classic tale. A sumptuous adaptation
Orphée 1949
Jean Marais stars in Jean Cocteau's highly personal update of the Orpheus myth. Still a pillar in cinematic history, it describes how a successful 40s poet gambles everything in an infatuation with death and eternal fame
Orphans 1987
Orphans 1997
A group of recently bereaved siblings rampage through the streets of Glasgow. Hard as granite drama with humour as black as a Scottish night
Orphans Of The Storm 1921
Lillian and Dorothy Gish are innocents caught up in the French Revolution in this silent drama by the director of Birth Of A Nation, DW Griffith
Osama 2003
A girl masquerades as a boy to find work. The first film to be made in post-Taliban Afghanistan
Oscar And Lucinda 1997
Ralph Fiennes and Cate Blanchett gamble on God and glassware in this sophisticated period piece that's based on the novel by Peter Carey. A moving and beautifully shot tragic-comic love story
Oscar Wilde 1959
Osmosis Jones 2001
The half-live action, half-cartoon tale of how a white blood cell and a flu pill atttempt to save the life of an unfit zookeeper. No, really. Starring Bill Murray and the voices ofChris Rock and David Hyde Pierce
Ososhiki 1984
Ossessione 1942
The startling cinema debut from Luchino Visconti. Based on James M Cain's novel of obsessive love and murder, The Postman Always Rings Twice, this is a brooding, erotically-charged pioneering work of Italian neo-realism
Otello 1986
Othello 1951
Othello 1965
Othello 1995
Other People's Money 1991
Other Sister, The 1999
Other Voices Other Rooms 1995
Other, The 1972
Otherworld 2003
Feature-length animated film based on the mythical Mabinogion stories. Features the voice talents - and occasional live-action appearances of - some of Wales' best known actors
Otley 1968
Our Hospitality 1923
Our House 2003
Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore star as a couple who move into a Brooklyn apartment, only to be driven insane by their geriatric neighbour. Dark comedy from Danny DeVito
Our Man Flint 1965
James Coburn stars as Flint, Derek Flint - playboy, genius and secret agent - in this winning Bond spoof
Our Man In Havana 1959
Alex Guinness stars in this sly satire of spy movies and espionage culture itself. Like The Third Man, it's directed by Carol Reed and written by Graham Greene
Our Man in Marrakesh 1966
Our Mother's House 1967
Our Relations 1936
Our Very Own 1950
Out Of Depth 1999
Sean Maguire stars as a reluctant drug runner in a bleak thriller that avoids the winking flash of Guy Ritchie in favour of a glamour-free trawl through the boozers and backstreets of the south London underworld
Out Of Sight 1998
Stylish crime thriller from Steven Soderbergh boasting the sexy leading partnership of George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez
Out Of The Past 1947
Famed 1940s film noir starring Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer and Kirk Douglas. Cunningly constructed and laced with seedy atmospherics, it follows world-weary PI Mitchum as he falls for quarry Greer and orchestrates his own fall from grace
Out Of Time 2003
Denzel Washington and Carl Franklin, star and director respectively of Devil In A Blue Dress, reunite for this neo-noir thriller
Out Of Town 1997
Out of Africa 1985
Out of Towners, The 1970
Out of the Blue 1980
Out of the Clouds 1954
Out of the Dark 1988
Out of the Fog 1941
Out of the Present 1995
Out on a Limb 1992
Out to Sea 1997
Out-of-Towners, The 1999
Outbreak 1995
Dustin Hoffman adopts the guise of action hero to fight a lethal disease which threatens to wipe out millions
Outcast of the Islands 1951
Outer Way, The 1998
Outfit, The 1974
Outland 1981
Outlaw Josey Wales, The 1976
Clint Eastwood is Josey Wales: army of one. He's tough, laconic and compelling as ever against a magnificently battered post American civil war backdrop. One of the ultimate westerns
Outriders, The 1950
Outside Man, The 1973
Outsider, The 1983
Outsiders, The 1983
Teenage gang conflict and rites of passage in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from Francis Ford Coppola
Over the Edge 1979
Overboard 1987
Overlanders, The 1946
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