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Showing 249 Films from the festival year 2005
The Kings of Christmas
The flashy yet underground outer borough phenomenon of elaborate, ornate Christmas exterior house decorations is given a human ...
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The Lady in Question is Charles Busch
A fascinating portrait of drag artist Charles Busch from his humble beginnings performing in an East village storefront to his ...
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The L.A. Riot Spectacular
Snoop Dogg leads a cast comprised of Charles Dutton, Charles Durning, Emilio Estevez, William Forsythe, George Hamilton, Ron Je...
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The Last Dance
A festive account of a group of senior citizens from Elgin, Illinois who meet one Sunday each month to celebrate life, laughter...
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The Last Mitterrand
Michel Bouquet gives a stunning performance as France's late President, summoning up his experiences for a young journalist (Ja...
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The Life of Kevin Carter
A South African photojournalist commits a terrible act of desperation only weeks after receiving the Pulitzer Prize for his pic...
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The Man Who Walked Between the Towers
Based on the Caldecott Medal book, this is the true story of Philippe Petit, a young French aerialist, and his daring 1974 high...
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The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green
Based on the hit underground comic strip, this hilarious, gay romantic comedy follows the story of Ethan Green, an adorable 26 ...
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The Muppets' Wizard of Oz
Contemporary teenager Dorothy (Grammy Award-winner Ashanti) joins the Scarecrow (Kermit the Frog), the Tin Thing (Gonzo), and ...
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The Night of Truth
After a decade of genocidal war, the two wary and cynical sides attempt to make peace, but after all the barbarity the likeliho...
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The Ninth Day
A young Gestapo officer and a Catholic priest engage in a battle of wills in this thoughtfully written and superbly acted dram...
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The Outsider
Jarecki follows legendary director James Toback on the insane 12-day shoot of his recent thriller, When Will I Be Loved starrin...
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The Photo of Luzmila
A mix of interviews and archival documentary footage, The Photo of Luzmila explores the process of recollecting memory using ph...
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The Play
When nine peasant women from a mountain village in southern Turkey decide to write and perform a play based on their life stori...
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The Power of Nightmares
Hailed by David Thomson and others as the most important documentary of the year, this 3-part BBC series examines the common ro...
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The Reception
After a long time apart, a daughter travels with her new husband to meet her mother and her mother's gay companion at their hou...
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There Is No Direction
Actress-turned-documentarian Sarah Bertrand has traveled the world asking film directors why and how. This documentary showcase...
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The Sacred and the Absurd
The last day in the life of Sadegh Hedayat, an Iranian writer in Paris, who studied existential philosophy with Jean-Paul Sartr...
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The Sisters
The Sisters reconstitutes Anton Chekhov's play, The Three Sisters, in a university faculty lounge with a ensemble cast of Maria...
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The Sky Turns
This lyrical meditation, co-winner (with "4") of the Rotterdam Film Festival's top prize, depicts one year in the life of a tin...
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The Souvenirs of Mr. X
A paean to amateur filmmakers everywhere, this documentary finds Riahi on an absorbing search for the mysterious auteur of a fe...
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The Swenkas
In this riveting documentary, the Johannesburg South African men who call themselves "Swenkas" compete for cash and prizes in a...
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The Tenants
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The Thing About My Folks
After Sam (Peter Falk) discovers his wife of 47 years has left him, a road trip with his son Ben (Paul Reiser) helps the two ta...
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The Tulse Luper Suitcases Part III - From Sark to Finish
In part three, Tulse arrives in Barcelona and Rome, and is on the run from a bounty hunter. Numbers have always been significan...
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