• Director: William Peter Blatty
• Cast: Stacy Keach, Scott Wilson, Jason Miller
• Genre: Unknown

Deep in a forest of pine trees near the coast of Washington State lies a grotesque Gothic mansion commandeered by the Pentagon for use as a special psychiatric hospital for the military. Those elite personnel who know of its existence and the nature of Project Freud refer to it as ‘Centre Eighteen’. Confined to the centre are high-ranking military officers undergoing treatment for mental breakdowns which are unaccountable by their service experiences. Determined to establish the origin of these mental illnesses, the Pentagon enlist Colonel Hudson Kane (Keach). Kane’s unusual approach helps him to withstand the tests that a wildly eccentric fringe inflicts on all the new medical officers. Slowly, Kane is able to break down the lunatic façade of the inmates but, as he leads the way back to a world of reality, the dividing line between sanity and madness assumes an increasingly vague definition – so much so that Kane’s colleagues pose the question of who is the therapist to whom, with real urgency.

• Director: Amol Palekar
• Cast: Nirmal Pandey, Sonali Kulkarni
• Genre: Unknown

When a young village girl (Kulkarni) is abducted, assaulted and abandoned on the eve of her wedding, she finds solace in the unlikely form of a transvestite folk theatre actor (Pandey). The pair travel back to her village, embarking upon a journey of mutual enlightenment which challenges issues of gender and sexual identity - and finding love - along the way

• Director: Joseph Cedar
• Cast: Aki Avni, Tinkerbell, Edan Alterman, Asi Dayan
• Genre: Unknown

From writer/director Joseph Cedar comes TIME OF FAVOR, a gripping psychological thriller of a man whose whole life comes into question when a plan to bomb the sacred mosque on the Temple Mount is discovered. Starring Aki Avni, Tinkerbell, Edan Alterman, and Asi Dayan, the film won six Israeli Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Editing and Best Cinematography. The film was Israel's official entry for the Oscar of Best Foreign Film 2001.

• Director: Robert Greenwald
• Cast:
• Genre: Documentary

A highly acclaimed, gripping examination into the fear-tactics, scare-mongering and politics of manipulation the American government employed to justify their reasons for going to war with Iraq. It investigates the validity of the evidence and information sold to the US Congress and the American public in the run-up to war. Resisting the use of spectacle and sensationalism to get its message across, the film gives us the opportunity to see a more thorough view of these troubling circumstances for the first time.

• Director: Kim Kindersley
• Cast:
• Genre: Documentary

With the current concerns over global warming and the future of humanity seemingly hanging in the balance, comes a story of hope, awakening and reconciliation. Whaledreamers is the story of how an ancient whale dreaming Aboriginal tribe, the Mirning people from South Australia, comes back from the edge of extinction. Singer/ songwriter Julian Lennon, presents (and narrates) this award winning film and has written the title song for it.. Lennon has also contributed a track for the film, which will be released as a single. There will also be a Whaledreamers soundtrack featuring original songs and music.