:: FRIDAY, JUNE 25
:. Nina, an edgy Brazilan film set in Sao Paulo; 5:00.
:. Wilderness Survival for Girls, a psychological drama about a group of girls stranded in a cabin; 9:30.

:: THURSDAY, JUNE 24
:. Bad Meat, a comedy from two of the minds of The Onion. Can they translate from the paper to the screen? 4:15.
:. A Taste of Murder, a film noir from cult director Raoul Ruiz; 7:15.
:. Maria Full of Grace, a Colombian film about a young girl who becomes a mule for a drug cartel; 7:15.

:: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23
:. Before Sunset, Richard Linklater's sequel to Before Sunrise is the Centerpiece Premiere; 7:30.
:. Intimate Strangers, the new Patrice Leconte film (The Main on the Train, The Girl on the Bridge) starring French stars Fabrice Luchini and Sandrine Bonnaire; 7:30.

:: TUESDAY, JUNE 22
:. Red Lights, a French thriller by Cedric Khan (L'Ennui), 7:30.
:. Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11, Cannes top prize, is launching its assault against Bush. 9:45

:: MONDAY, JUNE 21
:. Tarnation, a real-life dysfunctional family drama made for a couple hundred $ with Apple's iMovie basic editing software; 5:00.
:. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, a British crime thriller by Mike Hodges (Get Carter, Croupier) & starring Clive Owen; 7:30.

:: SUNDAY, JUNE 20
:. Monumental: David Brower's Fight for wild America, a documentary about an environmentalist provocateur—seems like a good companion to Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11; 3:00.
:. We don't Live Here Anymore, a drama about adultery starring Naomie Watts, Mark Ruffalo & Laura Dern; 7:15.
:. Coward Bend the Knee, an erotic silent film by Guy Maddin; 9:45.

:: SATURDAY, JUNE 19
:. The Center, a humorous Polish documentary trying to find the real center of Europe; 12:00.
:. Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession, a documentary about the late Jerry Harvey, the chief-programmer of LA's cult Z Channel; 7:00.
:. Man with a Movie Camera, the cult Russian silent film ; 8:30 (the film is shown at the Ford Amphitheatre, which is always a great experience to see a film—remember 28 Days last year.)

:: FRIDAY, JUNE 18
:. Hero, a visually spectacular but flawed Chinese blockbuster starring Jet Li; 8:30 (the film is shown at the Ford Amphitheatre, which is always a great experience to see a film—remember 28 Days last year.)
:. High Tension, a French gore film: a curiosity starring Philipe Nahon (I Stand Alone, Irreversible); 11:45.

:: THURSDAY, JUNE 17
   Festival opening red carpet gala at the ArcLight Hollywood Cinerama with Garden State, a comedy by Zach Braff (TV's Scrubs).