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Week Ending October 9, 1999
Reese Witherspoon sets herself up for Election in the much-praised comedy/ drama directed by Alex Payne (Australia; also UK, w/e September 25).
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FRANCE
L’AMI DU JARDIN • EUROZOOM/NALINA FILMS
COLONEL BUNKER (KOLONEL BUNKER) • TADRART FILMS
LA COSA • CINÉMA PUBLIC FILMS
CRAZY IN ALABAMA • COLUMBIA TRISTAR
LA DÉBANDADE • PATHÉ DISTRIBUTION
GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI • BAC FILMS
MADE IN HONG KONG (HEUNGGONG CHAICHOU) • MK2 DIFFUSION
ME, MYSELF, I • GBVI
MOBOTU ROI DU ZAIRE • PIERRE GRISE DISTRIBUTION
THE NANNY (LA BALIA) • LES FILMS DE L’ASTRE
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GERMANY
BOWFINGER • UIP
DER GROSSE BAGAROZY • CONSTANTIN
INSPECTOR GADGET • BUENA VISTA
KINSKI PAGANINI • REINHOLD FRANK
KIRIKOU AND THE SORCERESS (KIRIKOU ET LA SORCIÈRE) • MFA
LATE AUGUST, EARLY SEPTEMBER (FIN AOÛT, DÉBUT
SEPTEMBRE) • PERIPHER
LEBENSLÄUFE II: BRIGITTE • PROGRESS
LOVERS • PROKINO/FPV
MY BEST FIEND - KLAUS KINSKI (MEIN LIEBSTER FEIND -
KLAUS KINSKI) • ZEPHIR
SONNENALLEE • DELPHI/CENTRAL
VON HEUTE AUF MORGEN • PEGASOS
THE WINSLOW BOY • COLUMBIA TRISTAR
Jeremy Northam and Gemma Jones in the David Mamet-directed movie version of Terence Rattigan’s classic ‘well-made play’ The Winslow Boy (Germany)
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Sergei Trifunovic and Elodie Bouchez in Lovers, the directorial debut of French actor Jean-Marc Barr, which was made under the rules of Dogme ’95 (Germany)
Matthew Broderick discovers yet another useful addition to his array of tricks in Inspector Gadget (Germany; also France, w/e October 23)
AUSTRALIA
ELECTION • UIP
RANDOM HEARTS • COLUMBIA TRISTAR
STRANGE PLANET • NEWVISION
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