THE END OF DAYS

It turns out the Mayans didn't actually believe the world would end in 2012, but that's no reason not to pretend. Zombies, aliens, asteroids and demonic possession all make appearances in this collection, all threatening to put an end to the world as we know it. 

THE VOORMAN PROBLEM (dir. Mark Gill, UK, 2011)

Martin Freeman (Sherlock, the Office) and Tom Hollander (In the loop, rev.) star in this darkly funny story of a prisoner who is convinced that he is a god.

88:88 (dir. Joey Ciccoline, USA, 2012)

Plagued by mysterious late night occurrences, a girl makes preparations to save herself. Her friends think it's paranoia, but she won't take that chance.

UNDYING LOVE (dir. Omar Orn Hauksson, Iceland, 2012)

The dead roam the streets, while survivors scrounge for the remaining scraps of food. In that kind of world, love can make you go to extremes.

LAST SUPPER (dir. Jonathan Eagan, Canada, 2012)

A dinner conversation leads to some friendly joking about the rapture. It's a good thing. no one really believes in that stuff, right?

EXIT (dir. Daniel S. Zimbler, UK, 2011)

On the eve of his honeymoon, a young man relaxes with his closest friends. It's all fun and games until a dare leads to a parlour trick that may be more than it seems.

YEAH RITE (dir. Michael Penney, Canada, 2012)

Priests aren't the only ones qualifed to deal with demonic possession. Meet the devil's worst nightmare: an atheist exorcist.

ARMADINGEN (dir. Philipp Käßbohrer, Germany, 2011)

When an elderly farmer hears on the news that the world is coming to an end, it's all he can do to keep the news from his wife in this thoroughly winning German film.