Full Metal Alchemist - Vol. 3 - Equivalent Exchange

Discovery Channel - Age Of Terror

Whether in the skies above the United States, the cafes of Tel Aviv, the streets of Belfast or the jungles of Colombia, terrorism is truly a global menace. Age of Terror examines the history of terrorism, from it's early stages to the horrific threat it presents today.

Drunken Master - Part 2 - Dance Of The Drunk Mantis

Despite his success in training a young Jackie Chan in the Drunken Fist style, Sam The Seed faces his toughest test yet when he discovers he has a son, Foggy. His attempts to train Foggy in the deadly art end in failure and Foggy turns to his uncle for guidance. With his training complete, Foggy finds himself face to face with one of his father fiercest rivals, Rubber Legs.

Taggart 7

The Glasgow crime fighting police team in three suspenseful cases: 'A Death Foretold' - When the body of a student, Ryan Pertie, is discovered in a west-end alley, initial indications point to a drug deal gone wrong. A blood stained leaflet found at the scene is traced to a church, where Father Gow admits that a recent confessional discussed murder. 'Running Out of Time' - DCI Burke is shot whilst on a well-earned fishing break. As he fights for life, another cop is shot dead and stashes of cash are found at both their homes, indicating they've been taking bribes. Time is short for the team to find out the truth. 'Cause to Kill' - When the body of a young woman is discovered by the Clyde, clothed in bin bags, DCI Burke feels like he's stepping back in time. This copy-cat killing replicates a 20 year-old murder case.

Woodsman, The

Kevin Bacon gives a brave, powerful and moving performance as a recently released convict haunted by the dark, shameful secret of his past. Freed after 12 years behind bars, Walter (Kevin Bacon) is determined to make a fresh start. He rents a small apartment and takes a job at the local lumberyard. Wary of giving away his guilty secret, Walter keeps to himself, but is befriended by Vickie (played by Bacon's real-life wife Kyra Sedgwick), a tough, no-nonsense woman who promises to see him for who he is, not what he has done. But Walter cannot escape his past. Despite having paid his debt to society, he is shunned by his family and is victimised at work when the terrible truth about his crime gets out. A local cop (Mos Def), meanwhile, is convinced that the time spent in prison has not changed Walter and hounds him mercilessly. When he meets a young girl in a neighbourhood park, Walter is forced to face his greatest fear - the prospect that his demons may have been reawakened. The film confronts the highly topical and extremely controversial issue of whether or not society can, or should, forgive the seemingly unforgivable.

Snow Cake

Sometimes stopping is the most important part of the journey... Marc Evans directs a script by Angela Pell, co-produced by Henry Normal and Steve Coogan's Baby Cow. Alex (Alan Rickman) is a quiet, brooding man struggling to come to terms with the death of a hitchhiker killed in his car in a brutal crash. In the aftermath of this harrowing ordeal, he comes to stay in a small Canadian town with Linda (Sigourney Weaver), a highly functioning autistic woman whose life has also been touched by tragedy. As they each attempt to deal with their losses in their own distinct ways, Alan strikes up a relationship with Maggie (Carrie-Anne Moss) and finds himself experiencing long-buried depths of emotion. Snow Cake was chosen to open the 2006 Berlin Film Festival, with the director, Marc Evans, receiving a nomination for the Golden Bear.