2004 Movies

“Daikon Ashi” is a Japanese term that means legs that look like big white radishes.

An agoraphobic young man and a mysterious woman that can only speak through a tape recorder struggle to connect to each other and the world around the...

A music documentary that traced the trajectory of the authentic real power band "The Golden Cups" born from Yokohama / Honmoku where the US military b...

Mexican feature film

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

First film of the yakuza series starring Hiroki Matsukata.

Sakaki, a university professor, and two female university students visit Benihana Village to investigate the legend of a demon woman. They peel off a...

A Prohibition era football hero is the unwitting pawn in a bookmaking scheme as a love-struck coed and an enterprising reporter seek to exploit him in...

A love-sick computer programmer unleashes a devastating computer virus on his colleagues. The charming but deadly animated virus goes on to conquer th...

Andra is the champion goalkeeper in the campus soccer team. His love life is ruined as he spends most of his time and energy on the field. But this sp...

This post-apocalyptic action-adventure trash spectacle is a true gem of indie cinema.

Determined to help people die with dignity, Dr. Jack Kevorkian refused to conceal or halt his participation in assisted suicides until the government...

A story of romance and humour set in Australia's far North East. Former journalist Tom Stopple escapes Brisbane and heads north to find himself immers...

Captured in black and white, Chikako Yamashiro is in tennis wear dancing in frenzied fashion to club beats in front of a tombstone in broad daylight....

David Lynch experiments with time and photography in three different locations.

digi+KISHIN DVD Chiaki Kuriyama. Chiaki Kuriyama is an actress who has become world-famous for appearing in Tarantino's "Kill Bill". Photography by o...

Director Smith examines the reasons why he likes to wear pink.