Wide Angle

• Singapore
• 2004
• 3min

This short film was inspired by the filmmaker′s 5-day stav in Pusan and Seoul in 2001. Utilizing Korean advertisements, the film depicts a real love story, although ephemeral, that began and ended within a time span of 24 hours i...

Korean Panorama

• Korea
• 2004
• 85min

A man seeks empty houses to sleep and eat in, He waters dried up plants, cleans the house and even does the laundry to pay for his stav. One day, he finds another empty house, which in fact, is not empty at all. A woman who is hab...

Wide Angle

• Singapore
• 2004
• 11min

This film deals with war, killer virus?s, death, bad economies, unemployment and the all-around uncertainties that surround us these days. 576 emerged out of the frustrations from the filmmaker′s feeling of helplessness in the fa...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Japan
• 2004
• 114min

69 Sixty Nine, Lee Sang-il′s third feature following Blue Chong and Border Lines is based on the novel by Ryu Murakami. The film′s opening sequence, filled with 60s′ rock music and American pop culture-style animation, summarizes ...

Critics` Choice

• France
• 2004
• 88min

Two women are trapped in despair. One is Claire, who is in her late teens and is pregnant against her will. The other is an Armenian woman, Melikian, who raised her son alone but lost him in a car accident. The common ground for t...

Wide Angle

• Argentina
• 2004
• 120min

No country has ever experienced an economic and social collapse in peacetime on the scale that Argentina has. Since the onset of dictatorial rule a quarter century ago, the once thriv nation has seen skyrocketing debt, political a...

Wide Angle

• UK
• 2004
• 93min

Several years ago, British filmmaker Daniel Gordon and his crew were granted permission to film in North Korea while making the 2002 documentary The Game of Their Lives. That film was about the 1966 North Korean World Cup soccer t...

Special Programs in Focus

• Indonesia
• 2004
• 6min

A Very Slow breakfast is about individuality and the loss of family values. An attempt to redefine the meaning of family in the changing realm of modernity.

Open Cinema

• Japan,China
• 2004
• 102min

about love is an omnibus film that combines the talents of producers, directors and actors from the three different nations. Under the subtitle of Tokyo, Taipei, and Shanghai, three different motives of breakup, meeting and commun...

Open Cinema

• UK
• 2004
• 104min

Cacim is a second generation Pakistani from Glasgow. Working as a DJ in Glasgow′s coolest venues. Casim dreams of buying his own club one day. His parents, Tariq and Sadia, are devout Muslims and plan for him to marry his beautif...