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  • Deadly Double Cross (2017)

    2017

    1h 37m

    4.8 IMDB

    Cast:  Tyler Hynes, Victoria Pratt, Christina Cox, Caitlin Pasquet
    "Deadly Double Cross" centers around Detective Jack Thompson, a seasoned investigator known for his sharp instincts and unwavering dedication to solving cases. When a high-profile business tycoon is found dead under suspicious circumstances, Thompson is assigned to lead the investigation. As Thompson delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a labyrinth of deceit, secret relationships, and hidden agendas. Each suspect he encounters presents a new layer of complexity, blurring the line between ally and adversary. The detective soon realizes that nothing is as it seems, and he must navigate a treacherous landscape of double-crosses and shifting loyalties. As the investigation progresses, Thompson finds himself entangled in a web of dangerous alliances and unexpected twists. He becomes a target himself, as those involved in the conspiracy seek to eliminate anyone who gets too close to the truth. "Deadly Double Cross" keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as Thompson races against time to expose the mastermind behind the murder and bring them to justice. Along the way, he must rely on his instincts, unravel cryptic clues, and outsmart those who would do anything to protect their secrets. With its gripping narrative and suspenseful atmosphere, "Deadly Double Cross" explores themes of trust, betrayal, and the lengths people will go to safeguard their own interests. The film examines the blurred lines between right and wrong, as characters grapple with their own moral compasses in a world consumed by greed and power. Through its thrilling plot twists and unexpected revelations, "Deadly Double Cross" offers a riveting cinematic experience that keeps audiences guessing until the final moments. It showcases the resilience and determination of its protagonist, highlighting the pursuit of justice amidst a dangerous game of cat and mouse. "Deadly Double Cross" is a must-watch for fans of gripping crime dramas, combining elements of mystery, suspense, and high-stakes action. It unravels a complex tapestry of crime and corruption, leaving viewers captivated as they navigate the treacherous twists and turns of the investigation.
  • Double Suicide of Sonezaki (1978)

    1978

    1h 37m

    6.7 IMDB

    "Double Suicide of Sonezaki" transports viewers to the Sonezaki district of Osaka during the Edo period, a time of strict social hierarchy and stringent moral codes. The story revolves around Koharu, a beautiful courtesan trapped in a life of servitude, and Tokubei, a young clerk who becomes captivated by her enchanting presence. Despite the insurmountable societal barriers that separate them, Koharu and Tokubei find solace and affection in each other's arms, defying the norms of their time. However, their forbidden love is met with opposition from all sides, including Koharu's powerful and possessive patron, as well as Tokubei's financial struggles and social status. Desperate to escape the suffocating constraints of their circumstances, the lovers hatch a plan to free themselves from their oppressive lives. They decide to commit "shinju," a ritualistic double suicide, believing that death is the only means of achieving eternal freedom and union. As their plan takes shape, the film explores the intricate emotions, conflicts, and sacrifices faced by Koharu and Tokubei. Their decision to embrace death becomes a symbolic act of defiance against societal expectations, but it also reflects the tragic consequences of their choices. "Double Suicide of Sonezaki" delves into themes of love, honor, and the clash between personal desires and societal norms. Through poetic and evocative storytelling, the film examines the human condition and the power of love to transcend social boundaries. It serves as a melancholic reflection on the complexities of human relationships and the sacrifices made in the pursuit of personal freedom and genuine connection. With its visually stunning cinematography and emotionally charged performances, "Double Suicide of Sonezaki" invites viewers to contemplate the profound depths of love, the burdens of tradition, and the tragic consequences of forbidden desires.
  • See for Me (2021)

    2021

    1h 37m

    5.8 IMDB

    Cast:  Jessica Parker Kennedy, Laura Vandervoort, Emily Piggford, Kim Coates
    When blind former skier Sophie cat-sits in a secluded mansion, three thieves invade for the hidden safe. Sophie's only defense is army veteran Kelly. Kelly helps Sophie defend herself against the invaders to survive.
  • Ministry of Fear (1944)

    1944

    1h 37m

    7.1 IMDB

    Cast:  Ray Milland, Hillary Brooke, Dan Duryea, Marjorie Reynolds
    "Ministry of Fear" centers around Stephen Neale, a recently released psychiatric patient who attends a charity fair in London during the height of World War II. Through a seemingly innocent encounter, Stephen unwittingly becomes embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy that involves espionage, murder, and a sinister organization. As Stephen's curiosity gets the better of him, he begins to unravel the dark secrets that surround the charity fair and the people he encounters. He finds himself pursued by shadowy figures and must rely on his wit and resourcefulness to stay one step ahead. With danger lurking around every corner, Stephen becomes entangled with mysterious characters, including a beautiful and enigmatic woman who may hold the key to the truth. As he delves deeper into the conspiracy, Stephen discovers that nothing is as it seems, and he must navigate a treacherous landscape of deceit and betrayal. "Ministry of Fear" combines elements of film noir, espionage, and psychological tension, creating a palpable atmosphere of suspense and paranoia. The film explores themes of identity, trust, and the blurred lines between good and evil in times of war. As Stephen uncovers the truth, he must confront his own past, confront personal demons, and make difficult choices that will test his integrity and resilience. The stakes continue to rise, leading to a climactic showdown where he must confront the forces that seek to manipulate and control him. "Ministry of Fear" captivates audiences with its moody cinematography, morally ambiguous characters, and intricate plotting. It invites viewers into a world of shadows and deception, where survival depends on deciphering the truth and distinguishing friend from foe. With its atmospheric tension and compelling performances, "Ministry of Fear" stands as a classic example of film noir, delivering a thrilling and engrossing narrative that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats until the final frame.
  • The Last Mark (2022)

    2022

    1h 37m

    4.3 IMDB

    Cast:  Alexia Fast, Shawn Doyle, Josh Cruddas
    After a young woman witnesses a mob hit, a seasoned assassin and his psychotic partner must track her down before she turns them in, but she proves to be the hardest mark to kill.
  • Vengeance (2009)

    2009

    1h 37m

    6.5 IMDB

    Vengeance delves into the dark and unforgiving world of crime and redemption. The story centers around John Anderson, a retired hitman who has left behind his violent past to build a peaceful life with his wife and young daughter. One fateful night, tragedy strikes when a ruthless criminal syndicate, led by the sadistic crime lord Victor D'Amico, invades John's home, leaving his wife dead and his daughter gravely injured. Consumed by grief and fueled by an overwhelming desire for retribution, John embarks on a perilous journey to avenge his family. Determined to dismantle D'Amico's criminal empire, John immerses himself in the seedy underbelly of the city, forging alliances with former associates and enlisting the help of a rogue detective, Sarah Collins. As he navigates the treacherous criminal landscape, he uncovers a web of corruption, deceit, and betrayal that reaches higher than he could have ever imagined. Armed with his lethal skills and guided by his unwavering moral compass, John orchestrates a series of calculated strikes against D'Amico's organization, leaving a trail of bloodshed and chaos in his wake. However, the deeper he delves into the criminal underworld, the more he realizes that there are darker forces at play, with personal vendettas and hidden agendas threatening to derail his quest for vengeance. As the stakes escalate and the body count rises, John finds himself torn between his thirst for justice and the realization that his actions may have unintended consequences. With each step closer to his target, he risks losing his humanity and becoming the very thing he despises. In a final confrontation that tests his limits and pushes him to the brink of self-destruction, John must confront his own demons and make a choice that will determine the fate of both his family and his soul. Will he succumb to the darkness and become a monster himself, or will he find redemption and a chance for a new beginning? Vengeance is a gritty and emotionally charged thriller that explores the depths of human nature and the price one is willing to pay for justice. Filled with intense action sequences, complex characters, and a relentless pursuit of vengeance, the film delves into the moral complexities of revenge and the devastating consequences it can unleash.
  • The Weekend Away (2022)

    2022

    1h 37m

    5.6 IMDB

    Cast:  Leighton Meester, Luke Norris, Parth Thakerar, Iva Mihalic
    Two best friends, Kate and Beth who have overcome personal setbacks and no matter what life throws at them, they always look forward to their annual weekend way. This year they are on a trip to Croatia, and everything is perfect until Beth wakes up to find Kate missing. With only a fuzzy memory of the previous night and the police not helping, her frantic search uncovers devastating secrets closer to home.
  • Nightride (2021)

    2021

    1h 37m

    5.7 IMDB

    Cast:  Stephen Rea, Joana Ribeiro, Aaron McCusker, Paul Kennedy
    Budge, a drug dealer, is looking for the traditional final big score to get him out of his drug business so he can set up an honest body shop repair business with his buddy Graham. Budge his plan is to borrow cash from Joe, a well-known psychopath. He will then use this to buy cocaine from Ukrainian gangsters he knows as his girlfriend Sofia is Ukrainian. Budge will sell these drugs to one of his contacts for double the price, paying psychopath Joe back plus interest. This deal will leave him with enough money to bring to the bank the next morning to set up this auto-repair business. The downside is that Budge only has 90 minutes to complete all these steps.
  • West Side Story (2021)

    2021

    1h 37m

    7.2 IMDB

    Cast:  Kyle Allen, Talia Ryder, Rachel Zegler, Ansel Elgort
    Manhattan, Upper West Side, 1957. Against the backdrop of the decaying tenements in the San Juan Hill neighbourhood and the constant threat of the wrecking ball, two warring gangs--tough Riff's Jets and swaggering Bernardo's Puerto Rican Sharks--fight for supremacy. Now, with a once-and-for-all, winner-takes-all rumble on the cards, an unexpected whirlwind romance at the high-school dance between former Jet brawler Tony and Bernardo's delicate little sister María sets the stage for an all-out turf war. But what's a gang without its territory? Above all, when the future is uncertain, what's hope without love?
  • Sunflower (2006)

    2006

    1h 37m

    7.2 IMDB

    Sunflower takes place in China during the aftermath of World War II and extends through the Cultural Revolution. The film chronicles the lives of Zhang Wenyan, a devoted mother, and her son, Xiangyang, as they navigate through a rapidly changing society. In the early years of their story, Zhang Wenyan's husband, Gengnian, is sent to a labor camp due to his political beliefs. Left behind, she struggles to raise their young son while grappling with the uncertainty of Gengnian's fate. Determined to provide a better life for Xiangyang, Zhang Wenyan finds solace in nurturing sunflowers, which become a powerful symbol of hope and resilience. As Xiangyang grows older, he becomes embroiled in the fervor of the Cultural Revolution. Influenced by the prevailing ideology, he joins the Red Guards and embraces their radical ideals. However, his youthful idealism is tested when he discovers the true cost of his actions and witnesses the destruction and pain inflicted upon his own family and community. Years later, as China undergoes significant societal and economic transformations, Xiangyang seeks redemption and reconciliation with his past. He embarks on a journey to reunite with his mother and rebuild their fractured relationship, seeking forgiveness for the mistakes he made during his youth. Through a series of poignant flashbacks and introspective moments, the film weaves together the narratives of Zhang Wenyan and Xiangyang, exploring the depths of their love, the sacrifices they made for each other, and the impact of their choices on their shared future. Sunflower is a deeply moving and introspective drama that examines the complexities of familial bonds and the long-lasting effects of historical events on individual lives. It portrays the resilience of the human spirit, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness and the enduring power of hope in the face of adversity. As the sunflowers bloom and wither throughout the seasons, the film serves as a poignant reminder of the cyclical nature of life and the ability to find beauty and renewal even in the darkest of times.
  • The Petrified Forest (1973)

    1973

    1h 37m

    7 IMDB

    Himoto Haruo, a dedicated medical student, finds himself at a crossroads in his life. He harbors a deep desire to challenge the injustices he witnesses around him, particularly when it comes to the people he cares about most. First and foremost, Haruo struggles with his relationship with his mother. He is aware of unresolved issues that exist between them, and he refuses to compromise on finding a resolution. Determined to confront their problems head-on, Haruo embarks on a journey of self-discovery, seeking to reconcile with his mother while standing up for his own convictions. Simultaneously, Haruo faces the authoritarian nature of his department boss, who imposes strict rules and regulations upon the medical students. Unwilling to conform blindly, Haruo questions the oppressive system and strives to challenge the status quo, aiming to create a more equitable and compassionate learning environment for himself and his peers. Additionally, Haruo's girlfriend finds herself trapped in an abusive work environment. Witnessing her suffering, Haruo's sense of justice ignites, and he becomes resolute in dismantling the oppressive forces that torment her. With unwavering determination, he sets out to confront her employer, unafraid to stand up against the abuser and fight for the well-being of his loved one. As Haruo navigates these personal and societal struggles, he must confront his own limitations and grapple with the potential consequences of his actions. The journey he embarks upon not only tests his resilience and convictions but also sheds light on the complex dynamics between power, compassion, and personal sacrifice. "The Petrified Forest" (1973) serves as a thought-provoking exploration of societal and personal conflicts, highlighting the courage and determination required to challenge oppression, protect loved ones, and pursue a path of justice and integrity in the face of adversity.
  • Nowhere to Go (1958)

    1958

    1h 37m

    6.8 IMDB

    Cast:  Maggie Smith, Andree Melly, Harry H. Corbett
    Nowhere to Go takes place in 1950s London and centers around Paul Gregory, a charismatic and resourceful career criminal. After a failed robbery attempt, Paul finds himself on the run from the police and seeks refuge in the anonymous hustle and bustle of the city. As Paul evades capture, he encounters a cast of characters ranging from fellow criminals to unsuspecting individuals who unwittingly get drawn into his dangerous world. Along the way, he forms a complex relationship with a disillusioned nightclub dancer, Bridget Howard, who becomes both his accomplice and confidante. Driven by a desperate desire to escape his current predicament, Paul hatches a plan to assume a new identity and start fresh in another country. But as his ambitions grow, so does the intensity of the police pursuit. The noose tightens, and Paul realizes that his chances of escape are dwindling with each passing day. Haunted by his past and confronted with the consequences of his actions, Paul grapples with his own morality. Is there a way out of his life of crime, or is he doomed to a tragic fate? As he teeters on the edge of self-destruction, he must confront his own inner demons and make choices that will determine his ultimate fate. Nowhere to Go immerses viewers in a world of moral ambiguity, exploring themes of identity, fate, and the consequences of one's actions. With its atmospheric setting, intricate plotting, and compelling performances, the film offers a captivating and suspenseful journey through the mind of a desperate man with no place to go.
  • Riot (1969)

    1969

    1h 37m

    5.9 IMDB

    Cast:  Gene Hackman, Jim Brown
    "Riot" takes place in a fictional city during a tumultuous period of the civil rights movement. Racial tensions have reached a boiling point, and the city is a powder keg ready to ignite. The story follows a diverse ensemble of characters whose lives intersect during a fateful riot that engulfs the city. At the center of the narrative is Marcus Thompson, a young African-American man who witnesses a racially motivated act of violence against a close friend. Fueled by anger and a sense of injustice, Marcus finds himself drawn into the heart of the growing protest movement, becoming a catalyst for change and an emblem of resistance. As the riot escalates, we are introduced to a mosaic of characters from different backgrounds and perspectives. Among them are John Adams, a white journalist struggling with his own biases and the responsibility of reporting the truth, and Rosa Rodriguez, a Hispanic activist who fights for equal rights and joins forces with Marcus and others to challenge the status quo. "Riot" explores the complexities of the human experience and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals amidst the chaos and violence. Friendships are tested, alliances are formed, and the characters grapple with their own prejudices, fears, and desires for a better future. Through gripping and visceral scenes, the film depicts the intensity and danger of the riot, capturing the chaos, destruction, and the extraordinary acts of courage and humanity that emerge in the midst of the turmoil. "Riot" is a searing portrayal of a critical moment in American history, highlighting the struggle for racial equality and the power of collective action. It shines a light on the individuals who bravely stood up against injustice and fought for a more just and inclusive society, reminding audiences of the ongoing fight for civil rights and the importance of unity in the face of adversity.
  • The Magnet (2000)

    2000

    1h 37m

    5.8 IMDB

    The Magnet centers around Freddie, an imaginative and curious young boy with a boundless sense of wonder. One day, while exploring a dusty attic, Freddie stumbles upon an ancient and seemingly ordinary magnet. Little does he know that this magnet possesses remarkable powers beyond his wildest dreams. As Freddie starts to experiment with the magnet, he discovers its extraordinary ability to attract anything metal. From cutlery to bicycles, the magnet becomes a source of fascination and endless fun for him and his friends. However, word of the magnet's powers spreads quickly, attracting the attention of both the townspeople and a group of mischievous troublemakers who seek to possess its magical abilities for their own gain. Now, Freddie must navigate a series of thrilling and humorous adventures as he tries to protect the magnet from falling into the wrong hands. As the magnet's powers continue to surprise and amaze everyone who encounters it, Freddie and his friends embark on a mission to uncover the magnet's origins and understand its true purpose. Along the way, they learn valuable lessons about friendship, courage, and the importance of using their newfound powers responsibly. With each escapade, Freddie and his friends discover that the true magic of the magnet lies not in its supernatural abilities, but in the way it brings people together and encourages them to embrace their own unique qualities. The Magnet is an enchanting and uplifting film that celebrates the power of imagination, friendship, and believing in oneself. Through Freddie's journey, the movie encourages audiences of all ages to find the magic within themselves and the world around them, reminding us that sometimes the most extraordinary adventures can be found in the simplest of things.
  • Valentine Road (2013)

    2013

    1h 37m

    7 IMDB

    "Valentine Road" unravels the tragic story of Lawrence "Larry" King, a 15-year-old openly gay student who was shot and killed by a fellow classmate, Brandon McInerney, in their Oxnard, California middle school in 2008. The film meticulously reconstructs the events leading up to the fatal incident and delves into the social dynamics and underlying factors that contributed to the shocking act of violence. At the heart of the documentary is the exploration of the relationship between Larry and Brandon. The film examines Larry's gender identity and his unapologetic expression of it, which caused discomfort and hostility among some of his peers. It also sheds light on Brandon's troubled background, his exposure to white supremacist ideologies, and the toxic masculinity that influenced his actions. "Valentine Road" goes beyond the immediate tragedy, delving into the broader context of bullying, discrimination, and the societal pressures faced by LGBTQ+ youth. It raises crucial questions about the responsibility of schools, parents, and society as a whole in creating a safe and accepting environment for all students. The documentary also examines the legal proceedings that followed the incident, revealing the flaws and biases within the justice system. The portrayal of the trial showcases the complexities surrounding hate crimes and the challenges faced in achieving justice and understanding in such cases. Through interviews with students, teachers, family members, and legal experts, "Valentine Road" provides a multi-faceted exploration of the incident, the aftermath, and the broader social issues it encompasses. The film challenges societal norms and prejudices, encouraging viewers to examine their own biases and attitudes towards gender identity, sexual orientation, and the rights of marginalized communities. Directed by Marta Cunningham, "Valentine Road" is an emotionally powerful documentary that sheds light on the tragic consequences of intolerance and hate. It serves as a call to action, advocating for compassion, understanding, and the urgent need for education and support systems that protect and empower LGBTQ+ youth. "Valentine Road" is a poignant and eye-opening film that strives to create a deeper understanding of the complexities of identity, acceptance, and the dire consequences of bigotry. It serves as a catalyst for important conversations about bullying, the needs of marginalized communities, and the ongoing struggle for equality and justice.