April Bowlby

Major Dodge

Kim Director

Deborah Twiss

A successful married woman's life is put in turmoil when she reunites with an old high school friend.

Homecoming Revenge

Homecoming Revenge (2018)

Morgan Freeman

Hantanirina Rasamimanana

Patricia Wright

Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman narrates Island of Lemurs: Madagascar, the incredible true story of nature's greatest explorers - lemurs. Captured with IMAX 3D cameras, the film takes audiences on a spectacular journey to the remote and wondrous world of Madagascar. Lemurs arrived in Madagascar as castaways millions of years ago and evolved into hundreds of diverse species but are now highly endangered. Join trailblazing scientist Patricia Wright on her lifelong mission to help these strange and adorable creatures survive in the modern world. Directed by David Douglas and written and produced by Drew Fellman, Island of Lemurs: Madagascar is a presentation of Warner Bros. Pictures and IMAX Entertainment.—Anonymous

Island of Lemurs: Madagascar

Island of Lemurs: Madagascar (2014)

Amber Rose Revah

Bernard White

Lisa Ray

David Dennis

Set in South Africa in the year 1952 during the Apartheid era, a story of true love against all odds takes place.The story opens as Amina (Sheetal Sheth), a young Indian woman, is outside of her cafe on a ladder. A crash is heard as someone runs over their flower pot outside. Amina is the exact opposite of what a woman is supposed to be, wearing trousers, a button down shirt, and a worn hat, with her hair down and unkempt. She owns her own cafe, serves blacks and whites in the same area, and stands up to men of all sorts; In short, Amina is by no means typical. She runs her cafe with Jacob (David Dennis), an older black man who is very timid, and very quick to follow the rules. But when two policemen come to threaten the cafe for serving blacks along with whites, he bravely shields Madeleine (Grethe Fox), the white postmistress, from their unrestrained violent behavior. Madeleine thanks Jacob, and the first romance is kindled.Meanwhile, Miriam (Lisa Ray), is a typical Indian housewife having recently emigrated from India. She performs her duty of caring for her two children, and one on the way, while also taking dismissive comments and abusive tendencies from men, including her husband Omar (Parvin Dabas). They live with Farah (Natalie Becker), a housewife who is really a steamy temptress, and her husband, the dolt, Sadru (Rajesh Gopie) in Cape Town. One day, the men allow Miriam and Farah to go to a cafe. Both women dress in their traditional clothing, and find themselves at the Location Cafe. Amina's cafe. A waitress spills a tray of something, and Miriam bends over to help her pick it up, but the waitress is quickly excused by Amina, who also kneels to pick up. Miriam and Amina's eyes meet, and there is this long glace between them as if its love-at-first-sight. The timid Miriam curiously steals glances at the trouser wearing Amina, who is dismissed by Farah as a worthless rebel, but Miriam is accepting.Omar finds a house in the middle of nowhere, where they then move out to be on their own. They make their livelihood running a shop out of this house, while Omar works in Cape Town. Shortly after their move, the baby is born. Farah comes to help tend to the shop, but her motives become clear. One day, Miriam goes into labor. As her baby is being born, Farah and Omar's affair comes into the open when Farah seduces Omar in the shop. Miriam's son and daughter come home from school just as Omar and Farah pull their clothes back on. Then, the nurse comes out and says "congratulations on your baby girl".One day soon after, they receive news that the illegally married Rehmat (Nandana Sen), Omar's sister, and De Witt (Colin Moss), a white man, have arrived from France to visit De Witt's dying father. They must hide because, if caught, they would go to jail. All go to the Location Cafe, where Omar asks Amina to help build a vegetable garden at their house. Amina agrees.Amina comes to work on the vegetable garden, and Miriam plays the part of good housewife, bringing her food. Amina asks her to stay and eat with her, but Miriam is uncomfortable. When Amina questions Miriam's motives and thoughts, Miriam is stunned and walks away. But she comes back, and tells Amina that she was the first person to smile at her in eight days. Later on, while Omar spends the night in Cape Town, Miriam invites Amina to stay the night, saying that it is too dark for her to drive. Neither woman can sleep. Both make their way to the kitchen, where Amina tells Miriam the story of why she acts the way she acts. Miriam cannot understand why Amina doesn't want to marry, but Amina tells her that her grandmother was raped by a black man and then cast off to India after her baby, Amina's mother, is born part black. While leaving on the train, her former husband stole their son out of her grandmother's arms. From then on, her grandmother warned of the opression in marriage, and Amina took it to heart. But, she says, this is not the only reason she won't marry. Then, the baby cries, and Miriam goes to her. The next morning she oversleeps, but wakes to find that Amina has already prepared the children for school, and is ready to get to work in the garden.As a gift, Amina gives Miriam a book of poetry. Innitially Miriam refuses it, because Omar is not happy with her reading, but eventually takes it. Amina comes with other news too. She has come to offer Miriam a job cooking Indian food at the Location Cafe. Miriam says that she has to watch the kids and she must tend the shop but Amina says that they'll make it in the mornings, and that no one comes to the shop anyway. It is clear that Miriam wants to accept. Omar arrives and Miriam tells him what is going on, and that she said she couldn't. Omar tells Amina that it's a shame, because if Miriam could drive it would be different. He has told her many times to learn to drive, but she doesn't want to, and has no need to work. Amina takes this opportunity to reveal that she teaches driving, and would teach Miriam. Miriam accepts.Back in Cape Town, Amina's father's (Bernard White) mother (Usha Kahn) arrives from India. Immediately she sets to finding a suitable marriage for Amina. One suitor comes to dinner with his family to meet Amina. A few days after, the parents of the family visit Grandmother, and tell her about Amina's trouser wearing habit. Grandmother has a heart attack and dies on the spot.The two racist policemen come to Miriam's house while the children are at school. They are looking for Rehmat and De Witt. They forcefully search her house, but claim that Miriam is hiding something. Then, the school bus arrives. The policemen rush and grab the children, and start to stuff them into their police wagon. They are locked up, and Miriam cries and pleads to let them go. She tells the police if they let her children out, she will tell where De Witt and Rehmat are. She reveals that they are in Cape Town with Farah and Sadru. The police release Miriam's children and leave.That evening, there is a large Indian party at the cafe. While everyone is gathered and dancing, Rehmat comes running in asking for help. The police are searching for her. At first, Amina denies knowing Rehmat, pushing her out the door, but then says that if she had helped her in front of the customers, one of them would break when the police arrived. While this is happening, the police question Farah, who gives Amina away. Two policemen burst into the party, and ask where she is, to which Jacob replies she is taking a nap. They come into Amina's room, question her, and she denies knowing where Rehmat is, or even which woman they are talking about. One policeman slaps her, and the other threatens her cafe, but they eventually leave. Amina then opens her wardrobe and Rehmat crawls out from a hole in the wall, and is safe.During the night, a truck comes to the shop, and the man asks for new lights, saying he's hit a black man. Miriam sneaks outside, against Omar's wishes and against her position, and helps the man. She comes back in, and Omar asks her where she's been. She lies, saying she thought she'd left the wash out, but her wrist has blood on it. Omar backhands her across the face. The next day, Miriam asks her servant to find a box of books. She picks one out, writes on the inside cover, wraps it, and asks her servant to take it to the post office for Amina.Omar receives an invitation to Grandmother's funeral, and says they will not go because they don't owe the family anything. Miriam reminds him who saved his sister, and they go. Amina refuses to leave her room, so when Miriam gets there, she goes to her. Amina is reading the book. They begin talking about Amina's outfit, and Amina says that she doesn't feel like herself. Miriam agrees she doesn't look like herself. Amina changes back into her masculine outfit while Miriam looks on, half hiding behind the door. She says she wishes she could be more like Amina, and Amina says that she should be careful what she wishes for.Driving lessons begin. Amina arrives, and Miriam gets into the truck. They drive around the corner, and switch seats. Amina attempts to show Miriam the peddles, but Miriam already knows what they're called. Amina asks if she already knows how to drive, but Miriam denies it. Amina begins to show Miriam the gears.In the meantime, Farah is preparing for a visit from Omar. She hears the door close and assumes it's him. She gets out of the bath tub, and seductively wraps her silk robe around her shoulders. To her surprise, it is not Omar, rather her husband. Sadru is rather surprised to see Farah like this, but being slow as he is, he doesn't question her. He falls asleep in the corner, and Farah goes off. Then, Omar rushes in calling for Farah. Sadru wakes up, and Omar is startled and unsure of what to do. They all sit down to the table and begin to talk.Back at the driving lesson, Miriam has put her hand on the gear shift. Amina puts her hand over Miriam's, and begins to show her the gears. They look at each other, and their faces slowly drift together. They kiss. As Miriam shakes, Amina reaches for her hand. Then, around the corner comes Omar. He calls out for Miriam, and the women separate instantly, but they remain close together. Omar forces Miriam out of the car, and Amina says they will finish their driving lesson later. Luckily, Omar is none the wiser, and is only so anxious to tell Miriam that his affair with Farah is over. Miriam tells him that he's hurt her, and helps the children inside.Amina speaks to Jacob in the cafe about how she wants someone, but can't have them. She tells him how hard it is, but he will hear none of it. He says that she is the reason he is becoming brave. He says that he has spent his whole life following their rules, but he refuses to die alone because of them. He tells Amina of his date with Madeleine. Amina has renewed hope.The next day when Amina goes to give driving lessons, she gets out of the car timidly, and goes to Miriam. She has no intention of giving a driving lesson. Miriam takes her inside and explains that she cannot do this, but that she does care for her. She sits on her bed. Amina asks her one favor; to lay down and close her eyes. She asks her to pretend that nothing but the two of them exists. They kiss again, but the baby cries, and both sit up. Miriam renews that she cannot do this. Amina wants her to run away, but she assures her that she won't because she has children. Amina leaves.Jacob is at the post office with Madeleine, locking up, when a policeman enters. He asks what is going on, and sees Jacob. He tells Jacob that blacks aren't allowed in that area, but Madeleine thinks quickly to protect him. She says he is just her driver. They leave, and Jacob acts the part, driving Madeleine home. He is distraught, and refuses dinner with her, because it just isn't possible. He walks away, and both of them are disappointed.Amina is packing to leave. There is a knock at her door, and she yells to not disturb her, but it is her father who comes in. She is relieved. They have a short conversation about what she is doing, and in the end he tells her not to leave. As he closes the door, he tells her that she should not go, because Miriam wouldn't know where to find her.Miriam is in another fight with Omar. She says she will work in the cafe, and he says that no wife of his will work. Miriam has gained confidence, and asks if he wants to leave her. She refuses to give in. Omar rears back to slap her, and Miriam screams "no", that he is going to have to find another way to deal with her. Omar then goes on a rampage, shoving everything off of the tables in the shop. The child wakes up, and Miriam comforts him.The next day, Jacob is sitting in the cafe with Amina. They hear a crash of someone running into the flower pot outside, again. They both roll their eyes, and get up to see the damage. Amina looks to the flower pot, and then to the car. Out of the car steps Miriam. She walks up to Amina and asks if the position is still available. Amina tells her "yes". Jacob comes up, and welcomes her in.The End

The World Unseen

The World Unseen (2007)

Roxanne Arlen

Rosalind Russell

Natalie Wood

Herb Vigran

Mama Rose lives to see her daughter June succeed on Broadway by way of vaudeville. When June marries and leaves, Rose turns her hope and attention to her elder, less obviously talented, daughter Louise. However, having her headlining as a stripper at Minsky's Burlesque is not what she initially has in mind.—Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

Gypsy

Gypsy (1962)

Michael Paré

Mackenzie Gray

Heidi von Palleske

Geoffrey Pounsett

In the not so distant future mankind has squandered their resources. A team of specialists is sent to the nearby asteroid field to retrieve an asteroid that will serve to replenish some of our natural resources. However, unbeknownst to the team, there is a killer on board determined to take control of the asteroid and destroy all mankind.—Anonymous

Falling Fire

Falling Fire (1997)

Mark Margolis

Hayley Mills

John Turturro

Andrew McCarthy

Business partners Frank (Adam Trese) and Josh (Andrew McCarthy) go bankrupt after their dot-com start-up collapses before it goes on-line. Frank, a bachelor and broke, reluctantly moves back home to live with his parents, while Josh, a hippie computer wiz who's married and has a son, is forced to consider the unthinkable - getting a real job.—leopardo_delle_nevi

2BPerfectlyHonest

2BPerfectlyHonest (2004)

Lynn Summers

Brandon Lee W.

Karrisa Walker

Jeanna Pattillo

Based on the book 'Dying To Live', this film is the inspiring true story of Dr. Shonda Reynolds . A native of Pulaski, Tennessee, she overcame addiction after entering drug rehab, where she had a spiritual awakening and accepted her calling to preach. This true to life film is about a life being transformed by the power of God through forgiveness, redemption and love from a life of addiction.

Still Got Joy

Still Got Joy (2020)

Greta Scacchi

Stacy Martin

Vincent Lacoste

Nabiha Akkari

David, who gets by doing odd jobs, meets Lena, who has just moved up to Paris, and falls in love. But soon after, his life is brutally interrupted by the sudden death of his sister. Beyond the shock, and the pain, David now finds himself alone with his young niece Amanda to care for.—Happy_Evil_Dude

Amanda

Amanda (2018)

Tadanobu Asano

Ryôsuke Yamada

Hidetaka Yoshioka

Tôma Ikuta

Movie contains the stories of three people: Suzuki (Toma Ikuta), Kujira (Tadanobu Asano) and Semi (Ryosuke Yamada). Suzuki is a former middle school teacher. His girlfriend was killed, which led him to quit his job and attempt to take revenge on her murderer. To do so, Suzuki has to infiltrate the underground world of criminals. Kujira is a contract killer for hire. He makes his targets fall into confusion and eventually commit suicide. Semi is a contract killer who uses a knife to take out his targets.—Dyutiman Biswas

Grasshopper

Grasshopper (2015)

François Civil

Wendy Grenier

Joséphine Japy

Patrice Melennec

Paris, 2009. Raphaël is a high school student who pass the days with his best friend Felix at the same time that he tries to end his first Sci-Fi novel when by chance he meets Olivia, another student fan to play piano. After a first magical encounter between them, Raphaël finds in her the inspiration to end the novel. Ten years later, 2019, the novel have been turned in a famous Sci-Fi saga and Raphaël in a best-selling writer with a successful career including apparitions in TV and Internet. Therefore, he turned in a man full of himself without space for any other, and the marriage with Olivia is each time more cold and distant. After to finish his last book and talk with Olivia about to end the relation, they both go to sleep. To the next morning, Raphaël wakes up to find himself in an alternate reality: he works as teacher in a public high school of with the too teacher Felix, is related with Mélanie (another teacher of his school), his career as writer not exists, and Olivia is a famous pianist that doesn't recognizes him. Unable to accept this new world as real and without the remembers of these alternate ten years, Raphaël tells Felix the truth asking him help to know how was his life in this alternate world. Wanting to turn back and recover his previous life, Raphaël finds a possible solution: recover Olivia making that she fall in love him again. Pretending to be a ghost writer of celebrities' biographies interested on her, Raphaël meets Olivia to know her history, but then he discovers an unexpected trouble: Olivia has engaged to her agent, Marc. If Raphaël doesn't hurry, it's possible that he never can recover the life that he had.—Chockys

Love at Second Sight

Love at Second Sight (2019)

Buddy Ebsen

Hank Worden

Kenneth Tobey

Nick Cravat

Legends (and myths) from the life of famed American frontiersman Davy Crockett are depicted in this feature film edited from television episodes. Crockett and his friend George Russell fight in the Creek Indian War. Then Crockett is elected to Congress and brings his rough-hewn ways to the House of Representatives. Finally, Crockett and Russell journey to Texas and partake in the last stand at the Alamo.—Jim Beaver

Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier

Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier (1955)

Sonia Braga

Otávio Müller

Henrique César

Celso Júnior

Free adaptation of Machado de Assis's classic. The narrator is a rich dead man, who tells us about his life and times, making fun of both.

Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas

Memórias Póstumas de Brás Cubas (2001)

Eric Clapton

Dudley Murphy

Destiny Pivonka

Paul McManus

There's not really a plot, since this is a Documentary. In my opinion, it's a very good, very entertaining, documentary of the second half of the 2004 JJ Cale Band tour. I'm Rocky, the piano player in the band. It's really accurate, factual and honest. Cale has somehow got a reputation as a recluse, which is undeserved. The fact is: he has always avoided fame, since he thinks, correctly, that fame gets in the way of freedom and friendship. For this film, he set that aside and stepped out for his fans and friends. The John Cale I have known since 1957 is the John Cale you will see in this film. Many of the mysteries people have been curious about are made plain, even the true story of where the nickname "JJ" came from (the story in the various "Histories of Rock" is inaccurate). There's plenty of really good concert footage and some charming episodes of just John, doodling on guitar and singing his songs, in parking lots and back rooms. You will get to know the supporting cast, from band members to sound guys and roadies, members of the management team and friends sitting in. This DVD is an absolute must for anybody who was ever curious about the man behind the music they love. I think the fact that the film crew came over from Munich added much to the effectiveness of the film, since they were obviously charmed by Americans and the American countryside. There's also footage from the 2004 Crossroads Festival, from the first half of the tour, and interviews with Eric Clapton, who sat in with us on the Saturday.

To Tulsa and Back: On Tour with J.J. Cale

To Tulsa and Back: On Tour with J.J. Cale (2005)

Bart Johnson

Paul Pavelski

Megan Scortino

Jana Claire Price

A girl in the backseat with two guys. She is terrified as one of the guys reaches for her, implying she might be taken against her will.The scene shifts to years later where Emma is taking a long drive to the middle of nowhere to a vacation house. Emma is being driven by Joe, a chatty driver who is also very inquisitive about her. Emma keeps to herself and jots down notes in her notebook. He keeps calling her Mrs Barret and wonders why she isn't accompanied by her husband on this long road trip.When Emma comes to the house, she makes sure to use all the security locks and then puts on music and dances in skimpy clothes while drinking wine. Someone knocks on the door and Emma finds a dozen roses at the doorstep. She takes them and then goes inside to dance and spills her wine. She bends down and is sober enough to notice that the wine puddle is weird around the counter. Before she can investigate, there is a knock on the door. It is her husband Henry who was supposed to come the next day.
It is revealed that the couple is here to celebrate their wedding anniversary.Henry asks about her journey here to which Emma tells him she isn't good with keeping her things safe and left her notebook behind in the car. Henry tells her she needs to get on with the times and use a laptop where all her notes can be backed up. They get comfortable and Henry pours Emma some whiskey. After drinking that, Emma is unable to connect the charger and starts feeling dizzy. She can't get into her bed either and Henry has to help her with everything. She falls into bed just as Henry, too, complains of feeling weird.Emma thinks she has a nightmare of random images and is being injected with something. It is when she wakes up that things turn creepy. She finds two mugs of coffee on the bedside table with a note. She ignores it at first and turns around to cuddle with her husband. Then suddenly she gets up when she realizes what she's wearing is not the one she wore to bed in the night. She wakes up Henry to tell him that she is wearing a far better nightgown than the one she was wearing when she had gone to sleep. Henry doesn't think anything of it at first and wants to continue sleeping. But Emma doesn't allow him anymore sleep and keeps poking him until he gets fed up and gets up. He too realizes something weird is going on when he sees that the clothes in the wardrobe definitely don't belong to him.They wonder what could be going on and decide to get out of the house. But they soon find the doors locked and a voice informs them that they are trapped and must do as told. First things first, both of them must change into outfits from the fifties. The next order is that Henry must open the door for Emma at all times and she must smile and say thanks every time.The couple does as told because disobedience causes electricity jolts to their heads. Apparently, they have something inserted behind the ear that causes a buzz to go up to their heads. The next order is for Emma to cook dinner in the kitchen while Henry has to bring a laptop and sit near his wife while she cooks. There is no WiFi, and Emma keeps chopping asparagus over and over while Henry is instructed to read from the only folder on the computer. He finds a text message exchanged between Emma and her lover, Ryan.Henry gets upset and wants to leave but a buzz in his head, sets him straight. Emma apologizes and assures Henry that her affair is over but Henry is still upset. The Voice instructs the couple have a happy celebratory dinner and so forces them to have their meal and then go into their rooms and be intimate with each other. While Henry is following orders, Emma refrains herself by pushing her husband away, clearly not enjoying herself. Henry suddenly stops saying he cannot do it.The Voice isn't too happy that the romance he's planned for the couple is going awry. He punishes Henry by sending another electric shock up his ear. Emma desperately pleads that she would do whatever it takes for the Voice to stop punishing her husband but the Voice isn't interested in seeing the couple be intimate anymore. Later Henry asks Emma why she didn't ask him to stop.Emma recalls the incident from the beginning of the movie and says she finds it better to remain quiet rather than say anything.
Henry keeps promising Emma that he will get them out of this mess. Just then Joe comes by to return Emma's notebook.The couple tries to signal to him for help but the house is apparently sound-proofed. Emma gets the idea to use a flashlight on the peephole. Joe sees it and Henry is evidently not too pleased by this. Joe tries to jump over only to be pulled back by the masked man and beaten.Emma is upset but then realizes that there has only been one guy speaking to them and that if he is outside they have enough time to look for another escape. Again Henry doesn't seem too pleased. He is trying to show concern and wariness of the danger.
Emma thinks there might be a way out through the counter where she had spilled wine. Henry helps her and a Crawlspace is revealed. Emma jumps right in while Henry keeps telling her it is a bad idea. Emma goes in but can't see a way out.Meanwhile, Henry is knocked out and the masked man pulls Emma out and then injects her. Emma awakens to find herself wearing a different dress of an outdated fashion. But she has a surprise waiting for her in the living room. It's Ryan, tied to a chair. The Voice commands that she mend her marriage by killing Ryan. She refuses and the Voice tortures Henry by sending an electric pulse up his head. Emma is told that either Ryan should die or Henry will be killed by electric pulse. She chooses to kill Ryan and stabs him because he isn't over her and keeps trying to contact her. Emma has now made sure Ryan doesn't contact her again.Later she is in her bedroom, clearly devastated for having to kill her lover. Henry consoles her by handing her a glass of whiskey and then walks away. Emma recalls how the alcohol must be spiked causing them both to lose consciousness on the first night. She tries to call Henry but then realizes the cameras are watching her. She pretends to drink from the glass but actually pours it under the bedside table on to the rug.Emma then pretends to lose consciousness while the masked man comes to check up on her. When he leaves, Emma decides to get some investigating done and finds a secret entrance through the wardrobe of outdated fashions. She finds a glass of whiskey and monitors everywhere and leafless trees as icons.She turns on the TV that looks like it belongs from the fifties but actually plays recordings from this era. She discovers that a cult called the Eden Group has formed an organization offering services to correct wives. The Eden Group promises husbands that their wives will learn to behave and smile, cook dinners, and bear them children exactly like in the olden days.Emma finds a video of Henry tossing out his whiskey on the first night and then changing Emma's clothes but not before he has his way with her against her will. Emma is heartbroken and when she hears a noise, she grabs the car keys and goes back to the bedroom to pretend to be unconscious. The masked man and Henry take Emma to the car and Henry points out that he wasn't given the right car keys.While they are away, Emma jumps into the front seat and then remembers that if she tried to escape, an electronic pulse will be sent to her head. She uses the key to remove the control from behind her ear and is about to turn on the car when the masked man appears. Emma leaves the car and run into the fields where she manages to use a shovel to defend herself and kill the man.Henry arrives and Emma pretends to have just woken up and been attacked by the man. Henry almost believes her but sees a trail of blood from her ear and realizes Emma has removed the control device and must have learned the truth. He makes excuses for Emma to enter the house and then attacks her, claiming to have done everything for her. Emma isn't too impressed with this gesture and injects him with another device. Then using the watch she stole from the head of the Eden Group (the masked man), she sends a strong electric vibration up Henry's head until his brain is fried.Emma leaves the house in the car and stops in the middle of the road after seeing car crashed against a tree.
We see Emma driving peacefully, while Joe awakens in the back seat and thanks Mrs Barret to which she replies to just call her Emma. (thanks to darkhorrortales)

Held

Held (2020)

Haruka Ayase

Yuriko Yoshitaka

Fumiyo Kohinata

Kei Tanaka

A lonesome college student, Jiro, is spending his 20th birthday alone, when suddenly, a beautiful girl turns up. The few hours that he spends with her are the most incredible moments of his life and Jiro is overwhelmed by his good-fortune in meeting her. But his happiness does not last long as she disappears as suddenly as she appeared. A year later, on his 21st birthday, Jiro runs into her again at the same restaurant, where she saves him and countless others from a crazy assassin. She looks the same, but this time she is somehow different. It is the beginning of a relationship that would change his life forever.—Anonymous

Cyborg She

Cyborg She (2008)

Brooke D'Orsay

Brendan Penny

Aadila Dosani

Emma Johnson

When small-town wedding photographer Molly's baby sister gets engaged, she enters the budget-conscious couple in a contest and wins a dream wedding - an all-expenses-paid, celeb-worthy event at a historic Beverly Hills hotel, thrown by "planner to the stars," Terrence Roquefort. It all seems perfect but when the engaged couple seems uneasy with the new plans, and maid of honor duties bring Molly closer to the best man, her ex-boyfriend Cory, she reconsiders whose dreams she is trying to fulfill.—Happy_Evil_Dude

Beverly Hills Wedding

Beverly Hills Wedding (2021)

Gaurav Jani

Riding Solo is a film about filmmaker Gaurav Jani's brave solo motorcycle journey from Mumbai to one of the remotest places in the world, the Changthang Plateau in Ladakh bordering China. The film is even more extraordinary for the fact that Jani was a one man camera crew unit who loaded his bike with 300 kg of equipment/supplies and set off on a journey to one of the world's most difficult terrains.—Anonymous

Riding Solo to the Top of the World

Riding Solo to the Top of the World (2006)

Alondra Toledo

Daniela Blanco

Henry Onyango

Jason Hadzikostas

Follows five students and their journey as they compete to win Global Student Entrepreneur Awards.

Own the Room

Own the Room (2021)

Ahmet Rifat Sungar

Robert Catrini

Mark Rolston

Yilmaz Erdogan

Rebellious, irreverent wunderkind Gülseren navigates loneliness, love and loss against the current of political turmoil and social change.

Have You Ever Seen Fireflies?

Have You Ever Seen Fireflies? (2021)

Taiga

Mei Kurokawa

Ryûju Kobayashi

Moeki Tsuruoka

'Tokyo Sunrise' presents a young man's journey to face an incomprehensible death of his best friend.

Tokyo Sunrise

Tokyo Sunrise (2015)

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