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Agnes Jaoui
France   
12 November 2004
Agnes Jaoui
Look At Me (Comme une Image)
This comedy of literary largesse and family strife confirms Agnès Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri as the creative powerhouses of French film.
by Max Leonard
Akira Kurosawa
fiction | Japan   
14 April 2005
Akira Kurosawa
Kurosawa DVDs from the BFI
The 'Bear delights in some new, lesser known works from Kurosawa.
by James Rogan
Alejandro González Iñárritu
US   
9 March 2004
Alejandro González Iñárritu
21 grams
Amores Perros, the debut feature by Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu, brought him international arthouse...
by Max Leonard
Andrew Jarecki
US   
11 April 2004
Andrew Jarecki
Capturing The Friedmans
An honest and courageous documentary, chronicling the disintegration of a middle-class suburban Jewish family.
by Ashish Ghadiali
Anton Corbijn
UK   
25 October 2007
Anton Corbijn
Control
Anton Corbijn's first feature film forges a fittingly bleak yet affecting depiction of the life and career of Joy Division frontman, the late Ian Curtis.
by Kirsty Matthewson
Ashish Ghadiali
feature | US   
16 May 2006
Ashish Ghadiali
The State of the Cinematic Documentary
Ash Ghadiali looks at Robert Greenwald's Walmart film and asks just what is Michael Moore's legacy for the art of the documentary.
by Ashish Ghadiali
Bill Condon
US   
28 February 2005
Bill Condon
Kinsey
Bill Condon's biopic tells the story of the man who uncovered America's sexual hypocrisies... but gets a little bogged down.
by James Rogan
Bong Joon-Ho
South Korea   
21 August 2004
Bong Joon-Ho
Memories of Murder (Salinui Chueok)
Memories of Murder is a detective film based around the true story of the rape and murder of ten women over a six year period from 1986 to...
by Chris McLaughlin
Cédric Kahn
France   
26 October 2004
Cédric Kahn
Red Lights (Feux Rouges)
(warning: this review reveals the plot ending)"The devil's on holiday with you..." so prophesies an eccentric stranger at an...
by Patricia Lennox-Boyd
Chris Cunningham
UK   
1 June 2005
Chris Cunningham
Rubber Johnny
Visceral, effing bizarre, creepy and traumatic... From Chris Cunningham's first short we wouldn't expect anything less.
by Max Leonard
Chris Kentis
US   
24 September 2004
Chris Kentis
Open Water
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... Shot on DV for a fraction of the cost of Hollywood's usual fair, Open Water is...
by Jimmy Billingham
Christophe Ruggia
France   
11 April 2004
Christophe Ruggia
Les Diables
A flawed but astounding work which pushes at the boundaries of what film can do.
by Ashish Ghadiali
Christopher Nolan
US   
23 June 2005
Christopher Nolan
Batman Begins
Origin stories rule, despite some godawful clichés.
by Demented Toddler
Davaa and Luigi Falorni
Mongolia   
6 July 2004
Davaa and Luigi Falorni
The Story of the Weeping Camel
Okay groovy title I know, and the premise sounds mad but here we go – the Gobi Desert, spring 2002: a family of nomadic shepherds assists...
by Mark Cappuccio
David McKean
UK/US   
11 March 2006
David McKean
Mirrormask
Dave McKean's delightfully strange animations and mythical beasts brings out the little kid in you.
by Tara P Woolnough
Duncan Tucker
US   
17 March 2006
Duncan Tucker
Transamerica
Comic road movie with an Oscar-worthy central performance that satisfies in a non-conventional kind of a way.
by Max Leonard
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