2002 Movies

A young man believes he's turning into a werewolf after being attacked by an unseen assailant.

A pitch black comedy on a serious subject featuring a lonely executive who takes her would-be rapist hostage without fully thinking it through.

Lia is terrified. She's covered with blood and the walls aren't clean either. A mysterious voice is calling out from the other room.

2002 short by Muller

Jean Rouch's return to Niger, to meet his African friends and the play "Perses" by Aeschylus provide him with the opportunity to relate his Dionysian...

An explosive cocktail of werewolves, psychopathic superheroes, aliens, dentists and orgies in a heavy drama full of satire.

Cindy Jackson has fulfilled her dream. She has spent over 100,000 euros and had herself transformed. From an ugly, clumsy Central American farmer's da...

Wai dreams to buy all the brand-name dresses. Se works in a boutique and met designer Billy, they hook up very soon. Since the owner of the boutique,...

Rosa Funzeca, after twenty years as a prostitute, decides to make a change in her life and to look for an honest job that'll allow her to be reunited...

In 2002, CBS News published a book titled, "What We Saw: The Events of September 11, 2001 -- in Words, Pictures, and Video." The book came with this...

The day I saw the globe was not just another day in June for me. That day will forever stand out from the rest—it was the first time I saw Kyiv. I rem...

A swedish mockumentary exploring the mythological tomte.

Hana is a nineteen-year old expectant mother. She travels with her grandmother's ashes to her grandmother's house. Hana's mother, who gave birth to Ha...

Disillusioned with life, love, and the pressures of the modern world, Jay goes on a quest for higher meaning. But when two violinists, one mysterious...

Glasgow has streets full of tanning salons which service the Glaswegian desire for glamour. We take a look at the peely-wally Scots obsession with hav...

Portrait of gay filmmaker and Parkinson's sufferer Tom Chomont.

Hungarian home movies are examined by the likes of James Ellroy and Stan Brakhage for evidence of family problems.