Wide Angle

• Lee Hyung-Joo
• Korea
• 1998
• 30min

A house-husband goes through his daily chores with a kind of grace, even taking a break to chew on a hot pepper in solitude. Although uncomfortable with bringing the laundry in or trying to catch a fowl in the yard, he performs hi...

Korean Panorama

• Hur Jin-Ho
• Korea
• 1998
• 97min

Drinking with friends, writing instructions on operating the photo machine for his father and making his last portraits - all are last acts for the terminally ill photographer Jung-Won. In the midst of closing the last chapter of ...

Wide Angle

• Florence Jaugey
• Nicaragua
• 1998
• 10min

When Miss Rosa came to live here, shortly after the earthquake, everything was in ruins. People say this used to be a cinema, but she has been living in it for years and has never seen a film in her life. So many things happen at ...

Wide Angle

• Kim Jin-Han
• Korea
• 1998
• 17min

This film expresses psychological solitude through experimental images and formal beauty. Locked inside while her parents are at work, a 6-year-old girl spends the day with her baby brother on her back. She dreams of flying as sh...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Prasanna Vithanage
• SriLanka,Japan
• 1998
• 74min

For 13 years in northern Sri Lanka, the Tamils have been at war with government troops for an independent state. The blind Wannihami lives in a village with his daughter Sunanda, while his son Bandara is away fighting as a governm...

Wide Angle

• KANG Mi-Ja
• Korea
• 1998
• 21min

Images live in our minds like a coild snake. Through childhood memories, a daughter gets her mother′s purity by osmosis. She wants to escape suppression through endurance and obedience, but finds she resembles her mother, a good w...

Wide Angle

• Eoin Clarke
• UK
• 1998
• 7min

A group of political subversives try to bring down their oppressive overlords by committing acts of gross stupidity.

Wide Angle

• Temirbek Birnazarov
• Kirgizstan
• 1998
• 10min

A film about usual life in an unusual place. The people of a remote mountainous village are kept in contact with the outside world thanks to the ′Devil Bridge′.

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Abolfazl Jalili
• Iran
• 1998
• 90min

It is impressive to see in this film the smile of the Iranian boy, Farhad, who is too young to know what despair means. This film doesn`t present a world shown through children`s hearts as in other Iranian films. Rather, it indict...

A Window on Asian Cinema

• Patrick Yau
• Hong Kong
• 1998
• 87min

A jewelry store heist staged by a band of inexperienced Hong Kong holdup artists goes badly wrong, leading to a high caliber shootout. The elite Organized Crime Bureau team headed by Captain Chung King Ken (Simon Yau) is forced to...