2004 Movies

Keep Your Mind On Your Money!

A masterless Samurai seeks retribution for the slaying of the Royal family and his own murder.

In this dream portrait, George Kuchar travels through snow confetti, strobe flashes and artificial wind as he describes his weather diaries. Then, Geo...

The world of motocross is one of the most competitive and thrilling spectacles in the Extreme Sports calendar. Going behind the scenes, filmmakers Jon...

A male prostitute and a handicapped girl witness a murder.

Mexican feature film

A politic documentary about Peru in 2000.

A film by Robert Cahen

A short amateur movie by Kojiro Shishido. Winner at the 10th annual Student CG Contest held in 2005. It shows great sensitivity towards the delicate...

In Daily Mask (2004),Hassinger embodies the narrator caught behind the minstrel's (a racist cultural stereotype) mask. - LeRonn P. Brooks

Once upon a time an old married couple lived in love and happiness, but they did not have any children until one day the old man found a small hedgeho...

A tragic look at an African-American family struggling to survive in ’60s-era Harlem, and its relationship with photojournalist (and later director) G...

A male God bestows upon animals the gift of self-awareness, which they promptly use to express guilt for their behavior. This moral breakthrough is so...

Jackie Raynal plays director in a film in the process of being filmed. With great humor, she takes on the role of a filmmaker fighting to adapt a curi...

Once upon a time there was a man and his android Murielle (MRL567),a last-generation neuromatrix. Murielle satisfies both his physical and biological...

Barry Doupé's lusty A Boy on a Dock Blowing His Nose features vaguely articulated, quasi-human doodles and Spirographs animated within a bizarre nethe...

Set in an Aussie farmhouse and a 50's style diner, Rocfish presents this classic tale of a Father's love for his runaway child.

Video, music, dance, graphics, modelling... that's what Kyupi Kyupi is, a video + performance group that goes beyond the boundaries of all genres. The...

Gehr's preferred title for this film was not actually The Astronomer’s Dream—a direct homage reference to the seminal Georges Méliès film (also known...