Global Lens 2004/2003
- Angel on the Right (Farishtay Kitfi Rost) by Djamshed Usmonov, Tajikistan, 2002
- Khorma by Saadi, Tunisia, 2002
- Mango Yellow (Amarelo Manga) by Cláudio Assis, Brazil, 2002
- Margarette's Feast (La Festa de Margarette) by Renato Falcão, Brazil, 2002
- Nothing More (NADA +) by Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti, Cuba, 2001
- Rachida by Yamina Bachir-Chouikh, Algeria, 2002
- Shadow Kill (Nizhalkkuthu) by Adoor Gopalakrishnan, India, 2002
- Ticket to Jerusalem by Rashid Masharawi, Palestine, 2002
- Women's Prison by Manijeh Hekmat, Iran, 2002
- Wretched Lives (Hubog) by Joel Lamangan, Philippines, 2001
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