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Phil Grabsky
UK   
8 March 2004
Phil Grabsky
The Boy Who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan
In March 2001 the gigantic statue of Buddha hewn in a cavity of the rock in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, was destroyed by the ruling Taliban, along with...
by Max Leonard
Quentin Tarantino
US   
5 May 2004
Quentin Tarantino
Kill Bill Volume 2
Did you spot as many references in Tarantino's misshapen masterpiece as we did? Read on to find out…
by Max Leonard
Richard Linklater
US   
25 July 2004
Richard Linklater
Before Sunset
It’s impossible to know whether one needs to have seen before Sunrise (1995) in order fully to appreciate this, its sequel, but in...
by Henry K Miller
Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller
US   
1 June 2005
Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller
Sin City
Eye-catching but conventional comic book adaptation that may disappoint.
by Henry K Miller
Roman Polanski
UK / Czech Republic / France / Italy   
5 October 2005
Roman Polanski
Oliver Twist
Oliver, twisted by the Polish dwarf? Not as much as you might think – it’s a sumptuous family tale with dark undercurrents.
by Trent Mango
Sam Raimi
US   
22 July 2004
Sam Raimi
Spiderman 2
Feline Dunst and spurting white goo? It can only be Hollywood's latest assault on your senses.
by Nigel Swine
Samira Makhmalbaf
Iran   
26 May 2004
Samira Makhmalbaf
At Five in the Afternoon
Daughter of one of Iran’s most successful directors, Samira Makhmalbaf has become an important figure in Asian cinema in her own right, being...
by Gareth Buckell
Shane Carruth
US   
11 August 2005
Shane Carruth
Primer
It's a movie, Jim, but not as we know it.... muses Tara P. Nevertheless, this low budget sci-fi flick impresses.
by Tara P Woolnough
Siddiq Barmak / Lars von Trier
Afghanistan   
16 February 2004
Siddiq Barmak / Lars von Trier
Osama / Dogville
Friday the thirteenth brought a double dose of good fortune for London's cinema-goers, with the UK release of both Lars von Trier's...
by Ashish Ghadiali
Sophia Coppola
US   
14 January 2004
Sophia Coppola
Lost In Translation
Sophia Coppola's Lost In Translation shows that she is set to join her father as one of American cinema's most interesting filmmakers.
by James Rogan
Stephen Chow
Hong Kong   
10 November 2004
Stephen Chow
Shaolin Soccer
Can you imagine a film that does for kung-fu and football what Airplane did for the aviation disaster? Nor could we, until he saw this.
by Max Leonard
Timur Bekmambetov
Russia   
6 October 2005
Timur Bekmambetov
Night Watch
From Russia with horror. Nght Watch may contain a lot of mumbo jumbo but get past that and it's great, reckons Lance Barrington.
by Lance Barrington
Todd McCarthy
USA   
24 September 2004
Todd McCarthy
The Station Agent
A handsome young dwarf inherits an abandoned railway station and inadvertently makes friends with three people, resulting in one of the most...
by Mark Cappuccio
Todd Solondz
US   
10 May 2005
Todd Solondz
Palindromes
In his fourth feature Solondz returns to his familiar style of politically incorrect and irreverent black humour. The story's set around the young...
by Gil Leung
Various artists
Warp Records   
26 October 2004
Various artists
Warp Vision
Video Killed the Radio Star. The Buggles' most famous tune is renowned not only in its own right, but also as the pub-quiz style answer to...
by Ed Chamberlin
Various Directors
US   
12 June 2006
Various Directors
Cinema 16: American Shorts
Another excellent Cinema 16 compilation has hit the shelves. Just think of it as a sanctuary for baby hedgehogs, says Lance Barrington.
by Lance Barrington
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