Van Helsing
Hugh Jackman stars in a spectacular, if somewhat shallow, action-adventure, as the monster-mashing hero out to kill Count Dracula.
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Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen
A lifeless teen dramedy which Freaky Friday's Lindsay Lohan can't revive.
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The Company
Veteran director Robert Altman follows up Gosford Park with a determinedly aimless look inside a famous ballet company, co-produced by and starring Neve Campbell.
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Laws Of Attraction
Pierce Brosnan and Julianne Moore play bickering New York divorce attorneys in a flat-footed romantic comedy.
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Anazapta
The plague, the French, and a mysterious stranger spell trouble in this supernatural Middle Ages drama.
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Basque Ball (La Pelota Vasca: La Piel Contra La Piedra)
Director Julio Medem delivers an information-packed documentary about the Basque separatists ETA.
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Demonlover
Corporate politics merge with S&M, comic books, and Japanese anime porn in this striking fantasy thriller.
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The Saddest Music In The World
Maverick Canadian director Guy Maddin conjures up another unique vision, this time recalling the screwball comedies and melodramas of yore.
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Wonderland
Val Kilmer stars as John Holmes, the over-endowed 70s porn star who became implicated in murder.
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Where's Firuze (Neredesin Firuze)
Laugh? We almost cried in this horrendously unfunny comedy about a group of hapless music promoters.
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Married/Unmarried
Two couples struggle to keep themselves married and unmarried in this pretentious British drama.
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Performance
Donald Cammell and Nicolas Roeg co-direct this British classic featuring sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll star Mick Jagger.
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Re-Inventing Eddie
An innocent dad is hounded by social services after he's accused of abusing his children.
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