Contemporary World Cinema
- 1999 Madeleine directed by Laurent Bouhnik
- Adrenaline Drive directed by Shinobu Yaguchi
- After the Truth directed by Roland Suso Richter
- Les amants criminels directed by François Ozon
- Andares in Time of War directed by Alejandra Jimenez Lopez
- The Annihilation of Fish directed by Charles Burnett
- Augustin, roi du kung-fu directed by Anne Fontaine
- Away with Words directed by Christopher Doyle
- Beau travail directed by Claire Denis
- Beautiful People directed by Jasmin Dizdar
- The Big Brass Ring directed by George Hickenlooper
- Le bleu des villes directed by Stephane Brize
- Boys Don't Cry directed by Kimberly Peirce
- Buddy Boy directed by Mark Hanlon
- Bullets Over Summer directed by Wilson Yip
- Burlesk King directed by Mel Chionglo
- C'est quoi la vie? directed by François Dupeyron
- Caravan directed by Eric Valli
- The Color of Heaven directed by Majid Majidi
- Les convoyeurs attendent directed by Benoit Mariage
- Crane World directed by Pablo Trapero
- The Cup directed by Khyentse Norbu
- Dancing with Hydra directed by Takuji Suzuki
- Darkness and Light directed by Chang Tso-chi
- Un derangement considerable directed by Bernard Stora
- Deterrence directed by Rod Lurie
- La donna lupo directed by Aurelio Grimaldi
- East is East directed by Damien O'Donnell
- Enthusiasm directed by Ricardo Larrain
- Feeling Sexy directed by Davida Allen
- From the Edge of the City directed by Constantinos Giannaris
- Garage Olimpo directed by Marco Bechis
- Gemini directed by Shinya Tsukamoto
- Guinevere directed by Audrey Wells
- Hans Warns - My 20th Century directed by Gordian Maugg
- Happy, Texas directed by Mark Illsley
- Harem Suare directed by Ferzan Özpetek
- High Expectations directed by Evi Quaid
- L'humanite directed by Bruno Dumont
- Jesus' Son directed by Alison Maclean
- Journey to the Sun directed by Yeşim Ustaoğlu
- Judy Berlin directed by Eric Mendelsohn
- julien donkey-boy directed by Harmony Korine
- Kadosh directed by Amos Gitaï
- The Last September directed by Deborah Warner
- Lies directed by Jang Sun Woo
- Luna Papa directed by Bakhityar Khudojnazarov
- M/Other directed by Nobuhiro Suwa
- Malli directed by Santosh Sivan
- March of Happiness directed by Lin Cheng-Sheng
- Mifune - Dogme 3 directed by Søren Kragh-Jacobsen
- Miss Julie directed by Mike Figgis
- Nightfall directed by Fred Kelemen
- One Piece! directed by Shinobu Yaguchi and Takuji Suzuki
- Peau neuve directed by Emilie Deleuze
- The Personals directed by Chen Kuo-fu
- Le petit voleur directed by Eric Zonka
- Ratcatcher directed by Lynne Ramsay
- Revenge directed by Andrés Wood
- Rien a faire directed by Marion Vernoux
- Romance directed by Catherine Breillat
- A Room for Romeo Brass directed by Shane Meadows
- Rosetta directed by Luc Dardenne and Jean-Pierre Dardenne
- Show Me Love directed by Lukas Moodysson
- Shower directed by Zhang Yang
- Simon, The Magician directed by Ildiko Enyedi
- So Close to Paradise directed by Wang Xiaoshuai
- Soft Hearts directed by Joel Lamangan and Eric Quizon
- Speedy Boys directed by James Herbert
- Splendor directed by Gregg Araki
- Split Wide Open directed by Dev Benegal
- Sunburn directed by Nelson Hume
- Tempting Heart directed by Sylvia Chang
- Throne of Death directed by Murali Nair
- Time Out directed by Sergio Cabrera
- A Time to Love directed by Giacomo Campiotti
- Two Streams directed by Carlos Reichenbach
- Urban Feel directed by Jonathan Sagall
- The Virgin directed by Diego Donnhofer
- The War Zone directed by Tim Roth
- Yesterday Children directed by Carlos Siguion-Reyna
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