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Walter Salles
Brazil   
12 September 2004
Walter Salles
The Motorcycle Diaries
in 1952 Ernesto Guevara, a 23-year-old medical student, sets out from the comfort of his bourgeois Buenos Aires home to explore South America...
by Vernon Crane
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
Gus Van Sant
US   
1 September 2005
Gus Van Sant
Last Days
Van Sant's latest has all the dreamy strengths of his last two films - just don't go and see it if you're a wannabe rock star.
by Tim Young
George Clooney
US   
11 February 2006
George Clooney
Good Night, and Good Luck
Intelligent, engrossing thriller, but does it give you the fear?
by Tim Young
Niels Mueller
US/Mexico   
5 April 2005
Niels Mueller
The Assassination of Richard Nixon
Sean Penn is true to form in this interesting historical thriller with contemporary relevance.
by Tara P Woolnough
Pablo Berger
Spain/Denmark   
23 June 2005
Pablo Berger
Torremolinos 73
Comedy set in Franco's Spain about middle-aged gonzo pornsters with a passion for Bergman.
by Tara P Woolnough
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
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
Lars von Trier
review | Various countries   
14 March 2006
Lars von Trier
Manderlay
Von Trier's newest brings plenty of things to mind. Hegel and Thomas the Tank Engine among others...
by Tara P Woolnough
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
France/US   
15 February 2005
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
A Very Long Engagement
Amelie does wartorn France, but is this another example of style over substance from Jean-Pierre Jeunet?
by Phil Moore
Franny Armstrong
UK   
14 April 2005
Franny Armstrong
McLibel: Two Worlds Collide
Documentary films with a political bent have enjoyed continued successes over the last year, and in this spirit Musicalbear warmly receives...
by Phil Moore
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
Jonathan Caouette
US   
25 April 2005
Jonathan Caouette
Tarnation
Low budget innovation and narcissism collide in this arresting debut.
by Patricia Lennox-Boyd
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
Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda
Czech Republic   
5 October 2004
Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda
Czech Dream (Ceský Sen)
Ever hear the one about the Czech film students and the ruthless satire on consumer society?
by Max Leonard
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
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