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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
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
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
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
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
Miranda July
US   
19 August 2005
Miranda July
Me, You and Everyone We Know
This indie offering gives a refreshing view of LA life.
by Alastair Frusher
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
Larry Charles
US 2003   
20 July 2004
Larry Charles
Masked and Anonymous
The near future, America is torn apart by civil war and the only thing that might help is musician Jack Fate (Bob Dylan) playing at a benefit...
by Mark Cappuccio
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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