Dodgeball
August 27th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
How many ball gags do you think you can cram into ninety minutes? For the answer watch ‘Dodgeball: A True
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The Motorcycle Diaries
August 26th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
In adapting a very personal account of one man’s voyage across South America, Brazilian director Walter Salles has mapped out
The Village
August 20th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
M. Night Shyamalan delves into a 19th century period setting with The Village; his most pensive work to date, and
Shattered Glass
May 14th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
Shattered Glass proves that the view from the floor can often be distorted. A biopic ostensibly based around the true-life
The Company
May 7th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
With The Company, Robert Altman has once again taken a specialised environment, placed it under the microscope, prodded it and
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
April 30th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
Another wordy title and another insane collaboration between a music video virtuoso and cinema’s most unconventional screenwriter, Charlie Kaufman, who’s
21 Grams
March 5th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
The miniscule value suggested by the title is by far the lightest thing about 21 Grams. Alejandro González Iñárritu’s first
Valentin
February 27th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
From modest ambitions Valentin makes a big emotional impact. Alejandro Agresti, Argentina’s answer to Pedro Almodovar, has elegantly reconstructed the
School of Rock
February 6th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
American independent filmmaker Richard Linklater has taken a sidestep into the mainstream with School of Rock, a musical comedy with
The Dreamers
February 6th, 2004 | by Nik Huggins
The cinema of Bernardo Bertolucci has provided the meat of many a heated film debate since his emergence in the
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