918. For All Mankind

 USA 1989

 DIR Al Reinert

 917. The Class

 France 2008

 DIR Laurent Cantet

 916. Frost/Nixon

 USA/UK/France 2008

 DIR Ron Howard

 915. Match Point

 UK/USA/Ireland/Russia 2005

 DIR Woody Allen

 914. Central Station

 Brazil/France 1998

 DIR Walter Salles

 913. Mysterious Skin

 USA/Netherlands 2004

 DIR Greg Araki

 912. Paprika

 Japan 2006

 DIR Satoshi Kon

 911. The Awful Truth

 USA 1937

 DIR Leo McCarey

 910. Stalingrad

 Germany 1993

 DIR Joseph Vilsmaier

 909. The Great Escape

 USA 1963

 DIR John Sturges

 908. Capote

 Canada/USA 2005

 DIR Bennett Miller

 907. The Testament Of Dr. Mabuse

 Germany 1933

 DIR Fritz Lang

 906. The Ballad Of Narayama

 Japan 1983

 DIR Shohei Imamura

 905. The Human Condition

 Japan 1959

 DIR Masaki Kobayashi

 904. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

 USA 1988

 DIR Robert Zemeckis

 903. Stalag 17

 USA 1953

 DIR Billy Wilder

 902. Sin City

 USA 2005

 DIR Frank Miller/Robert Rodriguez

 901. 'Breaker' Morant

 Australia 1980

 DIR Bruce Beresford

A documentary on the Apollo space program.

'There is no commentary as such. Instead, Reinert allows the stunning slo-mo images and the many conversations between the astronauts and mission control to speak for themselves. It works a treat, as does the accompanying sound track by atmospheric soundsmiths Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois.' Time Out

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Having wasted enormous resources on recapturing Allied prisoners of war, the Germans move the most determined to a new, high-security camp.

'Worth seeing the last half hour, if nothing else, for one of the best stunt sequences in years: McQueen's motor-cycle bid for freedom.' Derek Adams

 

 

The cruelties of life in a small Japanese 19th century village. Once anyone reaches 70 years old they must leave the village and go to a mountain top to die.

'Shohei Imamura's The Ballad of Narayama is excellently crafted, strongly acted and directed, and well shot.' Variety

 

Robert Zemeckis delivers a hugely entertaining film which is groundbreaking in its mix of live action and animation. It centre's around Roger Rabbit's attempts to remain as the top cartoon star.

'Visually stunning and creatively superior, Zemeckis's work is frequently staggering and always entertaining.' Ben Falk

 

 

One of number of Australian film successes from the late 70s early 80s. Edward Woodward stars as one of a trio of British soldiers charged with murder.

'If it hardly breaks any new ground either formally or politically, it's nevertheless a moving and highly professional affair, in which Brown and Thompson give particularly good performances.' Time Out

        NEXT

PREVIOUS

 

 

 

 919. No Direction Home: Bob Dylan

 UK/USA/Japan 2005

 DIR Martin Scorsese

 920. Crash

 USA/Germany 2004

 DIR Paul Haggis