Kevin Allen. 1997: House of America, starring Siân Phillips and Matthew Rhys, was directed by Marc Evans. 1997: Prince Valiant, directed by Anthony Hickox and based on the comic strip series. It was partially filmed in Wales, and is partly set in Wales. 1997: The Proposition, directed by Strathford Hamilton. 1999: Human Traffic, directed by Justin Kerrigan. 1999: Famous Fred, by Joanna Quinn. 1999: Solomon & Gaenor starred Cardiff-born actor Ioan Gruffudd. A Welsh-language version was also filmed at the same time. It was directed by Paul Morrison. 1999: The Funeral of the Last Gypsy King, a short film directed by Jane Rogoyska. 2000s 2000: The Testimony of Taliesin Jones (aka Small Miracles), starred John Paul Macleod and Jonathan Pryce, and was directed by Martin Duffy. 2000: House!, about Bingo rivalries in South Wales, starred Kelly Macdonald and was directed by Julian Kemp. 2001: Very Annie Mary, starring Rachel Griffiths, Holywell-born Jonathan Pryce and Ioan Gruffudd, was directed by Sara Sugarman. 2001: Happy Now, starring Ioan Gruffudd, was directed by Philippa Cousins. 2001: Endgame was directed by Gary Wicks; much of the film takes place at the main character's Welsh cottage. 2002: On All Floors was directed by Geoff Evans and written by Craig Handley. 2002: Plots with a View (aka: Undertaking Betty), was directed by Nick Hurran and starred Brenda Blethyn, Alfred Molina, Christopher Walken, and Lee Evans. This brilliant, but commercially unsuccessful, black comedy about competing undertakers in the small fictional Welsh village of Wrottin Powys won the BAFTA Cymru Award in 2003. It is not yet released in the UK. 2003: Otherworld, the English-language version of the film Y Mabinogi, is listed above in the Welsh-language section. 2003: I'll Be There was written and directed by Scottish comedian Craig Ferguson and featured Welsh singer Charlotte Church. 2004: A Way of Life was filmed in Swansea and Cardiff, directed by Amma Asante. 2005: The Dark starred Sean Bean and Maria Bello. While taking place in Wales, it reinvisions the Otherworld (from The Mabinogion) as being a place of hellish torment. It was directed by John Fawcett. 2005: Evil Aliens takes place on the Welsh island of Scallad, and was directed by Jake West. 2005: Ramble On, an animated short directed by Tom Parkinson. 2006: Dirty Sanchez: The Movie is the Welsh equivalent of Jackass: The Movie, but arguably raunchier. It was directed by Jim Hickey. 2006: Little White