Movies released in 2004

Headless (Pugot)

70/100

The start of the film sets the tone. A tortured man looks as if he will castrate himself. Later he staggers aimlessly and bleeding heavily through the streets of a town that is just waking ... See full summary »

Eqvsi da shvidi

76/100

Come prima

66/100

The story of a 18 year-old boy who comes back home after a year spent in hospital due to a motorbike crash. As he will stay on a wheelchair forever he is about to discover that everything could never be "come prima", but there is hope to start a new life.

Monrak roi lan

38/100

For No Good Reason

44/100

Until Tomorrow Comes

58/100

Mentira

30/100

Akasen

26/100

Imprisoned on charges of rape, Izo is released from the confines of his cell and makes his way to the red light district, "Akasen," where brothels and strip joints line the streets. In no ... See full summary »

Satan and the Saint

64/100

Idleheist

60/100

The story tracks four rookie crooks in a robbery gone bad. Idleheist's campy, film noir stylization of crime is meant to parody media and reality TV. Josh explains "I wanted to make a film ... See full summary »

Fetish Mode

58/100

Ghost Shout

28/100

MTV Ao Vivo Rita Lee

60/100

Pantomime

82/100

Failed theatrical actor Brett employs a documentary film crew to make a profile of him as he attempts to reinvent himself as an action movie hero for the American market. Tears, tantrums, and hilarity ensue.

Guilt Complex

76/100

As an eighteen year old, Tom's father was murdered. Years later Tom is still haunted by images of his father's death. With a ruined marriage and poor relationship with his young son, Tom ... See full summary »

D.P.

44/100

Welcome Europe!

76/100

Thalamelam

40/100

another good film with Jagathi Sreekumar from India.

Time Has Come (The Film)

52/100

Time Has Come (the Film) is a sketch comedy film, with absurd sketches that are linked to each other, but really have very little in common. The film first played at the 2004 TromaDance NM film festival.

L'hôtel de l'avenir

46/100