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<film>
	<type>Horror</type>
	<title>I Walked With A Zombie</title>
	<director>Jacques Tourneur</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1943</year>
	<length>69</length>
	<opinion>Nurse takes zombie to be cured at voodoo ritual.</opinion>
	<rating>2</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>
<film>
	<type>Hollywood</type>
	<title>Tropic Thunder</title>
	<director>Ben Stiller</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2008</year>
	<length>107</length>
	<opinion>In which Hollywood urinates on its own tree-lined driveway.</opinion>
	<rating>0</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>
<film>
	<type>Animation</type>
	<title>The Magic Roundabout</title>
	<director>Various</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>UK</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2005</year>
	<length>85</length>
	<opinion>Desecration of a childhood favourite (or at least, I suspect it is, though as it happens I recall nothing about the original series).</opinion>
	<rating>0</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Animation</type>
	<title>Ratatouille</title>
	<director>Various</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>UK</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2007</year>
	<length>111</length>
	<opinion>Rat becomes chef.</opinion>
	<rating>0</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Animation</type>
	<title>Monsters vs Aliens</title>
	<director>Various</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2009</year>
	<length>94</length>
	<opinion>Monsters fight aliens.</opinion>
	<rating>0</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>
<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Sanjuro</title>
	<director>Akira Kurasawa</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Japan</country>
	<language>Japanese</language>
	<year>1962</year>
	<length>96</length>
	<opinion>Stranger offers tactical and martial arts services during inter-clan war.</opinion>
	<rating>7</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Hollywood</type>
	<title>The Bourne Identity</title>
	<director>Doug Liman</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2002</year>
	<length>119</length>
	<opinion>Well-made, relentless thriller about assassins, and other assassins trying to kill the first assassins.</opinion>
	<rating>7</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Blood Simple</title>
	<director>Joel Coen</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1984</year>
	<length>99</length>
	<opinion>Violent, realistic tale of murder.</opinion>
	<rating>4</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>The Hudsucker Proxy</title>
	<director>Joel Coen</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1991</year>
	<length>111</length>
	<opinion>Idiot made CEO of company in order to depress shareprice is unhappily successful and wins girl.</opinion>
	<rating>5</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Barton Fink</title>
	<director>Joel Coen</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1991</year>
	<length>116</length>
	<opinion>A writer fails to write a screenplay, and as a consequence wakes up in bed with the bloody corpse of William Faulkner's mistress.</opinion>
	<rating>4</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>


<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>2046</title>
	<director>Wong Kar Wai</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Hong Kong</country>
	<language>Chinese</language>
	<year>2004</year>
	<length>123</length>
	<opinion>A man fails to find lasting satisfaction in a series of relationships, possibly because he's not looking for it.</opinion>
	<rating>10</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>In The Mood For Love</title>
	<director>Wong Kar Wai</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Hong Kong</country>
	<language>Chinese</language>
	<year>2000</year>
	<length>98</length>
	<opinion>A man and a woman, whose spouses are having an affair, fail to have a similar affair of their own - though it's hard to say why.</opinion>
	<rating>9</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>


<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Red Sorghum</title>
	<director>Zhang Yimou</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>China</country>
	<language>Chinese</language>
	<year>1987</year>
	<length>91</length>
	<opinion>Patriarcal wine-shop becomes successful co-operative until the Japanese invade. Possibly has some political sub-text.</opinion>
	<rating>5</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>


<film>
	<type>Hollywood</type>
	<title>Who Framed Roger Rabbit?</title>
	<director>Robert Zemeckis</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1988</year>
	<length>104</length>
	<opinion>Appalling scripted detective story.</opinion>
	<rating>0</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>



<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Anne and Muriel</title>
	<director>Francois Trauffaut</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>France</country>
	<language>French</language>
	<year>1971</year>
	<length>108</length>
	<opinion>Fine period piece by Truffaut about a two English women and their love for a Frenchman.</opinion>
	<rating>7</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>


<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>A Good Marriage</title>
	<director>Eric Rohmer</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>France</country>
	<language>French</language>
	<year>1982</year>
	<length>97</length>
	<opinion>Woman determines on marrying specific man, even though she's only met him once.</opinion>
	<rating>6</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>12</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Silent</type>
	<title>Sunrise</title>
	<director>FW Murnau</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1927</year>
	<length>94</length>
	<opinion>Usual story: man tires of married life, starts having an affair; lover persuades him to murder his wife so they can be together, but man reneges on intention and goes with wife to funfair.</opinion>
	<rating>7</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>



<film>
	<type>Silent</type>
	<title>Tabu</title>
	<director>FW Murnau</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1931</year>
	<length>84</length>
	<opinion>Usual south seas story: boy falls in love with girl, girl is declared tabu, boy kidnaps girl and runs away to another island. Uses only south sea islanders as actors.</opinion>
	<rating>8</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Sanshiro Sugata, Part Two</title>
	<director>Akira Kurosawa</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Japan</country>
	<language>Japanese</language>
	<year>1945</year>
	<length>79</length>
	<opinion>In which Sugata fights a blond American boxer in order to prove the superiority of Japanese martial arts; and then fights some other people too.</opinion>
	<rating>5</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou</title>
	<director>Wes Anderson</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2004</year>
	<length>119</length>
	<opinion>Usually quirky comedy from Wes Anderson.</opinion>
	<rating>5</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Hollywood</type>
	<title>Signs</title>
	<director>M Night Shyamalan</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2002</year>
	<length>106</length>
	<opinion>A man of God, who loses his faith after his wife is killed in a car crash, regains it when his brother beats an alien to death with a baseball bat.</opinion>
	<rating>0</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Silent</type>
	<title>Les Vampires</title>
	<director>Louis Feuillade</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>France</country>
	<language>French</language>
	<year>1915</year>
	<length>389</length>
	<opinion>Feuillade's six and a half hour epic about criminal gang, the Vampires, who terrorise Paris with their murderous larceny and remarkable escapes from justice. It's only a pity it's not the journalist and his irritating sidekick who are killed at the end.</opinion>
	<rating>8</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>An Autumn Afternoon</title>
	<director>Yasujiro Ozu</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Japan</country>
	<language>Japanese</language>
	<year>1962</year>
	<length>112</length>
	<opinion>Ozu's last film. A widower admits he must give his daughter away in marriage to save her becoming an old maid.</opinion>
	<rating>7</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>



<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>A Hen in the Wind</title>
	<director>Yasujiro Ozu</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Japan</country>
	<language>Japanese</language>
	<year>1948</year>
	<length>84</length>
	<opinion>A young woman, while her husband is away at war, sells her body to pay for her son's medical expenses. Her husband returns and she confesses her indiscretion.</opinion>
	<rating>5</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Summer with Monika</title>
	<director>Ingmar Bergman</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Sweden</country>
	<language>Swedish</language>
	<year>1953</year>
	<length>96</length>
	<opinion>Girl and boy run off together on boat for idyllic romance, until they are caught up again by reality.</opinion>
	<rating>6</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>11</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Documentary</type>
	<title>F for Fake</title>
	<director>Orson Wells</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>France</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1974</year>
	<length>85</length>
	<opinion>Orson Wells' seeming documentary about art forgery - and fakery in general.</opinion>
	<rating>6</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>10</month>
</film>



<film>
	<type>Blockbuster</type>
	<title>Cloverfield</title>
	<director>Matt Reeves</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USA</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2008</year>
	<length>85</length>
	<opinion>Giant monster attacks New York, knocks down skyscrapers. Young attractive Americans "don't know why it's happening to them". Apparently based on some recent historical event, the reference escaped me.</opinion>
	<rating>2</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>10</month>
</film>


<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Burn After Reading</title>
	<director>Ethan and Joel Coen</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2008</year>
	<length>96</length>
	<opinion>Usual Coen Brothers comedy.</opinion>
	<rating>4</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>10</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Blockbuster</type>
	<title>Starship Troopers III</title>
	<director>Edward Neumeier</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2008</year>
	<length>105</length>
	<opinion>A satire (possibly) about a militaristic human society fighting against some bugs.</opinion>
	<rating>1</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>10</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Bed and Board</title>
	<director>Francois Truffaut</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>France</country>
	<language>French</language>
	<year>1947</year>
	<length>97</length>
	<opinion>Whimsical new wave comedy about a couple living in a flat in Paris.</opinion>
	<rating>6</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>9</month>
</film>
<film>
	<type>Film Noir</type>
	<title>Build My Gallows High</title>
	<director>Jacques Tourneur</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1947</year>
	<length>97</length>
	<opinion>Marvellous (and unusually pessimistic) noir in which Robert Mitchum becomes involved with the woman he's been hired to follow.</opinion>
	<rating>8</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>8</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Zombie Flick</type>
	<title>Planet Terror</title>
	<director>Robert Rodriguez</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2007</year>
	<length>101</length>
	<opinion>Biological warfare, zombies, guns, scantily-clad women, people being shot, heads exploding, blood everywhere, mindless death.</opinion>
	<rating>3</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>8</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Sanshiro Sugata</title>
	<director>Akira Kurosawa</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>Japan</country>
	<language>Japanese</language>
	<year>1943</year>
	<length>76</length>
	<opinion>Young man takes up the new style of judo, and fights increasingly difficult old-style jujutsu opponents in tournaments (much as if he's in a computer game). You can tell his final opponent is evil since he's wearing western style clothing (i.e. a bowler hat). Kurosawa's first film.</opinion>
	<rating>6</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>8</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Film Noir</type>
	<title>Farewell My Lovely</title>
	<director>Edward Dmytryk</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>US</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>1944</year>
	<length>95</length>
	<opinion>Overrated noir in which Dick Powell is entirely miscast as Philip Marlowe, a private detective doggedly in pursuit of answers, whilst at the same time blithely unaware of the questions.</opinion>
	<rating>3</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>8</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Thriller</type>
	<title>In Bruges</title>
	<director>Martin McDonagh</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>UK</country>
	<language>English</language>
	<year>2007</year>
	<length>102</length>
	<opinion>Humorous if violent gangster movie set in Bruges.</opinion>
	<rating>4</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>8</month>
</film>

<film>
	<type>Arthouse</type>
	<title>Ivan the Terrible, Part One</title>
	<director>Sergei Eisenstein</director>
	<writer></writer>
	<country>USSR</country>
	<language>Russian</language>
	<year>1944</year>
	<length>94</length>
	<opinion>Account of the early reign of Ivan the Terrible, as he tries to unify Russia in the face of Boyar opposite. Going by this account, everyone at the time was completely  mad.</opinion>
	<rating>7</rating>
	<status>Yes</status>
	<month>8</month>
</film>



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