Interview with Lab Ky Mo, director of Nine Dead Gay Guys
July 1st, 2002 | by Jay Richardson
Lab Ky Mo’s first feature film about two Belfast lads hustling for money around London’s gay scene has attracted both
Filmmaking
Defining Iranian Cinema
June 1st, 2002 | by Christopher Gow
Given its current veneration as the art-house movie-goer’s cinema of choice, it’s hardly surprising that the words “Iranian” and “cinema”
Baffled by Bollywood? Worried by WuXia? Alienated by anime? Part 3
February 3rd, 2002 | by Michelle Thomas
Fear not, for armed with Future Movies trusty Bluffer’s Guide to the new Asian cinema, you’ll know your baksheesh from
Baffled by Bollywood? Worried by Wuxia? Alienated by anime? Part 2
February 2nd, 2002 | by Michelle Thomas
Fear not, for armed with Future Movies trusty Bluffer’s Guide to the new Asian cinema, you’ll know your baksheesh from
Baffled by Bollywood? Worried by WuXia? Alienated by anime? Part 1
February 1st, 2002 | by Michelle Thomas
Fear not, for armed with Future Movies trusty Bluffer’s Guide to the new Asian cinema, you’ll know your baksheesh from
Marion Ross on Superhero Movie
January 1st, 2002 | by Adam Tanswell
Actress Marion Ross is best known for her portrayal of Mrs Cunningham in the classic television show Happy Days. However,
Perfect Pitch
January 1st, 2002 | by Ed Colley
A great idea for a film. We’ve all got one somewhere. It might be a rarely visited, vague concept at
Just Visiting
January 1st, 2002 | by Coco Forsythe
The funny thing about actors is that they look like their characters, so while the name Richard Jenkins might not
Neil Gaiman
January 1st, 2002 | by Adam Tanswell
With Beowulf hitting cinemas shortly, we head to San Diego to chat to executive producer and screenplay writer Neil Gaiman
Q&A with Guy Ritchie
January 1st, 2002 | by Adam Tanswell
British director Guy Ritchie, 39, first hit the headlines when his debut movie Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels was
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