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A village come together to make a young girl’s dream of becoming a superhero come true when she is diagnosed with a terminal illness.

CertificatePG

Age group7–14 years

Duration74 mins

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Sorry We Missed You
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A working class British family struggle with zero-hour contracts and increasing austerity.

Age group 16+ years

Duration 101 mins

Certificate15

Certificate15

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Watch five free LGBTQ+ shorts online with #FiveFilmsForFreedom 2020

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The British Council in partnership with BFI Flare have curated five free LGBTQ+ short films from emerging filmmakers to watch online from 18 to 29 March.

18 Mar 2020 BY Michael Prescott

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Last Christmas
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Last Christmas
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A despondent young woman working as a Christmas elf in a department store meets an optimistic man who begins to turn her life around.

Age group 11+ years

Duration 103 mins

Certificate12

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