Left Field Cinema

The Brothers Dardenne's realistic and bleak story of a young man who sells his own child is a masterpiece of European cinema and the finest example of their work to date.

Stacy Titles' 1995 black comedy is a rare gem of a film which satirises political ideology rather than politics in general. Featuring great gags and a thought provoking central premise.

Rainer Werner Fassbinder was one of the German "Mad House" directors of the 1970's. Whilst there are dozens of his films to be seen - this remains his most accessible and poignant work.

The second part of Left Field Cinema's David Lynch double bill, this week examining one of his most critically hated films. Often regarded as an incoherent mess, there is actually an underlining simplicity to Dune which most critics in 1983 seemed oblivious to.