Global Lens 2005
- Buffalo Boy by Nguyen-Vô Nghiem-Minh, Vietnam, 2004
- Daughter of Keltoum (La Fille de Keltoum) by Mehdi Charef, Algeria, 2001
- Fuse (Gori Vatra) by Pjer Zalica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2003
- Hollow City (Na Cidade Vazia) by Maria João Ganga, Angola, 2004
- Kabala by Assane Kouyaté, Mali, 2002
- Lili's Apron (El Delantal de Lili) by Mariano Galperin, Argentina, 2004
- Uniform by Diao Yinan, China, 2003
- What's a Human Anyway by Reha Erdem, Turkey, 2004
- Whisky by Juan Pablo Rebella and Pablo Stoll, Uruguay, 2004
- Today and Tomorrow (Hoy y Mañana) by Alejandro Chomski, Argentina, 2003
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