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Cast: Klaus Kinski"Cobra Verde" centers around Francisco Manoel da Silva, a legendary bandit known as Cobra Verde, whose reputation for cunning and audacity precedes him. After a series of audacious heists, Cobra Verde is captured and sentenced to death. However, fate takes an unexpected turn when he is offered a chance at redemption by a wealthy Brazilian plantation owner. Sent to West Africa, Cobra Verde is tasked with overseeing the owner's sugar plantation and managing the hundreds of enslaved workers. As he arrives in Africa, he is immediately confronted with the brutal realities of the slave trade and the vast cultural differences between Africa and the Americas. Through his encounters with local chiefs, tribal rituals, and the resilience of the African people, Cobra Verde begins to question his own actions and the exploitative nature of his role. Driven by his ambition, Cobra Verde eventually aspires to establish his own empire by inciting rebellion among the slaves. However, his ambitions collide with the harsh realities of the African landscape, tribal conflicts, and the wrath of vengeful spirits. As he becomes entangled in a web of power struggles, betrayal, and his own moral dilemmas, Cobra Verde must confront the consequences of his actions and the destructive legacy of colonialism. "Cobra Verde" is a visually striking film that captures the beauty and diversity of the African continent while delving into complex themes of identity, exploitation, and the human desire for power. With Werner Herzog's distinct directorial vision and Klaus Kinski's mesmerizing performance as Cobra Verde, the film immerses viewers in a world of contradictions and challenges their perceptions of history and humanity. Through its captivating storytelling, evocative cinematography, and powerful exploration of cultural clashes, "Cobra Verde" invites audiences to question the legacy of colonialism and reflects on the profound impact of power dynamics in shaping our world.
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Cast: Patrick McGoohan, George Cole, Kay Walsh, Richard O'Sullivan"Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow" takes place during the time of King George III's reign when smuggling was rampant along the English coast. The film centers around Dr. Christopher Syn, a mild-mannered parson in the quiet village of Dymchurch. Unknown to his parishioners, however, he leads a secret life as the notorious Scarecrow, a masked smuggler and leader of a smuggling gang. As tensions rise between the villagers and the oppressive customs officers, Dr. Syn uses his wits, cunning, and intimate knowledge of the area to outsmart his adversaries and protect his community. With his fellow smugglers, he engages in daring escapades, eluding the authorities and delivering contraband goods to the locals. However, the arrival of a ruthless government agent, General Pugh, threatens to expose Dr. Syn's double life and dismantle the smuggling operations. Driven by a personal vendetta, General Pugh is determined to bring down the Scarecrow and uncover the identity of the enigmatic parson. As the stakes escalate, Dr. Syn must navigate treacherous waters, protect his loved ones, and stay one step ahead of his pursuers. Along the way, he discovers unexpected allies and confronts personal sacrifices that test his loyalty and resolve. "Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow" is a tale of adventure, romance, and the fight against injustice. It captures the spirit of rebellion and the courage of ordinary people standing up against tyranny. With thrilling action sequences, captivating performances, and a rich historical backdrop, the film transports viewers to a time of danger and excitement, where justice can only be achieved through unconventional means. Through its exploration of duality and the complexities of identity, "Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow" delves into themes of heroism, sacrifice, and the lengths one is willing to go to protect what is right. It celebrates the indomitable spirit of those who refuse to bow down to oppression and inspires viewers with its message of resilience and the fight for freedom. With its charismatic protagonist, enthralling storyline, and breathtaking cinematography, "Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow" offers a thrilling and unforgettable cinematic experience that captures the essence of adventure, honor, and the enduring power of folklore.
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Cast: Malcolm McDowell"Richard The Lionheart" chronicles the extraordinary journey of King Richard I of England, known as Richard the Lionheart, during the tumultuous period of the late 12th century. After being captured by Leopold V, Duke of Austria, Richard finds himself held captive in a remote castle, far away from his kingdom. Meanwhile, his conniving brother Prince John takes advantage of Richard's absence to seize power and rule with an iron fist. Backed by a loyal group of knights, Richard's queen, Berengaria of Navarre, and his mother, Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine, embark on a perilous quest to rescue him and restore peace and justice to England. The film follows Richard's relentless efforts to escape captivity and reunite with his allies. As he fights his way through treacherous landscapes, encounters rival factions, and faces internal conflicts, Richard's true character as a valiant warrior and skilled tactician emerges. Along the way, Richard encounters a diverse cast of characters, including Robin Hood and his band of outlaws, who assist him in his quest for justice. Together, they engage in epic battles, daring rescue missions, and strategic maneuvers, all while navigating the intricate political landscape of the era. "Richard The Lionheart" showcases the internal struggles of a king torn between his duty to his people, his personal desires, and his pursuit of glory. The film also explores the complex dynamics within Richard's own family, highlighting the strained relationship between the king and his ambitious brother. With its sweeping cinematography, thrilling action sequences, and a captivating portrayal of historical events, "Richard The Lionheart" brings to life the legend of one of England's most revered kings. It delves into themes of loyalty, honor, and sacrifice, showcasing the indomitable spirit of a king who fought to defend his kingdom and secure his place in history.
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Twelve year old Iwo lives in a small, post-communist town. with destroyed Black Mill - once a place of work for many parents. Breaking the promise to not approach the old mill - the children accidentally unleash its evil powers. From that moment nothing will ever be the same again. Objects and adults start to disappear.
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When a pair of explorers go missing on a mysterious expedition, Ava and her motley crew of friends, awkward Dads and a wise, sarcastic sailor are led to a dangerous prehistoric island in search of her father, where dinosaurs aren't the only thing to be afraid of.
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Cast: Anders MatthesenFollow Alex and the Checkered Ninja who embark on a frantic hunt for the villain Phillip Eppermint, who has evaded a prison sentence in Thailand.
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Cast: Sammo Kam-Bo HungIn "Odd Couple," Sammo, known as the King of Sabres, and Lau Kar Wing, renowned as the King of Spears, are two highly skilled martial artists engaged in a fierce rivalry. Their frequent encounters in various martial arts competitions always result in a draw, leaving their status as equals unquestioned. Frustrated by their inability to determine a clear winner, they decide to put their rivalry aside and join forces. Sammo and Lau Kar Wing devise a plan to recruit and train young pupils, hoping to pass on their impressive martial arts skills to the next generation. They believe that by combining their expertise, they can create an unbeatable team that embodies the strengths of both sabre and spear techniques. As they train their respective groups of young disciples, the film showcases entertaining and comedic training montages, highlighting the contrasting teaching methods and personalities of Sammo and Lau Kar Wing. Their interactions with the students provide moments of humor and camaraderie, as well as opportunities for the characters to develop and grow. However, their plans take an unexpected turn when the Laughing Bandit, a menacing figure with a prominent scar, emerges as the true villain of the story. The Laughing Bandit holds a deep grudge against both Sammo and Lau Kar Wing, seeking revenge for a past conflict. Fueled by his burning desire for vengeance, he becomes a formidable adversary, challenging the Kings of Sabres and Spear to a climactic showdown. The film combines thrilling martial arts action sequences with comedic elements, creating a unique blend of entertainment. Audiences are treated to a display of impressive fight choreography, showcasing the distinctive styles of sabre and spear combat. Meanwhile, the rivalry-turned-alliance between Sammo and Lau Kar Wing adds depth to the narrative, as they learn to trust each other and work together to face the common threat posed by the Laughing Bandit. "Odd Couple" is an enjoyable martial arts comedy that combines exhilarating action, humor, and a touch of drama. It explores themes of friendship, teamwork, and the importance of putting aside differences to overcome shared challenges. With its charismatic performances and entertaining fight sequences, the film provides a delightful cinematic experience for martial arts enthusiasts and fans of lighthearted comedy alike.
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Cast: Sofía Vergara, Joe Manganiello, Eduardo Franco, Adriana BarrazaSet in a hidden rainforest of Latin America, Koati tells the story of three unlikely friends who embark on a journey to save their home, "The Land of Xo," and along the way discover that anyone, including themselves, can be the hero of their own story. The Land of Xo is where reality and fantasy meet - a place where real forces of nature intertwine with the magic and mysticism of our ancestors and our folklore. Among Xo's least "important" inhabitants is an orphaned coati named NACHI - a free-spirited, natural born rebel and loner. As an orphan, Nachi learned to be on his own and fend for himself. He is proud of his street-savvy smarts and doesn't think he needs anybody. Luckily, there are those in Xo who know even loners need a community. They include AMAYA, a quetzal bird and mother figure for Xo's misfit children. And BALAM, a wise black jaguar who is Xo's benevolent leader. Amaya loves Nachi as if he were her own son. Balam treats Nachi like his apprentice, showing him what it truly means to be a leader. When our story begins Xo and its inhabitants are being threatened by a series of devastating earthquakes. Balam gathers his council to advise him on the best way forward. Present at the council's meting is COCOPA, the ancient armadillo and sacred shaman of Xo, and ZAINA, a smart but manipulative coral snake. When Cocopa suggests they stay and protect their land, Zaina feigns diplomacy to Balam, recommending they migrate South and tries to convince him, and others, that Xo is no longer safe. But really, she is power-hungry and only using this crisis for her own gain, wanting a new land that she can rule - not as a wise leader, but as an all-powerful queen. In essence it is Zaina, and not the earthquakes, that might be more dangerous to the future of this community. Unfortunately, before a decision is made another massive earthquake hits Xo. And in a heroic attempt to save lives, Balam is killed, leaving everyone, especially Nachi, devastated and without a leader. Zaina quickly seizes power and uses her seductive charm to persuade the mourning inhabitants to leave Xo and follow her to a new land. Nachi is not fooled by her charm and knows she can't be trusted. So he decides to turn to Cocopa for guidance, knowing it is what Balam would've wanted him to do. But Cocopa's advice is not so cut and dry. He tells Nachi that he must go on a journey to find the answers he seeks. There are those who do follow Zaina and her enormous, albeit tiny-brained henchman, the anaconda JITHU, to a new land. But Nachi takes Cocopa's advice and ventures off on his own quest. Despite his wish to do this journey alone, PAKO, a rambunctious glass frog, appoints himself Nachi's travel buddy. Being a glass frog, Pako is incapable of concealing his feelings - neither physically nor emotionally, which at first annoys Nachi to no end. But ultimately, it is Pako's sentimental nature that helps Nachi open up and let others in. Another initially unwanted tag-along, is XOCHI, a
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Cast: Mohamed Elgendy, Nicolas MouawadEight Business Men decide to go to location of Elsalam Ship Which was sinked years ago to make a documentary where they face alot of dangers there.
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"Back to God's Country" takes place in the rugged and unforgiving landscape of the Canadian North. Dolores LeBeau (played by Nell Shipman) is a strong-willed and resourceful young woman who lives with her husband Peter (played by Wheeler Oakman) in a remote cabin deep in the wilderness. Their idyllic life is shattered when a ruthless hunter named Neewa (played by Charles Arling) sets his sights on Dolores. In a series of dramatic events, Dolores finds herself stranded alone in the wilderness, forced to rely on her survival skills and indomitable spirit to overcome the harsh elements and evade her pursuers. As Dolores fights for her life and struggles to find her way back to civilization, she encounters a wounded dog, which she nurses back to health and names Wapi. A deep bond forms between Dolores and Wapi, providing companionship and assistance in her perilous journey. Meanwhile, Peter, who has been searching for Dolores, becomes entangled in a web of deception and betrayal orchestrated by Neewa. As the narrative unfolds, the film explores themes of loyalty, trust, and the strength of the human spirit. "Back to God's Country" showcases breathtaking landscapes and thrilling action sequences, capturing the beauty and danger of the untamed wilderness. It showcases Nell Shipman's talent as an actress and her dedication to performing daring stunts in challenging filming conditions. At its core, the film celebrates the resilience and determination of its female protagonist, highlighting her resourcefulness, courage, and unwavering love for her family. It challenges traditional gender roles and presents a strong, independent woman who can navigate treacherous situations and face adversity head-on. "Back to God's Country" is a testament to the pioneering spirit and the triumph of the human will over formidable obstacles. It remains an important piece of silent film history, offering thrilling adventure, captivating performances, and a timeless story of survival and love in the face of adversity.
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In the fictional coastal town of Keralampur, an ambitious dam construction project is underway. The aging dam, known as "The Colonel," stands as a symbol of power and progress but also carries the weight of a dark secret. As the dam nears its breaking point, the lives of several interconnected characters become entangled in a web of love, redemption, and sacrifice. Captain Frederick Brown, a troubled engineer haunted by the memory of a dam disaster in his past, is determined to prevent history from repeating itself. As he battles bureaucracy and the indifference of others, he discovers the hidden danger lurking beneath the seemingly calm waters. Amidst this turmoil, the film follows the intertwined stories of Vinay, a young man caught in a forbidden love affair; Meera, a brave young woman torn between tradition and her dreams; and Father Raj, a priest who finds his faith tested in the face of impending disaster. Their personal journeys intertwine as they confront their own demons and strive to protect their loved ones. As the pressure builds within the dam and tensions rise among the characters, a massive storm approaches, pushing the situation to a critical point. The force of nature collides with human emotions, leading to a heart-stopping climax that will test the limits of courage, loyalty, and resilience. "Dam999" is a visually stunning and emotionally charged film that highlights the precarious balance between human ambition and the forces of nature. It delves into universal themes of love, loss, and the indomitable spirit of survival. Through its powerful storytelling and breathtaking cinematography, the film serves as a cautionary tale, reminding us of the potential consequences when man challenges the might of nature. With its compelling characters and gripping narrative, "Dam999" is a cinematic experience that immerses audiences in a world of danger, passion, and the awe-inspiring power of water. It is a poignant reminder of the fragile existence of humanity and the need to respect the forces that shape our lives.
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Cast: Senta BergerIn the bunny school, the the appointment of the new "master bunnies" by the magical golden egg is happening. After selecting Max, a city bunny, as the champion bunny candidate, the golden egg suddenly turns black.
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Cast: Trevor Howard, Richard Attenborough, Sidney JamesIn the year 1940, amidst the turmoil of World War II, an American destroyer, previously mothballed, is unexpectedly commissioned into the Royal Navy. The ship's company, led by an experienced Commanding Officer, is comprised of individuals with varied backgrounds and limited sea experience. The crew members, each carrying their own personal burdens and aspirations, embark on a challenging journey that will test their mettle and forge them into a cohesive unit. From the outset, a series of mishaps plague the ship, testing the crew's resilience and resourcefulness. Personal conflicts and turbulent relationships add to the already tense atmosphere on board. However, amidst the chaos, camaraderie begins to develop, and the crew members find solace in their shared purpose and the bonds they form with one another. As the crew gradually gains experience and overcomes their initial setbacks, a breakthrough occurs when they successfully destroy a U-boat, marking their first significant triumph. Encouraged by their newfound confidence, they are presented with their most dangerous mission yet, one that requires them to volunteer willingly. Now faced with the prospect of undertaking an exceptionally perilous task, the crew must grapple with their fears and uncertainties. Each crew member must confront their personal demons and find the strength to face the challenges that lie ahead. Their commitment to their mission and their unwavering loyalty to one another become the driving forces that propel them forward. In a thrilling climax, the crew sets out on their high-risk mission, navigating treacherous waters and engaging in intense combat. Through courage, sacrifice, and sheer determination, they strive to fulfill their duty and emerge victorious, proving their mettle in the face of adversity. "Glory at Sea" is an inspiring and gripping wartime tale that showcases the transformative power of unity and resilience. With its exploration of personal growth, the complexities of human relationships, and the inherent dangers of war, this film highlights the indomitable spirit of those who serve and the triumphs that can be achieved when ordinary individuals come together to accomplish extraordinary feats.
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Cast: Jon Heder, Pauly Shore, Haylie DuffKing is unable to believe the fact that his beloved child, Princess Barbara, is all grown up. He still tries to watch over the Princess, but the 16-year-old Barbara throws a tantrum at her birthday party. While everybody is distracted, the throne is seized by a sneaky post clerk Weasel. However, unsatisfied with being the sole ruler of the Kingdom, he also plans to marry Barbara. Princess Barbara runs away from the palace and finds herself deep in the woods. She bumps into Boogey the Outlaw and his friend the Wicked Rabbit. Barbara's interference wreaks havoc into the ordinary bachelor-style life of the two friends. Barbara meddles into everything, arranges her own set of rules, and keeps getting on their nerves with her assumptions about Prince Edward. She imagines how Prince Edward defeats the impostor, reinstates the King, and proposes to Barbara. Just like the books says. To get rid of Barbara, Boogey decides to go as far as to find the Prince Edward, stop the Weasel and restore the order in Kingdom.
