A seven week shoot is now under way in Cardiff on indie coming-of-age comedy Submarine, which marks the feature film directorial debut of Richard Ayoade and stars Sally Hawkins, Noah Taylor and Paddy Considine alongside newcomer Craig Roberts. Read the full report here.
Unmade Beds is a stylish, down-at-heel tale of love in a London squat. Here, the Unmade Beds team share their Sundance Film Festival video diary and photo gallery.
Release ETA: 11 December
Peter Jackson's white hot adaptation of Alice Sebold's bestselling novel The Lovely Bones is one of the most eagerly anticipated releases of 2010. Keep visiting Film4.com for all the news and updates of this part Film4 funded production.
Release ETA: 29 January
Starring This Is England's Thomas Turgoose as David, The Scouting Book For Boys shows what happens when you help a girl run away from home. Read award-winning director Tom Harper and 'Skins' writer Jack Thorne's onset diaries now.
You can watch an exclusive clip from this thriller about a couple who travel to the jungles of the Thai-Burmese border to look for the son they lost in the 2004 Asian tsunami. Emmanuelle Béart and Rufus Sewell star in this intense horror.
Release ETA: out on DVD now
One of Empire magazine's Best British Films of 2009 sees ailing Manchester postman gets his life back on track with a little help from Eric Cantona in Ken Loach's superb comedy-drama, written by Paul Laverty and starring Steve Evets, John Henshaw and the former Manchester United star himself.
Release ETA: out on DVD now
Danny Boyle's quintessential feelgood hit is now out on DVD. Buy it and find out why Oscar went so mad for Slumdog Millionaire.
Release ETA: out on DVD now
A family relocates to Italy in the hope of overcoming bereavement in this supernatural tinged drama starring Colin Firth, Catherine Keener and Hope Davis, produced, written and directed by Michael Winterbottom.
Release ETA: out on DVD now
Turner Prize-winning artist Steve McQueen directs an account of the IRA hunger strike and its leader Bobby Sands. A controversial, compelling and visionary approach to a pivotal moment in British and Irish modern history.
Release ETA: out on DVD now
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