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Showing 246 Films from the festival year 2006
Surviving 7th Grade
Seventh-graders Kim and Dara are best friends. One day, while hanging out at a local playground, their classmate Marc shows up ...
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Swan's Island
A dance between camera operator and subject, Swan's Island profiles artist Katy Martin, who covers herself with blue paint and ...
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Taking Father Home
Filled with bitterness and a thirst for revenge, a 17-year-old boy leaves his rural Chinese village to seek out the father who ...
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Tell Me Do You Miss Me
For over a decade, New York darlings Luna played lullabies for the indie set, but in 2004 they hung up their guitars for good. ...
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TFF Juror Lunch and Portraits
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TFI Youth Programs Panel
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The 100% Perfect Girl
A melancholic fairy tale exploring the possibility/impossibility of perfect love. An anonymous boy believes that he's met "the ...
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The Architect
Based on Scottish playwright David Greig's The Architect, Tauber's debut feature pits an architect (Anthony LaPaglia) against a...
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The Backbrace
Puberty is embarrassing, particularly if you're a teenage boy with scoliosis and your parents force you to wear a backbrace. Th...
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The Big Bad Swim
An eclectic assortment of non-swimmers gather at the local rec center swimming class in this ensemble piece about conquering fe...
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The Big Combo
The UCLA Film & Television Archive's new restoration of this memorably nasty film noir is especially good news since it was...
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The Biology of King Kong
Peter Jackson's special-effects extravaganza presents one of the most realistic movie monsters in cinematic history, but could ...
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The Blood of My Brother
Thoughts of revenge are tempered by more practical concerns in The Blood of My Brother, which shows the war in Iraq from the pe...
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The Bracelet
A slacker's life is saved from a robot revolution when he purchases a Live Strong-inspired rubber bracelet in support of the ro...
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The Bridge
In this bold and thought-provoking documentary about suicide and its complex aftermath, Steel spends from dusk until dawn filmi...
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The Canary Effect
This visually powerful documentary explores the horrific abuses enacted on Native Americans throughout history, abuses which me...
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The Case of the Grinning Cat
Only cinema's greatest essayist would dare combine a personal glance at French (and world) politics of the first few years of t...
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The Cats of Mirikitani
Jimmy Mirikitani is a fiercely independent, homeless 80-year-old Japanese-American artist who lost family and friends to both W...
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The Cell Phone
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The Dignity of the Nobodies
Following his analysis in A Social Genocide (TFF 2004) of globalization's role in Argentina's economic disaster, this master of...
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The Elephant King
This pensive, artfully crafted drama by 2004 TFF Best Short Winner Grossman explores the twisted symbiosis between two American...
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The Fall of Troy
This early historical fresco prefigures Pastrone's 1914 masterwork Cabiria.
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The Flowers of St. Francis
Roberto Rossellini's delicate mediation of the life of St. Francis of Assisi, whom we follow from his immersion in religion to ...
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The Free Will
This sometimes shockingly graphic German film delves into the dark and complex world of Theo, a convicted rapist released from ...
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The Green Hat
The 2005 Grand Jury Prizewinner is a startling break with the historical and political concerns of recent Chinese cinema, notew...
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