Open Cinema

• Michel OCELOT
• France
• 1998
• 71min

Opnce upon a time,in a small villiage,somewhere in Africa... A little voice is heaard from inside the womb of a pregnant women:＂Mother,give birth to me!＂＂A child who can speak fro...

Open Cinema

• MIYAZAKI Hayao
• Japan
• 1999
• 133min

Providing the grandiose spectacle of war between a human civilization which threatens nature and the outraged divinities(Mononoke),Hayal Miyazaki＇s masterpiece Mononoke Hime became...

Open Cinema

• Bernardo BERTOLUCCI
• Italy,United States
• 1999
• 92min

A love story set in the contrasting climates of politically-charged Africa and the tranquil confines of an enchanting Roman villa. A man and a woman caught between love and loyalty...

Open Cinema

• KITANO Takeshi
• Japan
• 1999
• 116min

Takeshi Kitano, who has been challenging standard cinematic style since his directorial debut, makes an attempt at a standard story this time, keeping away from the sophisticated d...

Open Cinema

• François GIRARD
• Canada
• 1998
• 130min

I clearly remembered when I had the first vision of The Red Violin. It was in February 1994 and I was in a London cab, running late for a rendezvous. Today the film is finished and...

Open Cinema

• Kang Jacky
• Korea
• 1999
• 128min

Sinking the domestic box office record set by Titanic,Shiri is a prime example of the commercial trends dominating Korean cinema today. Kang Je-Gyu＇s ‘New Alternative Plan’blends t...

Open Cinema

• Pedro Almodovar
• Spain
• 1999
• 101min

The night a runs over her son Esteban,Manuela cries until she is completely dry.And far from seeing clearly,the present and the future become mixed up in the same dark cloud.That n...

Open Cinema

• Regis Wargnier
• France
• 1999
• 121min

In June 1946, Stalin launched a major propaganda drive aimed at Russian who had emigrated to the west.Lured by amnesty,a Soviet passport and the opportunity to take part in the po...