and Joseph Fiennes and the Australian David Wenham. This dazzling and dazed movie begins on the streets of contemporary New York, as a camera moseys down a street and then crawls up the side of a building, peering into several windows as various apartment dwellers play out their lives. It's as if Mr. Manchevski were thumbing through a selection of stories as we watch, deciding which appeal to him the most." Later, though, the film was reassessed in a number of essays focusing on its complex fractured narrative. Accolades References External links Milcho Manchevski's official website Dust screenplay History in Dust by Roderic Coover Wiping Dust by Iris Kronauer Dust International Trailer Erik Tängerstad: Violence - Visualised and Viewed: An exertion on the films Before the Rain and Dust Svetlana Slapsak: Luke Balkanwalker Shoots Down Corto Maltese: Milcho Manchevski's Dust As An Answer to the Western Cultural Colonialism 2001 films 2001 Western (genre) films British drama films British Western (genre) films Films set in Manhattan Films set in the Ottoman Empire Films shot in Bitola Films shot in Cologne Films shot in New York City German Western (genre) films German drama films Italian Western (genre) films Italian drama films Macedonian drama films Macedonian-language films Neo-Western films 2001 drama films 2000s British films 2000s German films 2000s Italian films