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The Aviator
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Christopher Reeve
Rosanna Arquette
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Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a young man intent on succeeding in business since inheriting his family’s oil tool business, but his attention is soon distracted by his mutual loves of aviation and filmmaking. He attempts to film an aerial combat scene for Hell’s Angels, but with the advent of sound, the lengthy filming process becomes even more lengthy and expensive, causing frustration for those surrounding him. The film depicts the early years in the life of Howard Hughes from roughly the 1920s to the 1940s. It follows his dual careers in aviation and filmmaking, but also delves into his personal life, particularly his relationships with Katherine Hepburn (Cate Blanchett) and Ava Gardner (Kate Beckinsale), including scenes depicting his infamous eccentric behavior such as his fear of germs.
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American Splendor
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Chris Ambrose
Joey Krajcar
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Harvey Pekar is a file clerk at a Cleveland Veterans' Affairs hospital who doesn't have much of a social life other than discussing minutia with fellow record buffs. He reads, writes, and listens to jazz when he’s not bemoaning his life or the decline of society. One day he discusses an off-handed idea for a comic book with friend Robert Crumb (James Urbaniak). The artist draws pictures for Harvey’s jottings and “American Splendor” is born. The comic unexpectedly achieves a cult following. One of the devotees is Joyce (Hope Davis), a neurotic comic store clerk who establishes an unlikely relationship with Pekar after tracking him down to find a missing issue.
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Atanarjuat
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Natar Ungalaq
Sylvia Ivalu
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The telling of an Inuit legend of an evil spirit causing strife in the community and one warrior's endurance and battle of its menace.
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Anastasia
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Meg Ryan
John Cusack
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When the evil Rasputin (Christopher Lloyd) curses the Romanov family, Princess Anastasia and the Dowager Empress (Angela Lansbury) manage to escape. Years later, the Empress is offering a reward for anyone who can find Anastasia. Two conmen, Dimitri (John Cusak) and Vladimir (Kelsey Grammer), begin holding auditions in order to find someone they can pass off as the Princess and receive their award. So when they find Ana (Meg Ryan), an orphan with no memory of her past, who looks like Anastasia and happens to be heading in the same direction as they are, Dimitri and Vladimir decide to teach her to be Anastasia so that they can get the award. Together, the three of them and Ana's dog Pooka travel to Paris to confront the Dowager Empress and find out if Ana really is Anastasia.
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Asoka
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Ajith
Subhashini Ali
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Both stylish and stylized, Santosh Sivan's Hindi epic Asoka tells the heavily fictionalized but nonetheless compelling story of India's greatest emperor. In the third century B.C., the Mauryan king Asoka built a vast empire by means of ruthless conquest; but after the great Kalinga war he became sickened by the terrible slaughter he had caused, converted to Buddhism and dedicated the rest of his life to spreading peace and prosperity. The film, though, concerns itself only with Asoka's rise to power, his love for the princess Kaurwaki, and his subsequent descent into brutality. Shah Rukh Khan is a brooding and temperamental prince who woos the lovely princess Kaurwaki (Kareena Kapoor) incognito and with the aid of the obligatory song-and-dance numbers. After a promising start involving mythic swords, heroic combat, and King Lear-like sibling rivalry, the film falls into a familiar Bollywood groove for a while until events overtake the unlucky lovers and Asoka turns mean when he thinks his princess is dead. She in turn searches vainly for her handsome hero, not knowing his real identity; and when the tyrannical Asoka attacks her kingdom she leads her people against his armies in a near-genocidal war. The finale, after a wonderfully staged battle that employs 6,000 extras, is genuinely touching. Throughout, the film works best when striving for a realistic tone, though the fairy tale romance and song interludes are doubtless contrived to please the domestic Indian audience more than cynical Europeans. It's a shame that Asoka's true greatness is never realized on screen, as the story ends before his momentous conversion, but as a film that tackles big themes with real visual flair Asoka nonetheless deserves to find a worldwide audience. --Mark Walker
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About Schmidt
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Jack Nicholson
Kathy Bates
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Schmidt (Jack Nicholson) finds himself very much adrift after his retirement and the sudden death of his wife. He finds a sort of therapy when he enrolls in a child sponsorship program he sees on late night television and begins to dictate in letters the story of his life to an African boy. He eventually leaves the house setting out in his Winnebago, visiting his past, and writing letters along the way. Schmidt begrudgingly attends his daughter's wedding before returning home. He returns home feeling defeated, before discovering a surprising piece of correspondence waiting in the mail.
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The Accused
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Kelly McGillis
Jodie Foster
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A gritty, flirty, party-girl named Sarah Tobias (Jodie Foster) is brutally raped at a bar one night by three men. Although intoxicated and under the influence of drugs, she is able to identify her assailants to the police. Not wanting to be bothered with a weak case, the district attorney Kathryn Murphy (Kelly McGillis) plea-bargains the case away and Sarah's attackers receive light sentences on account of Sarah's promiscuous past and questionable character. Enraged at this outcome, Sarah convinces the district attorney to continue the fight for justice by prosecuting those in the bar who cheered on the rapists and did not come to Sarah's help. But the prosecutor has her work cut out. In order to get justice for Sarah, can she convince a jury that no matter the circumstances or the past history of Sarah, that the men are guilty? And in the process, can Kathryn's social conscience be re-awakened?
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The Age Of Innocence
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Winona Ryder
Michelle Pfeiffer
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Society scion Newland Archer is engaged to May Welland, but his well-ordered life is upset when he meets May's unconventional cousin...
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Ali
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Will Smith
Jamie Foxx
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Cassius Clay (Will Smith) rises to national celebrity after winning the Heavyweight Championship in 1964. Over the next ten years, Clay stays in the public spotlight for both his sporting and personal life. He changes his name to Cassius X and then to Muhammad Ali based on his involvement with Malcolm X (Mario Van Peebles). He refuses to serve in Vietnam when drafted and is banned from fighting in the US as a result. Ali’s marriages to Sonji (Jada Pinkett Smith) and Belinda Ali (Nona Gaye) suffer the stress of continual public controversy. Ali seeks matches outside the US, including the famous “Rumble in the Jungle” in Tanzania. Throughout his career, Ali is supported by friend Drew “Bundini” Brown (Jamie Foxx) and sportscaster Howard Cosell (Jon Voight).
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Alt For Egil
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Morten Abel
Elin Furubotn
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A pizza delivery boy must balance the needs of his sick mother, his mentally retarded friend, and the comatose girl of his dreams.
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Animal Farm
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Kelsey Grammer
Ian Holm
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The animals of a farm successfully revolt against its human owner, only to slide into a more brutal tyranny among themselves.
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The Assassination Of Richard Nixon
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Sean Penn
Naomi Watts
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This movie is based on a true story, year 1974. The story is about Samuel J. Bicke (Sean Penn), man who lost all the illusions of promises of the "American dream". His wife just left him and he's stuck on his not job. One of his friends gives him an idea to start their own business. Since they don't have any money to begin with, the only chance for success is loan for small companies that president Nixon promotes. But he got rejected for the loan and he becomes obsessed with president Nixon. He starts to blame president for everything that happens in his life and he doubts in his politics towards Vietnam. He start to activate in political since and he believes that he the one who is going to stop presedent. He feels disgrace and shame for his country, for its corruption and anarchie. He plans to hijack the plane and go straight on The White House.
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Assault On Precinct 13
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Ethan Hawke
Laurence Fishburne
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A police sergeant must rally the cops and prisoners together to protect themselves on New Year's Eve, just as corrupt policeman surround the station with the intent of killing all to keep their deception in the ranks.
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Atonement
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Saoirse Ronan
Brenda Blethyn
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The movie "Atonement" (2000) is set in 1930s England which was a time when the second world war was imminent. Briony Tallis (Romola Garai) is a wealthy young woman who lives with her privileged family in their huge mansion. Briony’s family gather one hot and humid weekend and tensions surface. Briony witnesses her sister Cecilia (Keira Knightley) and a servant’s son, Robbie (James McAvoy), together and misinterprets what is happening which results in Robbie’s arrest. After three years in prison, Robbie joins the army and fights the German army in France. During this time Robbie and Cecelia exchange letters and are still in love; meanwhile Briony is working as a nurse for the war wounded. Briony realizes that she must apologize to Robbie and recant her testimony but it seems she never does so. Robbie and Cecilia die before they can be reunited and an elderly Briony (Vanessa Redgrave) realizes that she can never atone for what she did to her sister and her sister’s lover.
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Auf Der Anderen Seite
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Nurgül Yesilçay
Baki Davrak
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A Turkish man travels to Istanbul to find the daughter of his father's former girlfriend.
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Away From Her
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Julie Christie
Michael Murphy
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The movie is all about a couple, Fiona and Grant, who were living together for more than 40 years. Fate has come in the form Alzheimer's disease, which makes one forget some of the most vital parts of life, and strikes their relationship. After Fiona became a victim of this brain-related disease, she, one fine day, forgets the place where she lives and she finds herself lost in the streets. Now, Grant decides to treat Fiona's disorder and admits her in a hospital, where the rule levied says visitors can't be allowed to meet the patients for the first 30 days, which Grant finds very hard. At the end of the 30 day period, when Grant comes to the hospital to meet Fiona, truth makes him a living dead. He finds that Fiona has completed forgotten him and that she has become very close to another man, Aubrey, a man who is a mute and can't move without a wheelchair. The gap between Fiona and Grant widens and Grant takes decides to sacrifice his love for his beloved wife and move away from her so that Fiona could live happily with Aubrey.
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