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Cast
- 2008 - The Limits of Control
- 2008 - Blindness
- 2008 - Rudo y Cursi
- 2006 - Babel
- 2006 - The Science of Sleep
- 2005 - The King
- 2004 - Bad Education
- 2004 - The Motorcycle Diaries
- 2003 - Dot the I
- 2002 - The Crime of Padre Amaro
Articles
- May 25 2007 - 'Ocean's 13' Cannes review
- May 18 2007 - Cuaron, del Toro and Inarritu gain Focus
- Nov 3 2006 - 'Babel' closes the LFF
- Oct 12 2006 - Considine receives 'Ultimatum'
- Oct 3 2006 - Bernal to battle Bourne?
- Sep 21 2006 - 'Children of Men' feature
- Sep 14 2006 - LFF line-up announced
- Sep 4 2006 - Venice diary - 'Children of Men' review
- May 23 2006 - Cannes diary part nine: 'Babel' review
- Apr 25 2006 - Gael García Bernal interview
- Jan 27 2006 - Sundance 2006 - final report
- Jan 24 2006 - Sundance 2006 - Day two
- Dec 2 2005 - Sundance line-up announced
- Oct 31 2005 - LFF - Gael García Bernal discusees 'The King'
- Oct 14 2005 - 2005 London Film Festival preview
- May 14 2005 - Cannes: Day Four
- Jan 17 2005 - BAFTA Nominations Announced
- Nov 4 2004 - Short Cuts
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