2003 Toronto International Film Festival - Contemporary World Cinema

Contemporary World Cinema

  • Abjad directed by Abolfazl Jalili
  • Alexandra's Project directed by Rolf de Heer
  • Antenna directed by Kazuyoshi Kumakiri
  • At Five in the Afternoon directed by Samira Makhmalbaf
  • B-Happy directed by Gonzalo Justiniano
  • Bright Young Things directed by Stephen Fry
  • Broken Wings directed by Nir Bergman
  • Crimson Gold directed by Jafar Panahi
  • Since Otar Left directed by Julie Bertuccelli
  • Drifters directed by Wang Xiaoshuai
  • Dummy directed by Greg Pritikin
  • Errance directed by Damien Odoul
  • The Event directed by Thom Fitzgerald
  • Evil directed by Mikael Håfström
  • Facing Windows directed by Ferzan Özpetek
  • Forest directed by Benedek Fliegauf
  • Böse Zellen directed by Barbara Albert
  • Fuse directed by Pjer Žalica
  • The Galíndez File directed by Gerardo Herrero
  • Golden Chicken directed by Samson Chiu
  • Good Bye, Lenin! directed by Wolfgang Becker
  • A Good Lawyer's Wife directed by Im Sang-soo
  • Grimm directed by Alex van Warmerdam
  • Gun-shy directed by Dito Tsintsadze
  • Incantato directed by Pupi Avati
  • The Hours of the Day directed by Jaime Rosales
  • I'm Not Scared directed by Gabriele Salvatores
  • Identity Kills directed by Sören Voigt
  • In the City directed by Cesc Gay
  • Intermission directed by John Crowley
  • Interview directed by Theo van Gogh
  • James' Journey to Jerusalem directed by Ra'anan Alexandrowicz
  • Japanese Story directed by Sue Brooks
  • Kamchatka directed by Marcelo Piñeyro
  • Kitchen Stories directed by Bent Hamer
  • Last Life in the Universe directed by Pen-ek Ratanaruang
  • The Last Virgin directed by Joel Lamangan
  • Loving Glances directed by Srđan Karanović
  • The Magic Gloves directed by Martín Rejtman
  • Where Is Madame Catherine? directed by Marc Recha
  • Memories of Murder directed by Bong Joon-ho
  • Milwaukee, Minnesota directed by Allan Mindel
  • The Mother directed by Roger Michell
  • My Life Without Me directed by Isabel Coixet
  • Noi the Albino directed by Dagur Kári
  • Nicotina directed by Hugo Rodríguez
  • Nos enfants chéris directed by Benoît Cohen
  • Osama directed by Siddiq Barmak
  • Pieces of April directed by Peter Hedges
  • Prey for Rock & Roll directed by Alex Steyermark
  • The Principles of Lust directed by Penny Woolcock
  • Prosti directed by Erik Matti
  • PTU directed by Johnnie To
  • Pupendo directed by Jan Hřebejk
  • Purple Butterfly directed by Lou Ye
  • Who Killed Bambi? directed by Gilles Marchand
  • Ramblers directed by Nobuhiro Yamashita
  • Remember Me, My Love directed by Gabriele Muccino
  • The Return directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev
  • Secret File directed by Paolo Benvenuti
  • Shara directed by Naomi Kawase
  • Silence Between Two Thoughts directed by Babak Payami
  • So Far Away directed by Juan Carlos Tabío
  • Al sur de Granada directed by Fernando Colomo
  • Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring directed by Kim Ki-duk
  • Stander directed by Bronwen Hughes
  • Stormy Weather directed by Sólveig Anspach
  • Struggle directed by Ruth Mader
  • SuperTex directed by Jan Schütte
  • Testosterone directed by David Moreton
  • All the Fine Promises directed by Jean-Paul Civeyrac
  • Travellers and Magicians directed by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche
  • Vibrator directed by Ryūichi Hiroki
  • Vodka Lemon directed by Hiner Saleem
  • What the Eye Doesn't See directed by Francisco José Lombardi
  • Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself directed by Lone Scherfig
  • Wonderland directed by James Cox
  • Young Adam directed by David Mackenzie

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