Jimmy P: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian - Went into this with some qualms, Benicio del Torro playing an Indian, and an expectation of lots of ACTING and big explosive dramatic scenes. I was totally wrong, a really well developed subtle character driven drama. There are not explosions, just two people talking and trying to communicate. del Toro and Mathieu Amalric are both good in the two central roles and the supporting performances are good too. Definitely recommended.
The 10th Victim - Elio Petri's sci-fi satire. At a quick 92 minutes it just about worked, although it did feel very 60s, all consumers needing new "entertainment", etc. There is a lot of running around which you feel could be reduced. Mastroianni was as good as usual. Not quite sure about Andress, she's not terrible but did not seem to have the charisma the role needed.
Maso and Miso go Boating - A group of French female directors re-edit talk show discussing the year of the woman in 1975. The misogyny of the host and most guest is clear and shocking, with the French Minister for Women being forced/participating in it. 55 minutes is probably stretching it, could lose 10 minutes but worth a watch.
Siege (aka Self Defence) - Canadian exploitation film, which uses the background of the real 1981 Halifax police strike as plot background. With the strike on a bunch of fascists decide to beat up people in a gay bar, things spiral out of control, some gets killed and the survivor makes a break for it and takes refuge with a bunch of sort of counter-cultural types. The fascists then decide they have to kill everyone in the building to stop them talking, so it is a fight to the death. It's schlocky and obviously very cheap budget but has some definite originality and a (reasonably coherent) political point.