Hero
September 24th, 2004 | by Michelle Thomas
In the 3rd Century B.C., China is divided into seven warring kingdoms, fighting ruthlessly amongst themselves for supremacy. The Kingdom
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Bride and Prejudice Press Conference
June 10th, 2004 | by Ed Colley
On a rainy Sunday afternoon, Future Movies had the pleasure of attending the Bride and Prejudice press conference, along with
Natural City
January 1st, 2004 | by Johan De Silva
Natural City is an ambitious Korean science fiction tribute to Bladerunner with a well managed budget of only 6 million
Goodbye, Lenin!
October 3rd, 2003 | by Matt McAllister
Wolfgang Becker’s high-concept comedy mines unexpected laughs from the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the results are both clever
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
September 26th, 2003 | by Jay Richardson
Robert Rodriguez is a talented man. As Once Upon A Time in Mexico’s opening credits relate, he wrote, directed, “shot,
Belleville Rendez-Vous
August 29th, 2003 | by Nik Huggins
The complete antithesis of everything Disney stands for, Belleville Rendezvous (known as Les Triplettes de Belleville on its original release
Chihwaseon (Drunk on Women and Poetry)
June 6th, 2003 | by Nik Huggins
An artists’ attempt at liberated and objective forms of expression in the midst of political upheaval is a very real
Jacques Tati: Serious Playtime
March 8th, 2003 | by Nik Huggins
French filmmaker Jacques Tati quietly booked his place amongst the pantheon of film comedy’s legendary figures with a small but
Vive la France
February 7th, 2003 | by Ed Colley
People not familiar with their French cinema can often be quite derogatory about it, snootily suggesting that the sum of
Lilya 4-Ever
January 1st, 2003 | by Nik Huggins
Going further than simply proving that contemporary Scandinavian filmmaking is flourishing stylistically and formally (see Denmark favourite cinematic son Lars
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