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Showing 156 Films from the festival year 2004
1/2 Price
A rare attempt to portray children's activities utterly without sentimentality, this debut by a 21-year-old actress follows a t...
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2046
Going one step beyond the sensual images of In the Mood for Love, Wong Kar Wai and D.P. Christopher Doyle create a dreamily lus...
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2BPerfectlyHonest
In this surreal morality tale, Frank (Adam Trese) measures success in Armani suits while his business partner Josh (Andrew McCa...
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50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
In this sardonic comedy set in Los Angeles, Owen (Paul Schneider) is a failed novelist who now makes his living writing tabloi...
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A Bride of the Seventh Heaven
Finnish cinema takes another bold step forward with this enchanting film about an elderly Nenet woman who entertains a blind gi...
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A Conversation with Emmanuelle Beart
In the 16 years since she gained international acclaim for her extraordinary talent and beauty in Claude Berri's Manon of the S...
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A Conversation with Peter Greenaway
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Afghanistan, The Lost Truth
An honest look at a war-ravaged land after the fall of the Taliban, going beyond the now-clichéd images of so many recent films...
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A Hole in One
Anna (Michelle Williams) is obsessed with mental health, coveting its latest fashion - transorbital lobotomy. Caught between a ...
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A Labyrinth of Time
Elliott Carter has lived in New York almost a century and describes his music as a reflection on modern democratic society, whe...
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A League of Ordinary Gentlemen
Four modern-day professional bowlers' lives are interrupted when three retired Microsoft executives purchase their dying. Along...
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A Letter to True
Photographer-turned-director Weber composes a heartfelt visual diary incorporating his various interests and obsessions: old mo...
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All the Pretty Pictures
Traditionally, times of adversity, war, and cultural repression are fertile breeding grounds for creative expression and artist...
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Amelia
In acclaimed Canadian choreographer Lock's own interpretation of his modern ballet, the power and grace of his La La La Human S...
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America Brown
In this warm coming-of-age drama, a high school quarterback, still coping with the untimely death of his older brother and the ...
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America's Heart and Soul
Schwarzberg's lovingly crafted documentary is a cinematic paean to the splendors of America -- its vast landscape, diverse peop...
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And She Rescues Him Right Back
In our search for romance does the new celluloid version of love leave room for the fairy tale? When chivalry, feminism and fil...
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Another Road Home
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is given a human face -- actually, as many human faces as a family reunion -- through Israeli ...
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A Rape in a Small Town: The Florence Holway Story
In 1991, a young intruder raped 76-year-old Florence Holway in her New Hampshire farmhouse. After an unsuccessful fight to prev...
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A Social Genocide
Solanas is one of Latin America's great militant filmmakers. On par with his classic Hour of the Furnaces, A Social Genocide is...
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A Tale of Two Sisters
After a long illness, two sisters return home to a distant father and a cruel stepmother. Dreams about their late mother awake...
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A Talking Picture
A beautiful history professor (Leonor da Silva) and her 8-year-old daughter set off on a cruise from Lisbon to Bombay. Along th...
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A Touch of Spice
A box office smash in Greece, this mouth-watering crowd pleaser is divided into appetizers, main courses and desserts. Fanis, a...
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Audience Award Winner
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Baadasssss!
Mario assumes the role of his father, Melvin, in this heartfelt homage to the making of the elder Peebles' groundbreaking 1971 ...
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