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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
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
Peter Richardson
UK   
3 December 2004
Peter Richardson
Churchill: The Hollywood Years
Chris McLaughlin was slightly disappointed by this watering down of the ‘Comic Strip Presents...’ legacy, but it’s all in the name of good clean fun..
by Chris McLaughlin
Jared Hess
US   
19 December 2004
Jared Hess
Napoleon Dynamite
Ligers, llamas, and beaten egg as tasty drink: welcome to the world of Napoleon Dynamite, the ginger afro-ed, master doodling, eponymous star of the...
by Max Leonard
Wong Kar Wai
China/France/Germany/Hong Kong   
10 February 2005
Wong Kar Wai
2046
2046 is a delirious slice of melancholy that may be just about the most ravishing thing you've seen on the big screen since... Well, it's...
by Max Leonard
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
Mike Leigh
UK   
21 February 2005
Mike Leigh
Vera Drake
Mike Leigh's Vera Drake is a quiet but impressive film with a standout lead performance.
by Gareth Buckell
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
Michael Winterbottom
UK   
11 March 2005
Michael Winterbottom
9 Songs
Art? Porn? Art porn? Henry K Miller's not so sure if Winterbottom's newest is any of them.
by Henry K Miller
François Ozon
France   
17 March 2005
François Ozon
5x2
François Ozon takes a backwards look at relationships.
by Max Leonard
Oliver Hirschbiegel
Germany   
29 March 2005
Oliver Hirschbiegel
Downfall
This gripping Second World War tragedy breaks German taboos and portrays Hitler as an all-too-human monster.
by James Rogan
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
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
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
Hans Weingartner
Germany/Austria   
18 April 2005
Hans Weingartner
The Edukators (Die Fetten Jahre Sind Vorbei)
The first German film to be accepted at Cannes for 11 years provides some serious food for revolutionary thought.
by Max Leonard
Jonathan Caouette
US   
25 April 2005
Jonathan Caouette
Tarnation
Low budget innovation and narcissism collide in this arresting debut.
by Patricia Lennox-Boyd
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