World Cinema: Critics Choice Collector's Set

From across the globe, this Critics Choice Collection contains six carefully selected films that showcase of some of the finest examples of recent world cinema. These stunning, thought-provoking features continue to resonate with audiences long after viewing as they explore humanity, society, tragedy, and morality whilst demonstrating deft intelligence and humour – making this collection essential viewing for would-be cinephile.

The Spark Of Life: When a desperate advertising executive suffers a terrible accident, he decides to take advantage of the situation; making The Spark Of Life a thought-provoking and somewhat farcical satire on media and public intrusion into real life tragedy.

The Man Who Laughs: Based on the book by Victor Hugo, The Man who laughs is a fantastical and moving tragedy of a disfigured orphan who must make a choice between two very different and competing destinies

Inch’Allah: An intelligent and resonant moral drama; a young Canadian doctor is forced to face difficult truths when she becomes embroiled in the lives of those on both sides of the Israeli-Palestine conflict.

The Angels’ Share: Both a bittersweet comedy and deftly-executed heist movie; The Angels’ Share follows the trials facing a group of convicted petty criminals who seek redemption. Can they succeed? Only the angels know…

Silent Wedding: In Soviet-era Romania, a young couple’s wedding day is interrupted by the news of Stalin’s death and a period of enforced mourning and they must come up with an ingenious yet dangerous solution to continue their festivities.

Turning Tide: During the gruelling Vendee Globe racing event, a sailor battles rough seas and fierce competition but, when he discovers a young stowaway on-board, he finds the greatest challenge is confronting his own preconceptions.