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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
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
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
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
Mel Gibson
US   
28 March 2004
Mel Gibson
The Passion of the Christ
'Forgive them lord... they know not what they do', said Robert Powell, shooting Zeffirelli's Jesus Of Nazareth. After the take, Laurence...
by Demented Toddler
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
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
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
Errol Morris
US   
6 May 2004
Errol Morris
The Fog of War
It’s a little late in the day, but not too late if you run, to catch Errol Morris’ scintillating doc – The Fog of...
by Ashish Ghadiali
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
Julie Bertuccelli
France   
8 June 2004
Julie Bertuccelli
Since Otar Left
This is Julie Bertuccelli’s first walk into the world of fiction, although, she affirms, it is taken from a true story. Set in the former...
by Chris McLaughlin
Pedro Almodóvar
Spain   
16 June 2004
Pedro Almodóvar
Bad Education
Gven that General Franco’s regime outlasted its fascist counterparts by thirty years, Spanish cinema inevitably spent the mid-twentieth...
by Gareth Buckell
Wayne Kramer
US   
4 July 2004
Wayne Kramer
The Cooler
Luck: some have it, some don't, and boy does Bernie Lootz (William H Macy) not have it. In fact, he is so unlucky that he is employed by his friend...
by Mark Cappuccio
Patrice Leconte
France   
5 July 2004
Patrice Leconte
Confidences Trop Intimes
Ah, sex and money, money and sex – two things we are obsessed by, and eternal causes for complaint amongst those that have no luck with...
by Max Leonard
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
Michael Moore
US   
9 July 2004
Michael Moore
Fahrenheit 9/11
Controversial but hugely popular, Michael Moore continues his quest to expose the ills of an unjust world.
by Jimmy Billingham
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