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A couple use the very different experiences of their first night together as ammunition for their last.

Two girls make a deal- but is it the one they thought they were making?

Paolo dreams to be an actor but he is more used to appear in marginal roles. By following him in one day of work, Paolo will show us the enormous sacrifices, renunciations, senses of responsibility and injustices that torment the show business. AWARDS:

A strange deathlike creature roams around grandpa Dakota. The patriarch knows it’s time to call on the members of his tribe. A family, his family, atypical and dismantled will then have to reunite. Will they arrive in time to share a last moment with their clan chief?

After her umpteenth move in NYC, a woman and her best friend embark on a journey through imagination to a place of childlike wonder.

“The Fallen” is a shock-and-awe story about the choices our soldiers make in the midst of battlefield-chaos, before they fall. What are the moral stakes when we go to war? No answers. Only more questions.

Featuring writing by Sam Hyde, Jan Rankoski, Andrew Ruse, and other fans, Sam Hyde commandeered a TEDx talk held at Drexel University, delivering a video filled to the brim with surrealist humor and biting socio-political satire.

A loving deconstruction of the slasher genre, seen from the perspective of a Survivor Girl living in the aftermath of her own encounter with a psycho-slasher killer. We follow her as she travels home after a night out with friends, always remaining wary of the inevitable return of her tormentor.

Charlie Acaster longs to be a normal teenager. On an extraordinary night, she embarks on a magical journey.

Needy Ham Hamilton is mistaken for a dog show judge and he takes advantage of the situation for material gain.

Oswald lives at The Broken Arms and has a neighbor who insist on absolute quiet. Oswald then gets a call that his nephews are coming over to play.

Two 40-something women reminisce about a pivotal life-event from 25 years ago.

Join director Clint Eastwood and his creative team, along with Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller, as they overcome enormous creative and logistic obstacles to make a film that brings the truth of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle's story to the screen.

Kung Fu Wizard of Jesus vs. Undead Robot Nazi Werewolves is a martial arts spoof from director Jerry Williams (Purvos, Zeppo: Sinners from beyond the moon, UFO crash in Kentucky). In the near future, the Kung fu wizard of Jesus ne...

A career-oriented woman struggles to keep her past trauma from manifesting itself and distorting her reality. Is she really here? IS this really happening? AWARDS:

A clap of hands: the palms meet, but the snap comes a few seconds later. Arturo is out of sync, the delay is growing day by day. On the verge of a nervous breakdown, Arturo will have to question the pace of his life. AWARDS:

A story for children and adults about a squirrel named Pippin and the curious treasure she finds.

On the side of the road, Franck stagnates sitting at the wheel of a car. While Franck tries to flee, Adrien appears on his bike to settle his account. Original/Alternative Title: The roadside AWARDS:

From either side of the Brexit divide - two men collide in an intense night of robbery, desperation and fury. AWARDS:

Unable to reconcile with his past, Super repairs objects from the recycle garbage. Super's obsession with fixing a broken butterfly leads him to a crossroad. Will Super let go of his past, or will he accept his life in the present? AWARDS:

The new technology of sound films proved to be a career-booster for silent clown Lloyd Hamilton, who'd suffered from various personal and professional difficulties during the last days of the silent era. The good news for Ham was that he had a decent speaking voice, low and a bit raspy, that suited his Born Loser screen persona. In some of his early talkies, such as Don't Be Nervous, he came close to capturing the spirit of his silent work and used sound cleverly. Toot Sweet! is something of a disappointment however, for although the basic premise is very much the sort of thing Ham did in his silent comedies, the result, after a promising opening sequence, is strangely flat and unsatisfying. Ultimately this film is a good example of a style of comedy that worked in silent cinema but didn't properly translate to the brave new world of talkies.The story is simple: Ham is interested in a girl named Marie and wants to impress her. First he buys a car—a used one, quite battered, with fenders that flap in the breeze—and then he takes her out to a swanky nightclub. The bulk of the film is set in the club, which features attractive Art Deco décor and a swinging jazz band. But in the course of this disastrous date Ham realizes that Marie isn't the nice girl he thought she was: she only went out with him to make her real boyfriend jealous. The boyfriend is an Apache dancer at the club, and when she sees him kissing his dance partner she becomes enraged and smashes up the place, wh

When you watch this cartoon, you need to understand that the current version is not the original 1929 version but one which had a soundtrack added about twenty years later.The first thing I noticed was how poor the animation appeared compared to other cartoons of the silent era. In particular, the little mouse hero and his girlfriend (perhaps knockoffs of Mickey and Minnie) looked creepy and had the look of a drawing by some semi-talented kid. Still, despite that, the cartoon was fun and had an inventive style. I liked the silliness and violence...yay, violence! For the most part, this is not a cartoon kids today would like--unless your kids have very low standards. But as I am a weird history teacher who likes the history of film, I found it interesting and worth a view.

A young cleaning woman in a boarding-house relieves the drudgery of her job by daydreaming that a foreign student at the house, who she believes is interested in her, is actually a wealthy nobleman who sweeps her off on a romantic journey.

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