Post-apocalyptic thriller starring Laurence Fishburne, Kevin Zegers and Bill Paxton. An attempt to compensate for the Earth being affected by global warming results in a technological hiccup which turns the planet's surface into one great snowy expanse. The few remaining survivors, who are now holed up in underground bunkers trying to find a solution to the meteorological disaster, are confronted with difficult living conditions and the ever present threat of extinction. Colony 7, which is led by the benevolent and world-weary Briggs (Fishburne), receives a distress call from the nearby Colony 5 and Briggs recruits a team to traverse the frozen landscape and help their fellow survivors. However, when they arrive, they realise that the distress call is part of a much bigger problem when they find that Colony 5 is under attack from a group of crazed cannibals who have turned against their kin in the hope of surviving the seemingly perpetual winter...

Canadian thriller filmed entirely with hand-held and surveillance cameras. Married couple James and Amy (Nick Stahl and Mia Kirshner) are being watched by an unknown person. The stalker's agenda at first seems to comprise no more than a string of petty pranks, but as time goes on things get more sinister: he starts breaking and entering the couple's house and installing surveillance cameras in strategic places. Who is this intruder, and how much of the deadly cat and mouse game that ensues is born of James's increasing paranoia?

Thriller based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith. Paddy Considine stars as Robert, a troubled young man in the throes of a difficult divorce who witnesses what he perceives to be scenes of marital bliss through a neighbour's kitchen window. When the woman, Jenny (Julia Stiles), catches him watching her, she invites him into her home and Robert becomes drawn into a relationship with her. When her ex-boyfriend Greg (James Gilbert) later goes missing, Robert becomes the obvious suspect, and a deadly game of jealousy and betrayal ensues.

This two-part television mini-series is a modern-day reimagining of Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' and 'Alice Through the Looking Glass'. Alice Hamilton (Caterina Scorsone) is a black belt karate instructor who is emotionally scarred by her father's unexplained departure when she was ten years old. When her boyfriend Jack (Philip Winchester) is abducted by a gang of strange men, Alice follows them through the looking glass and down the rabbit hole and soon finds herself immersed in the outlandish and extraordinary world of Wonderland. There she is befriended by the sharp-tongued Hatter (Andrew Lee Potts), and the two join forces to face up to the fearsome Red Queen (Kathy Bates). Harry Dean Stanton and Tim Curry co-star.

Canadian thriller filmed entirely with hand-held and surveillance cameras. Married couple James and Amy (Nick Stahl and Mia Kirshner) are being watched by an unknown person. The stalker's agenda at first seems to comprise no more than a string of petty pranks, but as time goes on things get more sinister: he starts breaking and entering the couple's house and installing surveillance cameras in strategic places. Who is this intruder, and how much of the deadly cat and mouse game that ensues is born of James's increasing paranoia?

Thriller based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith. Paddy Considine stars as Robert, a troubled young man in the throes of a difficult divorce who witnesses what he perceives to be scenes of marital bliss through a neighbour's kitchen window. When the woman, Jenny (Julia Stiles), catches him watching her, she invites him into her home and Robert becomes drawn into a relationship with her. When her ex-boyfriend Greg (James Gilbert) later goes missing, Robert becomes the obvious suspect, and a deadly game of jealousy and betrayal ensues.

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