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Cast: Jessica Brown FindlayEngland, 1940: When bombs trap eight children in the cellar of their orphanage, their teacher, Miss Shaw, reads them a story. As the tale unfolds, they are magically transported to a timeless, mythical island, where they witness the story of Darkness and Light, and of how their union and their conflict produced the Iris Warriors, the seven colours of the rainbow which imbue the world with colour. As the candles burn low and bombs continue to fall around them, Darkness, like a black widow spider, seeks on the destruction of her colourful children. Miss Shaw and the orphans begin to fear that neither they nor the Iris Warriors will survive the encroaching darkness.
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Cast: Jennifer Beals, Gene Hackman, Jeff Fahey, Craig ShefferRay McGuinn (played by Gene Hackman) is a seasoned and respected boxing trainer who once had a promising boxing career of his own. He now runs a gym and trains young boxers, including his two sons: Eddie (played by Craig Sheffer) and Tom (played by Jeff Fahey). Eddie is a dedicated and talented fighter who seems destined for success, while Tom is more conflicted about his role in the sport. As Eddie's career soars and he inches closer to a title shot, Tom struggles with the brutal realities of the boxing world. He witnesses the corrupting influence of money and power on the sport, as well as the moral compromises that come with success. Tom becomes torn between his desire to make his father proud and his reservations about the price of victory. Ray is determined to see his sons succeed, but his methods and expectations put strain on their relationships. The pressures of professional boxing and the weight of familial expectations create tensions that threaten to fracture their bond. When Eddie becomes entangled in a match-fixing scheme that jeopardizes his integrity and career, the family must confront their individual values and make difficult choices. The climax of the film occurs during a high-stakes boxing match where Eddie faces his toughest opponent yet. As the fight unfolds, the McGuinn family's internal struggles come to a head, and the outcome of the match becomes a pivotal moment that will determine the course of their lives. "Split Decisions" is a poignant exploration of the sacrifices and moral dilemmas faced by athletes and their families in pursuit of success. The film showcases intense boxing sequences, the emotional turmoil of its characters, and the challenges of maintaining one's integrity in a world driven by competition and ambition. With its powerful performances and dramatic storytelling, "Split Decisions" delves into the complexities of love, loyalty, and the pursuit of personal and professional fulfillment.
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Two unemployed friends become entangled with a gangster once the money starts rolling in after selling black-market toilet paper during a pandemic.
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Cast: Léa Seydoux, Elina LöwensohnChristine, a wheelchair-bound woman suffering from multiple sclerosis, embarks on a pilgrimage to Lourdes, a renowned religious site known for its supposed miraculous healings. Accompanied by a group of other pilgrims with various physical and emotional ailments, Christine arrives with a mixture of skepticism and hope. As the group participates in prayer services, processions, and baths in the holy waters, tensions and alliances form among them. Despite her initial doubts, Christine experiences an unexpected improvement in her condition after one of the rituals. News of her apparent healing spreads quickly among the other pilgrims, sparking a range of reactions. Some express genuine happiness for her, while others harbor jealousy or frustration over their own unmet hopes for healing. As Christine's physical improvement becomes a focal point, the film delves into the complexities of faith and human nature. The dynamics among the pilgrims shift as they grapple with their own beliefs, desires, and uncertainties. Sister Maria, a compassionate but pragmatic nun, acts as a guide and confidante for the group, offering insight into the intersection of spirituality and the realities of life. The narrative takes an unexpected turn when doubts arise about the authenticity of Christine's healing. Accusations of manipulation and deception surface, leading to a tense confrontation among the pilgrims. Throughout this turmoil, Christine's journey becomes not just about her own healing, but also about the deeper connection between belief, doubt, and the inherent need for connection and understanding. "Lourdes" is a poignant exploration of the intricacies of faith, the fragility of hope, and the ways in which people seek meaning and solace in the face of adversity. As the film concludes, viewers are left with lingering questions about the nature of miracles, the power of community, and the complexities of human vulnerability.
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The film "Onna no Ana" revolves around a reclusive and introverted novelist named Tadashi (played by Ken Yasuda). Living a quiet and isolated life, Tadashi becomes increasingly intrigued by the sounds of his female neighbor (played by Michiko Suzuki) through the thin apartment wall they share. He discovers a small hole in the wall that provides him with a voyeuristic view into her apartment. Fascinated by this newfound window into the life of his mysterious neighbor, Tadashi's curiosity quickly transforms into an unhealthy obsession. He begins to watch her every move, studying her routines, interactions, and intimate moments. As Tadashi becomes more entangled in her life, his own reality becomes intertwined with his fantasies, blurring the lines between what is real and what is imagined. As Tadashi's obsession deepens, he becomes consumed by his desires and the need to connect with the woman on the other side of the wall. He starts to manipulate his own surroundings, rearranging objects and creating scenarios that he believes will bring them closer together. However, the more he delves into his fantasies, the further he becomes detached from reality. "Onna no Ana" explores the psychological journey of its protagonist as he grapples with his own isolation, desires, and the consequences of his actions. The film delves into themes of voyeurism, identity, and the complex nature of human connection. With a dreamlike atmosphere and an innovative narrative structure, the movie challenges viewers to question the boundaries between perception and reality, fantasy and truth. As Tadashi's obsession escalates and the boundaries between his fantasies and reality become increasingly blurred, "Onna no Ana" leads to a mesmerizing and thought-provoking climax that raises questions about the nature of human desire, the consequences of obsession, and the fragility of the human psyche.
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Cast: Lewis HamiltonAs the only black Formula One driver in history, Lewis' journey to becoming the most decorated Formula One driver in history, is one of dreams, courage, and determination. Lewis Hamilton has had to overcome adversity from the very beginning, making waves in a pool of nepotistic karting talent. From being frowned upon on arrival at karting tracks to basking in the sunshine of centre stage at Monaco, Lewis has risen above prejudice and discrimination to reach the apex of world motorsport. Through his image and brand Lewis promotes a lifestyle unseen in Formula One prior. Bestowed with one of the highest honours in British culture, Sir Lewis Hamilton has transcended the sport bringing to light unconfronted, decades-old issues within the industry. Lewis' drive to change the sport's representation rather than win titles, shows his appetite to change the buildings blocks of the industry he conquered. With adept opinions from industry experts, follow the defiant story of Formula One's greatest ever asset, Lewis Hamilton.
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Set in the impoverished neighborhoods of Mexico City, "The Young and the Damned" follows the lives of a group of young delinquents who are trapped in a cycle of poverty, violence, and despair. The film centers around Pedro (played by Alfonso Mejía), a teenager caught between the oppressive forces of his environment and his own internal conflicts. Pedro is a troubled young boy who is neglected by his alcoholic mother and mistreated by his grandmother. With little guidance and few opportunities, he falls in with a group of other delinquent boys, each with their own struggles and aspirations. The film paints a raw and unfiltered portrait of their lives as they navigate the harsh realities of street life, crime, and survival. Throughout the film, the characters' paths intersect in heartbreaking and sometimes violent ways. Pedro's relationships with his friends, his mother, and the authorities shape his trajectory as he grapples with the challenges of growing up in an environment that offers few prospects for a better life. Luis Buñuel's masterful direction captures the stark contrast between the innocence of youth and the harshness of the world they inhabit. The film's realistic and emotionally charged scenes shed light on the complexities of poverty, neglect, and the human capacity for cruelty. Through its characters' struggles, "The Young and the Damned" exposes the societal factors that perpetuate a cycle of violence and despair. As the film unfolds, Pedro's story becomes a poignant representation of the broader issues faced by marginalized youth. The movie doesn't shy away from depicting the harsh realities of their lives, making it a searing commentary on social inequality, systemic injustice, and the difficult choices that confront those trapped in dire circumstances. "The Young and the Damned" remains a significant work in the history of cinema for its unflinching portrayal of the lives of disenfranchised youth. Buñuel's exploration of the impact of poverty on young lives, along with its searing social commentary, solidifies the film's place as a powerful and enduring examination of the human condition.
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The film is set in the years leading up to World War I and focuses on the Lemarchand family, who live in a working-class neighborhood in Paris. The family consists of Henri Lemarchand (played by René Lefèvre), a hardworking and dedicated father; Marie Lemarchand (played by Micheline Presle), his wife; and their two children, Jean (played by Marc Cassot) and Marguerite (played by Édith Georges). The Lemarchands are a loving and close-knit family, but they face the challenges of poverty and the harsh realities of life in their crowded neighborhood. Henri, in particular, dreams of providing a better life for his family, especially for his children. As the film unfolds, it explores the various paths that the family members take to improve their lives. Jean, the son, pursues education and dreams of becoming a lawyer, while Marguerite seeks a career as a singer and performer. Marie, the mother, supports her children's ambitions and tries to maintain a happy home. However, societal and economic pressures, as well as the looming specter of World War I, cast a shadow over the family's aspirations. The film portrays their struggles, hopes, and the sacrifices they must make in pursuit of their dreams. "Tomorrow Is My Turn" is a poignant and touching drama that depicts the aspirations and resilience of a working-class family in the face of adversity. It reflects the social and economic challenges of the era and the pursuit of a better future for the next generation. The title itself suggests the optimism and determination that drive the characters as they face an uncertain tomorrow. The film is recognized for its portrayal of the human spirit and the enduring hope for a brighter future.
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Cast: Dina Meyer, Jason Patric, Lou Ferrigno Jr., James DuvalHomicide Detective Ben Hays (Lou Ferrigno Jr.) has tried everything to cure his insomnia, but nothing works. To make matters worse, Ben and his partner, Detective Beckett (B.J. Britt), are hitting dead ends while investigating the murder of Randy Bell (Jason Patric). Ben reluctantly agrees to see psychiatrist Dr. Collins (Dina Meyer), who convinces him to try hypnotherapy. But as Ben's sessions continue, so do the murders, and he begins sleepwalking and having haunting nightmares that reveal disturbing parallels to the crimes. Ben struggles to explain himself to his wife, Lucy (Kenzie Dalton), and Beckett, who knows something is wrong with his troubled partner. Sleep-deprived and desperate for answers, Ben must race against the clock to discover the cause of his afflictions, the identity of the killer, and above all, his shocking connection to the victims.
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Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Vince Vaughn, Janeane Garofalo, Vince VielufThe story unfolds in the picturesque but quiet town of Mercer, Montana, where life seems peaceful and uneventful. The film introduces us to Clay Bidwell (played by Joaquin Phoenix), a laid-back and likable young man who works at a local gas station. Clay's life takes a dark turn when he discovers his best friend, Earl (played by Greg Dean), engaged in an affair with Clay's girlfriend, Amanda (played by Georgina Cates). In a fit of anger, Clay confronts Earl, and a tragic accident occurs, leaving Earl dead. Fearing that no one will believe it was an accident, Clay covers up the incident and buries Earl's body in the desert. Unbeknownst to Clay, a serial killer named Lester Long (played by Vince Vaughn) has been targeting women in the area, and he uses Clay's predicament as leverage to manipulate him into helping dispose of another body. As Clay becomes entangled in Lester's twisted games, he must navigate a web of deceit and intrigue while trying to keep his own secrets buried. Along the way, he forms an unlikely friendship with a brash and charismatic FBI agent named Dale Shelby (played by Janeane Garofalo), who arrives in Mercer to investigate the string of unsolved murders. The film takes unexpected twists and turns as Clay attempts to outsmart Lester and avoid being implicated in the murders. His life becomes a complex dance of deception, with Amanda and Dale both unaware of his dark secret. "Clay Pigeons" is a darkly humorous and suspenseful exploration of the consequences of one impulsive act and the unpredictable ways in which people's lives can intersect. With strong performances and a quirky sense of humor, it keeps audiences guessing until the very end, as secrets are revealed and unexpected alliances are forged in the pursuit of survival.
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The film revolves around two central characters: Kanta (played by Mirai Moriyama) and Shoji (played by Koji Yakusho). Kanta is a disenchanted young man stuck in a dead-end job as a factory worker. His life is a cycle of monotony, punctuated only by his visits to a local bar. He spends his days observing the world around him with a sense of detachment, struggling to find his purpose. Shoji, on the other hand, is an eccentric and older co-worker at the factory where Kanta works. Shoji has his quirks and peculiarities, often sharing unconventional wisdom and life advice with Kanta. Despite their differences in age and personality, a unique and unlikely friendship forms between the two. As Kanta and Shoji navigate the challenges of their unfulfilling jobs and personal struggles, they both dream of escaping the drudgery of their lives. Kanta aspires to become a train conductor, while Shoji's dreams are even more unconventional. Their journeys, both individual and shared, lead them to confront their fears and insecurities. "The Drudgery Train" is a character-driven film that offers a realistic and poignant portrayal of the human condition. It explores themes of loneliness, aspiration, and the enduring power of human connection. The film's quiet and contemplative moments are balanced with humor and tenderness, making it a compelling and emotionally resonant narrative that speaks to the universal desire for purpose and connection in a world often marked by monotony and uncertainty.
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Sandrine (played by Mathilde Seigner) is a Parisian woman in her thirties who works as a successful computer engineer in the bustling city of Paris. Despite her professional accomplishments, Sandrine yearns for a simpler and more fulfilling life away from the urban chaos. One day, she stumbles upon an advertisement for a farm in the picturesque French countryside, located in the remote region of Cévennes. On a whim, Sandrine decides to purchase the farm and leave her city life behind. She arrives in Cévennes with dreams of running her own farm, but she quickly discovers that the rustic and isolated setting presents numerous challenges. Sandrine's inexperience in farming and her initial struggles to adapt to the rural lifestyle test her patience and determination. However, she gradually forms a bond with Adrien (played by Michel Serrault), an elderly farmer who becomes her mentor and helps her navigate the complexities of farming and the rhythms of nature. As the seasons change, Sandrine learns valuable life lessons about hard work, perseverance, and the profound beauty of the natural world. She also develops a deep connection with the land and the people of Cévennes, forging friendships and finding a sense of purpose that she never experienced in the city. "The Girl from Paris" is a contemplative and visually stunning film that celebrates the transformative power of nature and the human spirit. It's a story of a woman's journey to rediscover herself and her connection to the earth, as well as a reflection on the timeless wisdom of rural life. The film's evocative cinematography and touching performances make it a memorable exploration of the contrasts between urban and rural existence and the profound impact of following one's heart.
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Genre: RomanceMild mannered Evie Sanders works as a waitress in Colorado and is hopelessly in love with her manager , Jace Winters. Although she has been there for four years she has never made her move on Jace. This may change once she completes her anonymous "Naughty List" for her friend's sexuality class.
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Genre: DramaSimon (played by a talented actor) is a young man living in the shadow of his father, a charismatic and polyamorous Jewish psychiatrist. The family dynamic is far from ordinary, with Simon's father openly maintaining multiple relationships and his mother reluctantly tolerating his unconventional lifestyle. When Simon's parents decide to go on holiday, he seizes the opportunity to explore his own desires and frustrations. He initiates a daring and seductive game of cat-and-mouse with his father's alluring mistress, Sarah (played by a talented actress). What begins as a reckless and forbidden affair quickly spirals into a tumultuous and emotionally charged entanglement. As Simon becomes increasingly tangled in the web of his father's complex relationships, he grapples with conflicting emotions of desire, jealousy, and resentment. His actions trigger a series of events that threaten to unravel the family's delicate balance and reveal long-buried secrets. "Family Practice" is a film that navigates the fine line between love and betrayal, exploring the consequences of unconventional choices within a family. It peels back the layers of desire and obsession, forcing its characters to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and their relationships. The film's dark humor and intricate storytelling make it a compelling exploration of the complexities of family dynamics and the enduring power of desire.
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The Beecroft family are ready to spend all of Chief Daddy's inheritance, but not if the CEO of his company has anything to do with it.
