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Morgan Spurlock chows down in Super Size Me
The 2004 festival opened with the UK premiere of Che Guevara biopic The Motorcycle Diaries and wrapped up with a Korean retelling of Liasons Dangereuse, Untold Scandal, which replaced the much-touted 2046 after it turned out that it would not be finished in time.
Crowdpleasers included Super Size Me (which also won the Guardian New Directors Award for Morgan Spurlock) and Inside I'm Dancing, which took the Audience Award. The Michael Powell Award went to My Summer Of Love.
Short film winners included Billy's Day Out and Brand Spanking. Short Scottish Documentary Award went to Jim Hickey for And So Goodbye.
View Films by Strand:
- Black Box
- British Gala
- Directors' Showcase
- Document
- Gala
- Late Night Romps
- Mirrorball
- Retrospective: The Forgotten Cinema of Valerio Zurlini
- Rosebud
- Shorts
- Special Events
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Dangerous liaison between a lapsed Irish Catholic and a first generation Pakistani Muslim.
French intellectual take on kinky sex between a gay man and a suicidal woman.
An ex-army man strolls into town, seeking revenge on his disabled brother's assailants.
A revenge drama from South Korea creates a mystery for the long term prisoner who is released. Now out to own as part of the Vengeance Trilogy box set.
A passing crooner is kidnapped by a loony in the woods.
Coming of age drama based on the writings of a young Che Guevara.
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