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Cast: Lisa GastoniA woman is desperate to find real love in a steady, secure relationship. A priest is doubting his ability to cope with celibacy. When she decides the priest is the man she wants, erotic tension and self-questioning about true Faith fill the air.
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A bible, black comedy about a prodigal son returning to his hometown to seek salvation for his sins.
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Cast: Kip NivenInspired by an actual friendship between the director's mother and his mother's best friend, 'The Tree' is a poignant, heart-warming story about an 88 year-old widow (Dorothy Thorp) who takes a road trip from Wamego, Kansas, back to Terre Haute, Indiana, to visit her oldest and dearest childhood friend.
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Cast: Eric Roberts, Noel Gugliemi, Eliza RobertsAfter tragic events, a man and his dog seek solitude in the Oregon Columbia Gorge by hiking to the nations second highest waterfall. Winner for best feature film at Lift Off Pinewood Studios film festival Jan 2021.
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Nagisa is transgender. She grew up in Hiroshima as a man, but now lives in Shinjuku, Tokyo as a woman. Due to an incident, she begins to live with middle school student Ichika, who is a distant relative. Ichika has been neglected by her mother Saori. From living in solitude by herself, to now living with Ichika, Nagisa develops maternal instincts for the first time.
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Cast: Bonnie Somerville, Brennan ElliottMaddie, a high-powered marketing executive, is on her way to a client's wedding but her plans are derailed by car trouble. When a fork in the road leads her to Christmas Valley, a town in love with Christmas, an unexpected encounter and a group of strangers that start to feel like family will have her questioning what she's really been missing in life.
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Cast: Prabhas, Tapsee Pannu, Satyadev KancharanaVicky (Prabhas), an expert in gaming software, lives in Australia and never compromises in his life, a principle he adheres to since his childhood. He believes that one should be oneself in a relationship and one shouldn't change one's orientation for the sake of the partner. He also encourages his friends to follow his principle of life. But Vicky's principles and attitude leads to a clash of interestswith his father (Nassar), who constantly advises him to adjust his character for his and other's happiness but to no avail.Meanwhile in India, Vicky's parentsarrange a wedding alliancebetweenhim and Priya (Kajal Aggarwal), Vicky's childhood friend who is a doctor by profession. She and Vicky are poles apart; while Vicky is modern in his thinking and is not ready to compromise with his life, Priya is traditional and conservativeand is ready to compromise for thehappiness of others. Initially, Vicky and Priya do not get along well, andboth play practical jokes on one another. But later, on her father's (Murali Mohan) advice, Priya attempts to change her attitude towards Vicky. Soon Priya falls in love with Vicky and changes in many ways for him, such as giving up her love ofclassical danceas Vicky does not like it, eating non-vegetarian food and wearing modern dresses. Vicky too begins to fall in love with her and is ready to accept the wedding proposal until he finds out that Priya has compromised on her interests for his sake. He rejects the wedding proposal and returns to Australia.Back in Australia, Vicky is matched up through aCadburysurvey with Maggie (Taapsee), a free-spirited modern girl who shares his no-compromise attitude. Both of them meet at a mall and interestedin each other, begin to date and soon decide to get married. However, Maggie's father is none other than the MindGames head's brother, who is unwilling to let Vicky marry Maggie. After much persuasion from Vicky, Maggie's father agrees to let Vicky marry Maggie on the condition that he should stay in his house for 4 days for Maggie's sister's wedding and if Vicky manages to win over at least 2 relatives of Maggie, he can marry her and he would get a business in India else he should forget Maggie and leave the contract. But Vicky changes the condition that if at least 1 relative of Maggie does not get convinced that Vicky is the correct match for Maggie then he would forget Maggie and leave the contract, else he would marry Maggie and does not leave the contract.Soon, the relatives begin pouring infrom India and among them, to Vicky's shock, is Priya, who happens to be the groom's cousin. During the 4 days, with the help of Priya, he manages to win over the entire family. It is clear that Vicky is going to win Maggie's father's challenge. Priya leaves for India on the night before Vicky wins the challenge, heartbroken at the thought that Vicky is marrying someone else. Vicky receives a message Priya had recorded prior to him rejecting heron his mobile phone where she haddeclared h
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Cast: Karin ViardThe film follows the life of David (played by Marc Béland), a successful and enigmatic psychiatrist who seems to have it all—a thriving career, a loving wife, and a beautiful home. Yet, beneath the veneer of success, David harbors a troubled past and a web of hidden secrets. When a mysterious and severely traumatized patient named Sarah (played by Isabelle Blais) is brought to David for treatment, it triggers a series of events that threaten to unravel his carefully constructed life. Sarah's trauma is so severe that it renders her unable to communicate verbally, and David becomes determined to unravel the mystery of her past and help her heal. As David delves deeper into Sarah's case, he becomes increasingly obsessed with her, blurring the boundaries between his professional obligations and personal desires. His obsession with Sarah begins to strain his relationships with his wife, his colleagues, and his other patients. As the layers of deception are peeled back, "La Face Cachée" weaves a complex narrative that challenges perceptions of reality, morality, and the nature of human connection. The film is a psychological puzzle, with David at its center, struggling to confront the demons of his past and the unsettling truths that lie just beneath the surface. "La Face Cachée" is a thought-provoking and intense exploration of the human psyche, filled with unexpected twists and a sense of impending doom. It delves into the consequences of buried secrets and the intricate, often destructive, relationships between those who hold them. As the lines between therapist and patient, truth and lies, and sanity and madness blur, the film keeps viewers guessing until its haunting and unforgettable conclusion.
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Cast: Anne Marie DeLuise, Ryan McDonell, Kelly Monaco, Rob EstesThe film tells the story of Brian (played by Rob Estes), a modern-day man who, along with his wife, is renovating an old house with a beautiful garden. As they work on the house, Brian discovers a hidden journal in the garden shed, belonging to a woman named Nora (played by Sarah Manninen), who lived in the house many decades ago. Intrigued by the journal, Brian becomes engrossed in Nora's life story, which unfolds through her poignant and detailed writings. He becomes emotionally invested in her experiences, her dreams, and her relationships. As he reads, Brian finds himself inexplicably drawn into Nora's world, feeling a deep connection to her, despite the passage of time. As Brian immerses himself in Nora's journal, he begins to experience moments of time-slipping, where he finds himself transported back to the past, living out Nora's life and witnessing her joys and heartaches firsthand. Through these experiences, he forms a profound bond with Nora, even though they exist in different eras. "The Edge of the Garden" explores the mystery of this time-travel-like connection and the impact it has on Brian's present-day life and relationships. As he navigates the complexities of his newfound connection with Nora and grapples with the emotions it stirs within him, he must also confront the choices he's made in his own life and the regrets that haunt him. The film beautifully explores the themes of love, second chances, and the enduring power of human connections that transcend the boundaries of time. It challenges Brian to come to terms with his past, make choices about his future, and discover the true meaning of love and redemption. "The Edge of the Garden" is a touching and thought-provoking film that will resonate with audiences who appreciate stories of love and self-discovery, often infused with a touch of the supernatural. It's a tale of emotional exploration and the profound impact of one person's history on another's life.
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Cast: Catherine Deneuve, Michèle GirardonThe story unfolds as two unlikely companions, Marie and Jacques, decide to embark on an impromptu summer vacation to Portugal. Marie (played by a young Catherine Deneuve) is a reserved and introverted librarian who has always followed the rules and lived a predictable life. Jacques (portrayed by the charismatic Jean-Paul Belmondo) is a free-spirited artist who thrives on spontaneity and adventure. Their journey begins with a chance meeting at a Parisian café, where Marie overhears Jacques' tales of his recent escapades in Portugal. Intrigued by his stories and longing for a break from her routine, she impulsively invites herself along on his next adventure. Jacques, initially taken aback by her reserved demeanor, reluctantly agrees. As they venture into the vibrant streets of Lisbon, traverse the picturesque countryside, and bask on the sun-kissed beaches of the Algarve, Marie and Jacques' differences become more pronounced. Yet, amidst cultural misunderstandings and comedic mishaps, an unlikely friendship blossoms. They discover the joy of savoring local cuisine, dancing to Fado music, and forming connections with the warm-hearted Portuguese people they encounter. However, their idyllic vacation takes an unexpected turn when Marie receives a letter from home, revealing a family crisis that threatens to cut short their Portuguese sojourn. Now faced with a choice between returning to their old lives or extending their adventure, Marie and Jacques must confront their deepest desires and fears. "Vacances Portugaises" is a heartwarming exploration of self-discovery, the transformative power of travel, and the magic of unexpected friendships. It invites viewers to embark on a nostalgic journey to a time when spontaneity reigned supreme, and the world was ripe for exploration. Will Marie and Jacques return to their former lives, or will they choose to embrace the unknown and continue their Portuguese vacation, forever altering the course of their destinies?
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Cast: Elijah Wood, Robert Patrick, Luke Kirby, W. Earl BrownThe complicated relationship that formed between the FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier and serial killer Bundy during Bundy's final years on death row.
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Cast: Valentina CorteseThe movie centers around the character of Jean (played by Jean-Pierre Cassel), a middle-aged man who is married to the beautiful and enigmatic Catherine (played by Alexandra Stewart). Jean and Catherine's marriage appears to be idyllic, as they live in a picturesque countryside setting. However, their seemingly tranquil existence is disrupted when a stranger named Lea (played by Simone Signoret) arrives in their lives. Lea is a vivacious and free-spirited woman who is seeking refuge from her own tumultuous past. Her presence begins to unravel the carefully constructed facade of Jean and Catherine's marriage. As Lea becomes more entangled in their lives, the relationships between the three characters become increasingly complex and intense. Jean finds himself drawn to Lea's magnetic personality, creating tension and jealousy between the trio. The dynamics between the characters take unexpected turns, revealing hidden desires and insecurities. "The Boat on the Grass" is a character-driven drama that emphasizes the intricacies of human emotions and the often unpredictable nature of human relationships. It offers a compelling exploration of the conflicts and desires that lie beneath the surface of seemingly stable lives. The film is noted for its psychological depth, strong performances, and its ability to capture the complexities of love and attraction. Overall, "The Boat on the Grass" is a nuanced and introspective film that delves into the complexities of human desire and relationships, making it a noteworthy entry in French cinema of the era.
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13-year-old Masha grows in the 90s in Russia between the boxing ring and the street. Her friends occasionally kill and rob people. The whole town hates and fears them, but for Masha they are the best people in the world who love and protect her. She sings jazz and dreams of becoming a singer. One day, Masha finds out who her friends really are and what they have done to her life and family. Having matured, she leaves her small hometown for Moscow, trying to break away from the past. But it overtakes her and brings her back to the place where her childhood passed away.
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The story is set in Budapest during the 1990s when Hungary was transitioning from communism to a more open society. Attila Ambrus (played by Bence Szalay) is a seemingly ordinary man who works as a goalkeeper for a lower-league hockey team. However, Attila has a secret life as a prolific bank robber, and he is determined to live life on his own terms. Attila's daring heists, characterized by his use of a hockey mask and his penchant for drinking whiskey during robberies, make him a folk hero to some and a public enemy to others. He becomes known as the "Whiskey Bandit" due to his distinctive modus operandi. As Attila's notoriety grows, he captures the attention of law enforcement, particularly detective László (played by Zoltán Schneider), who is determined to catch the elusive bandit. The film portrays the tense and often humorous game of cat and mouse between the charismatic robber and the persistent detective. "The Whiskey Bandit" is a thrilling and character-driven crime drama that explores the motivations and complexities of its central character. It delves into Attila's personal life, his relationships, and his desire for freedom and adventure. The film also offers a glimpse into the social and political changes taking place in Hungary during that period. The movie is known for its exciting heist sequences, well-developed characters, and the portrayal of Attila Ambrus as a charismatic and enigmatic figure. It offers an engaging and suspenseful narrative that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, making it a notable entry in the crime genre.
