Shaun De Waal

<b>Review: Galaxy Quest</b>

<b>Review: Two Hands</b>

<b>Review: Reindeer Games and Frequency</b>

<b>Review: The Patriot</b>

<b>Review: Dinosaur</b>

<b>Review: Final Destination</b>

<b>Review: The Legend of 1900</b>

<b>Review: Battlefield Earth</b>

While Ang Lee’s Ride with the Devil tends towards the intimate, Ridley Scott’s Gladiator is triumphantly epic in every way, writes Shaun de Waal.

<b>Review: Magnolia</b>

<b>Review: Sleepy Hollow</b>

<b>Review: Erin Brockovich</b>

<b>Review: The Talented Mr Ripley</b>

<b>Review: Man on the Moon</b>

<b>Review: The End of the Affair</b>

<b>Review: American Beauty</b>

<b>Review: Joan of Arc</b>

Gay avant-garde shock-auteur Bruce LaBruce is visiting South Africa as a guest of the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. Shaun de Waal caught up with him in Cape Town.

Reviews: The Treaty of Chance and Why Not Me?

Two panel discussions will ‘queery’ issues raised by movies on the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. Shaun de Waal reports.

<b>Review: East Is East</b>

<b>Review: Double Jeopardy</b>

Holland has said in an interview that <i>The Struggle</i> is intended for South African whites; her aim is to “de-demonise" the ANC.