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ALL MY FRIENDS HATE ME (15, 94 mins) Released: June 10 (UK & Ireland, selected cinemas) Andrew Gaynord makes his feature film directorial debut with a paranoia-soaked dark comedy co-written by Tom Palmer and lead actor Tom Stourton (pictured). Pete (Stourton) has moved on from the hard-drinking hedonism of his youth and he is ready to settle down with his girlfriend Sonia (Charly Clive). When university friends Archie (Graham Dickson), Claire (Antonia Clarke) and George (Joshua McGuire) invite him away for a country weekend retreat, Pete is convinced this would be the perfect opportunity to show them that he has matured. George’s girlfriend

Fig (Georgina Campbell) joins the getaway, which spirals into disarray when the pals invite gregarious stranger Harry (Dustin Demri-Burns) from the local pub to gate-crash their nostalgic reunion. The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense as

Pete begins to wonder if he is the butt of a sick and twisted prank designed to undermine his newfound sobriety and confidence.

PLEASURE (18, 109 mins) Released: June 15 (UK & Ireland, selected cinemas) and streaming on MUBI from June 17

A young Swedish woman embarks on an odyssey to Los Angeles to become an adult film star in a sexually explicit drama, which premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Expanded from director Ninja Thyberg’s acclaimed short film of the same title, Pleasure centres on Swedish 19-year-old Linnea (Sofia Kappel), who arrives in America with grand visions of becoming the toast of the porn world.