David Hughes

A young man and his fiancée visit the castle where he grew up. As the narrative, told in flashback, unfolds, it becomes clear that the boy's mother has been indulging in sexual peversity ranging from orgies to incest. Zetterling's second feature was adapted from her own novel and received sensational publicity at the time. The direct treatment of the subject matter - sex, birth and perversion - provoked something of an outcry from the press, who probably wouldn't bat an eyelid today. (Channel 4)

A million years ago in Africa: the last of the ape-humans is on flight from the humans, who killed the rest of his clan. Alone, seeking others of his kind, he traverses steps, deserts and mountains until he reaches the coast. But there are already humans, too. (imdb)

Documentary about the 1972 Munich Olympics, as seen by eight different directors.

Gruesome cautionary tale about lurking dangers on building sites. (BFI)

A well-respected physician is driven to murder when an elderly husband tries to brutally rape his young wife. The doctor willfully commits the murder, knowing that a third party and not himself will ultimately benefit from the old man's death. (allmovie.com)

An inheritance brings George home to Equatorial Guinea, where he befriends a young orphan and get a life-changing visit from an old friend. (Netflix)