Mix-and-match from
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Subgenre Sampler
Nephew, The (1999)- Dir. Eugene Brady
Feat. Pierce Brosnan, Donal McCann - A small Irish island is shaken by the arrival of a young black man from America whose (white) mother has recently died in the community. On familiar…
Never Been Kissed (1999)- Dir. Raja Gosnell
Feat. Drew Barrymore, David Arquette, Leelee Sobieski - A 25yr old cub–reporter, Drew Barrymore must surmount her teenage fears of being uncool when she goes undercover to a high–school to…
New York: A Documentary Film (1999-2003)- Dir. Ric Burns
- Grand and compelling PBS portrait of New York City in the vein of Ken Burns's fulsome documentaries (incidentally, directed by younger brother Ric)…
New Zealand Wars, The (1999)
- Dir. James Belich
Feat. James Belich - Praised, yet inevitably controversial documentary series on New Zealand's 19th century history, in particular the various land–wars between…
Next Friday (1999)- Dir. Steve Carr
Feat. Ice-Cube - Ice Cube returns as writer and star of this sequel that moves the hood jokes and parlance into African–American suburbia. Exclusively for the…
- Night of the Headless Horseman (1999)
- Dir. Shane Williams
- Sticking closer to Washington Irving's 18th century gothic tale than SLEPPY HOLLOW, the mildly scary haunting of town–wimp Ichabod Crane by a…
Nora (1999)- Dir. Pat Murphy
Feat. Ewan McGregor, Susan Lynch - Cliche–avoiding though at times awkward biopic of Nora Barnacle's marriage to writer James Joyce in the early 20th century. Based on the book…
Not One Less (1999)- Dir. Zhang Yimou
Feat. Wei Minzhi - 13–year old peasant–girl Wei Minzhi is handed the responsibility of substitute–teaching a class of children in a rural China…
Notting Hill (1999)- Dir. Roger Michell
Feat. Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts, Rhys Ifans… - Divorced book merchant Hugh Grant falls in love with a customer who happens to be the world's most famous movie star (Julia Roberts, yes, essentially…
Now and Then, Here and There (Ima, soko ni iru boku) (1999)- Regarded for its unflinching depiction of ‘atrocities’ in a grim totalitarian society, this is an exceptionally bleak, if sufficiently grounded…
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