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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
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
Jonathan Caouette
US   
25 April 2005
Jonathan Caouette
Tarnation
Low budget innovation and narcissism collide in this arresting debut.
by Patricia Lennox-Boyd
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
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
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
Jennifer Abbott & Mark Achbar
Canada   
4 November 2004
Jennifer Abbott & Mark Achbar
The Corporation
This new documentary from the director of Manufacturing Consent begins with a forceful denial that the world we have adapted to –...
by Crispin Dowler
Jeff Feuerzeig
US   
16 May 2006
Jeff Feuerzeig
The Devil and Daniel Johnston
The entrancing story of a musical genius who defies the odds.
by Gil Leung
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
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
John Maybury
US   
3 June 2005
John Maybury
The Jacket
It appears that barely a month passes without the release of a film that questions the nature of identity and perceptions of reality, however for...
by Carl Whinder
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
Michaelangelo Antonioni
fiction | France/Italy/US/Spain   
23 June 2005
Michaelangelo Antonioni
The Passenger
Henry K bemoans the absence of one of Antonioni’s finest works from a season showing at London's National Film Theatre, and dissects its political importance.
by Henry K Miller
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
Ashish Ghadiali
feature | US   
16 May 2006
Ashish Ghadiali
The State of the Cinematic Documentary
Ash Ghadiali looks at Robert Greenwald's Walmart film and asks just what is Michael Moore's legacy for the art of the documentary.
by Ashish Ghadiali
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
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