As always the program is dynamic, with this year’s choices including five feature films from across the globe and one home grown documentary.

Movie lovers can choose from:

* The French/English/Portuguese feature, Samba, about a Senegalese migrant working as a dishwasher in a French hotel, who lands in a detention centre and is ordered to leave France due to a bureaucratic slip-up. 

* Also on the menu is Mommy, winner of last year’s Cannes Film Festival Jury Prize, about a feisty widowed single mother burdened with the full-time custody of her rambunctious 15-year-old ADHD son.

* Then there is Leviathan, the stunning, Oscar-nominated Russian film, which is a gripping parable of class, faith and corruption.

* Another Russian/English treat is Love Is Strange, a beautiful and emotional story about many things ... but mainly explores what love is really about.

* Kumiko the Treasure Hunter is a powerfully affecting film about a young woman’s journey from Japan to Minnesota, in search of a mythic fortune. It is inspired by true events.

* And finally, a film that may change forever the way you think about ‘healthy foods’: That Sugar Film documents the experiment by Damon Gameau into the effects of a high sugar diet on a healthy body. The audience watch the effect on Gameau of consuming foods that are commonly perceived as ‘healthy’.

The festival is on until next Wednesday, May 27.

For session times, bookings and inquiries call the cinema 6568-6677 or visit www.majesticcinemas.com.au.