Imogen Poots

Jesse Eisenberg

Justin Eaton

Alessandro Nivola

After he's attacked on the street at night by a roving motorcycle gang, timid bookkeeper Casey (Jesse Eisenberg) joins a neighborhood karate studio to learn how to protect himself. Under the watchful eye of a charismatic instructor, Sensei (Alessandro Nivola), and hardcore brown belt Anna (Imogen Poots), Casey gains a newfound sense of confidence for the first time in his life. But when he attends Sensei's mysterious night classes, he discovers a sinister world of fraternity, brutality and hyper-masculinity, presenting a journey that places him squarely in the sights of his enigmatic new mentor.—Bleecker Street

The Art of Self-Defense

The Art of Self-Defense (2019)

Ryan Eatherton

Acei Martin

George Hooker

Faith Kelly

A man in the witness protection program struggles with his crumbling home life, while two hitmen from his old neighborhood hunt him down.

Barren Trees

Barren Trees (2018)

Dane DeHaan

Tatiana Maslany

Gordon Pinsent

Melanie Hubert

The film begins somewhere in the icy tundra of North America. The lovers, Roman and Lucy, are researchers who live and work up there. They cut holes in the ice to go ice-fishing. Lucy has more luck catching fish, and playfully makes fun of Roman for his lack of fish. The topic switches to their tastes in music. Roman tells Lucy about this one song by the artist Gil Scott-Haron. He tells her that he loves this one song where the lyrics say "the spirits are your parents." He contemplates that maybe the spirits are always trying to tell people things, and that "if you took a second to listen to yourself, you would hear them."Later that night, Roman lays in bed next to Lucy, who seems to be having a troubled sleep. When he wakes her, she tells him that she had a nightmare where she was being stalked by a mysterious figure, and that no one was around to hear her cries for help.Lucy leaves her on her snowmobile and stops off at another house, where she sets up a birthday party for one of her co-workers. She allows herself to get lost in the party with her friends and peers.In the morning, Roman stops off at a small municipal airport. He boards a delivery plane that is set to transport a dead body. He identifies the body as a man named Tom. When asked what happened, he simply replies, "He got lost." He and his co-worker pass the body off to two Inuit villagers before flying back to base.Lucy receives a letter from a university program, where she has been accepted to study in their biology department. She meets up with Roman, and the two of them head to a snowmobile race. While watching the race, Lucy is suddenly overcome with anxiety and excuses herself. What appears to be a man begins to follow her to her snowmobile; she quickly boards and drives away. Roman follows her. She explains that she got accepted to the biology program. She tells Roman that she has to go down south, as the man keeps chasing her and she can't get away. She asks Roman to come with her, but he is adamant that he stays at base, as he cannot fathom the idea of going down south.The two make love later that evening, but Roman senses that Lucy is not reciprocating and decides to stop. She tries to convince him otherwise, but he doesn't want to continue. They go to sleep, feeling more distant from each other.Roman begins to self-medicate to cope with his emotions; he smokes weed constantly and drinks to excess. Lucy drives to his house and tries to get him to let her in, but he ignores her. On her drive back, she stops to take a picture, but is yet again approached by the man. She jumps in her car and speeds away.Roman takes his rifle out that night and shoots up his old furniture. He is visited by Sheriff John, who's responding to a noise complaint, but he sympathetically lets Roman finish his rounds before he leaves. Roman is suddenly approached by a polar bear. The polar bear speaks to Roman, and tells Roman that he's stuck in his karma and needs to break out of his circle. Roman matter-of-factly states that maybe he'll just shoot the bear, who retorts that he's the only friend Roman has. The bear lumbers off. Nearby, a boy playing hockey with his brother asks Roman if he can talk to bears. Roman simply tells the boy that it's late and time to get back inside. He takes the boy and his brother in.Lucy visits Roman again and is adamant that he talks to her. When he ignores her again, she breaks his window open and demands that he tell her he loves her. Roman chases her out the door and screams at her to leave him alone, that he is done with her. Lucy leaves in tears.Sheriff John arrives at Roman's to check on him; he finds him distraught and sitting with his rifle pointed under his chin. John leaves and comes back with a case of beer to snap Roman out of his funk. Roman confides in John that he moved up north after he broke his ankle kicking his abusive father in the face, and that he no longer knows of his father's whereabouts.The next morning, John finds Roman passed out surrounded by beer cans. He has Roman airlifted to a nearby health clinic to detox.Lucy arrives at the clinic. She pays all of the money she was saving to go down south to visit Roman. The two are given 15 minutes in a small meeting room, where they passionately make love against the table. Roman promises to do anything for Lucy to make it up to her. She tearfully asks if he could go with her down south; the man is still chasing her and it's becoming unbearable. Roman agrees. Because she no longer has any money, he tells her they're going to pack up their snowmobiles and ride as far south as they can, until she is free from her nightmares.The two embark on a journey across the frozen tundra with as many supplies as they can carry. On their journey, they come across a trail of frozen caribou, half buried in the ice. Lucy explains that this happens every year when the water levels get too high; the leader tries to cross the river and drowns, prompting the second in line to lead until they drown, and so on until there are none left.While camping out, Lucy tells Roman a joke: Two lovers and a bear walk into a bar, and the lovers are carrying an octopus. They claim that the octopus is the most accomplished musician in the world. The bear consistently tests the skills of the octopus with various musical instruments, all of which the octopus can play expertly. The bear finally gives the octopus a bagpipe; he fumbles with it for a few moments before giving up. When taunted by the bear for his inability to play, he comments that he wasn't going to play it, but instead was going to have sex with it once he got the pajamas off. Roman teases that it's the worst joke he's ever heard.The lovers' journey is a positive one. They spend their time traveling, skiing, and taking pictures of the Northern lights. For once, they are liberated from their pasts.The two are soon approached by the bear, who complains that he's hungry. Lucy panics and goes for her gun, but Roman tells her that he won't hurt her. The bear tells Roman that running away won't solve their issues, and Lucy's attacker is still following them; they need to "burn" him out. Roman feeds the bear a fish and tells him to go away. The bear lumbers off, muttering "I love you too." Roman tells a baffled Lucy that he can speak to bears, and the journey south resumes.Not long after, they are approached by a native villager, who warns them to turn around to avoid an incoming blizzard. Lucy stubbornly states that she's not going back north. The villager takes pity on them and gives them directions to a nearby military base that has since been abandoned. As they travel there, Roman's snowmobile hits a patch of thin ice, and he falls through, trapping. Lucy manages to pull him up with her mobile and rope, and they continue on their way, minus one snowmobile.They find the military base, but Lucy is apprehensive to enter. Roman assures her that there is no one inside, and that she is safe with him. They explore the base, finding old artifacts such as 30 year-old corned beef. Lucy is still afraid that someone else is in the base with them, but Roman insists that they are alone.That night, Lucy hears a noise while she sleeps. Thinking that it's Roman playing a trick, she stands up to investigate. She is once again confronted by the mysterious man. He places his hand on her shoulder and tells her to come to him if she loves him - if she doesn't, people will die and she will be the one to blame. Lucy runs out of the base screaming and crying, but Roman catches her before she can run out into the snow. Inconsolable, she admits that the man following her is her dead father, who would regularly sexually abuse her. She screams that she needs to kill him and get him out of her head. Roman promises Lucy that he'll kill him for her. He gathers up their belongings, then breaks open the base's gas line and lights it on fire, blowing up the inside. Roman embraces Lucy and assures that her father is dead and will never follow her again.In voiceover, Lucy wonders if she and Roman are like the caribou who crossed the river and froze to death, knowing full well that they wouldn't make it. Roman says maybe it's a good thing, because it's proof that they conquered their biggest fears in life, and in doing so, were not afraid to die.The doomed lovers are finally out of resources. They dig a cave in the ice to take shelter. Lucy and Roman affirm their love for each other, and imagine the beautiful life they'll build together once they make it down south.As Lucy sleeps, the bear pokes his head through the cave and greet Roman. He quips that they are so close to their destination but are simultaneously a lifetime away. Roman remarks that the bear is like a god, but with flaws. The bear says that all gods have flaws, "even Jesus." He bids Roman farewell, assuring him that he will see him again soon. Roman falls asleep, with Lucy at his side.Some time later, a rescue team comes across the abandoned snowmobile. They take out chainsaws and begin to carve at the surrounding ice. Buried under the thick layer of ice is Lucy and Roman, frozen in the icy tundra with their arms around each other. The lovers are airlifted away into the arctic sky as the screen cuts to black.

Two Lovers and a Bear

Two Lovers and a Bear (2016)

David Jackson

Sarah Schoofs

Nurah Stanley

Saliyl Dotson

Jennifer, an independent designer disappointed in her stalled relationship and career, discovers a surreal mashup videotape, labeled "Meme," among a friend's VHS collection. She goes in search of Meme's creator, tracking down people who appear on the tape to gain greater insight into what it is and why it exists. As she pursues the creator of the tape she takes greater control of other aspects of her life including her relationship, difficult clients, and a drinking problem that increasingly interferes with her life.

Meme

Meme (2018)

Sylvester Stallone

Woody Allen

Mary Jo Catlett

Charlotte Rae

Fielding Mellish (a consumer products tester) becomes infatuated with Nancy (a political activist). He attends demonstrations and tries in other ways to convince her that he is worthy of her love, but Nancy wants someone with greater leadership potential. Fielding runs off to San Marcos where he joins the rebels and eventually becomes President of the country. While on a trip to the states, he meets Nancy again and she falls for him now that he is a political leader.—Scott R. Vaughn

Bananas

Bananas (1971)

Nico Evers-Swindell

Elizabeth Sung

Nana Ghana

Vivian Bang

A dramatic comedy following a Korean-American performance artist who struggles to be authentically heard and seen through her multiple identities in modern Los Angeles.

White Rabbit

White Rabbit (2018)

Amy Seimetz

Whitney Moore

Brandon Carroll

Joe Swanberg

A car drives along a stretch of road. On a pass through wooded hills, the driver, Garrick Turrell, gets out and opens the trunk, revealing a brunette. The young woman is bound and gagged, recoiling in terror as Garrick takes her out of the trunk. He takes her further into the woods, and she whimpers and struggles as he pushes her down on the ground. Garrick appears to want to comfort and calm down the woman, but in the end, he grabs her by the neck, first strangling her and finally snapping her neck. Garrick drives away in his car.The movie then cuts to a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, where we meet our main character, Sarah, who has been sober for three months. Another fellow alcoholic, Kevin, invites her to dinner to celebrate. She offers instead to meet him for lunch on Thursday.During their date, Sarah is shy and timid. The fact that there are wine bottles along a wall near the restaurant's entrance has them both a little awkward.Garrick is being moved to another prison. He offers no resistance and stares into space. A loose screw rolls around on the floor of the police car.Sarah is at work in a dental office where she works as a hygienist. Her co-worker asks her about her date, and encourages her not to write it off just yet, even though she doesn't feel ready to go any further.Garrick arrives at a rest stop with public showers. He showers, washes his hair, and shaves off his beard. Flashbacks show his escape from the police car, and an officer with his throat ripped wide open. That night, at a motel, his TV plays a news report about a nationwide manhunt for him. Despite being a serial murderer, Garrick has a very large fan base, and some women have actually written expressing an interest in marrying him. Appearing to wrestle with more inner demons, he finally goes into the restroom where a naked blonde woman lies dead in the tub, her throat cut.In the morning, Garrick is following another woman, having more memory flashbacks.Kevin drops Sarah off at her house after their date. Although she is timid about it, she finally leans in and kisses him before her awkwardness makes her pull back. Kevin is very forgiving and understanding, not pressuring her into anything. He offers to see her again, and she says she'll call him soon.Sarah has a memory flashback showing she was formerly Garrick's girlfriend. She loved him then, and he treated her well. The memories leave her unable to sleep, and she teeters dangerously close to drowning her sorrows in more alcohol before regaining control and flushing the bottle's contents down her toilet.Garrick drives down the road at twilight, listening to a radio news report on the manhunt for him. He's been at large for seven days now, and the FBI is coordinating with all local agencies, setting up checkpoints at both the Canadian and Mexican borders.At an AA meeting Sarah listens to another woman tell a story about herself. The meeting leader asks Sarah about confronting her own alcoholism, and she trips over her words a number of times, only able to say that she was in a bad relationship and came to understand that her alcoholism was tied to it.As Sarah enters her car, Kevin is there, impressed at how she's starting to open up about herself. He assures her that like her, everyone there has more to tell, but just aren't ready yet. He'd very much like to hear her stories, but only when she's comfortable with them. Sarah suddenly invites Kevin over to her house for tea. Tea leads to kissing, which leads to them starting to have sex, but ultimately Kevin can't go through with it. Sarah gently tells him it's okay.We see another flashback: Garrick is forcing the woman he'd been tailing to drive him through a police checkpoint. He quietly explains step by step how she can get through without any suspicion. After they're through, the woman begs tearfully for her life, saying her family expected her home a half hour ago. Of course, Garrick ends up killing her. We see him get out of the car, holding the knife, slumping near the left front wheel of the car, and the camera pans to show the woman sitting behind the wheel, the window dotted with blood.The memory flashback shows Sarah waking up at the sound of Garrick leaving in the middle of the night to go for a walk.In the waking world, Sarah wakes up and greets Kevin, who's spent the night. He's made coffee for her, and was going to have made her breakfast, but her refrigerator is empty. He offers to take her to breakfast.Garrick fills his gas tank when an old man strikes up small talk. Seeing the newspaper stand showing an article about the manhunt for him, Garrick stands in front of the stand as the man rambles about nearby power lines having transponders, and now that the country has a black president, he's using them to spy on people. The man advises Garrick swapping his car, which has a plastic roof, for one with a steel roof, which the transponders can't read through. Garrick politely listens and accommodates the man, before going to his car and driving off.At breakfast, two of Kevin's friends find him at the counter with Sarah. Rusty does all the talking, while Reed is quiet. Kevin used to drink with them before joining AA. Rusty and Reed only stay long enough for coffee before heading out to give Kevin time alone with Sarah.Another memory flashback shows Garrick again leaving Sarah's house in the middle of the night. This time Sarah gets up and follows him.Sarah comes in to work to find that her co-worker, Carla, hasn't shown up. Sarah steps outside and calls her, leaving a message on Carla's voice mail.Garrick enters a bar/grill and buys a meal. As he eats, radio news continues to talk about the search for him, asking for any information not only on leads to his whereabouts, but about anyone who might be suspected of aiding and sheltering him. Internet fan sites abound, and a Facebook page for his fans numbers in the hundreds of thousands.Two men are leaving the bar/grill when one says he left something inside. Garrick, suspecting the man may have recognized him, feigns illness and ambushes and murders both of them.Sarah goes to Carla's house and knocks on her door, but there is no answer. She sees Carla's landlord, Mr. Harper, working his yard and asks about her. The landlord says he last saw Carla two days before. She gives him her name and asks him to have Carla call her if he sees Carla again.Sarah meets Kevin for lunch. She tells Kevin that Carla didn't show up for work and didn't answer her doorbell. Kevin offers to bring her to the police after their AA meeting, but Sarah, feeling timid again, tries to assure herself that Carla is okay.At the meeting, a man named Warner talks about the two young men who were killed. He was acquainted with them and sometimes drank with them, and the murder has shaken him, making him think he could have been with them and also gotten killed. One of the young men was also a meth cooker, and Warner thinks the killing might have been drug related.Mr. Harper knocks on Carla's door, concerned for her. He goes around to the back and lets himself in with his spare key, calling out to her. He finds Carla's body lain on the sofa, covered in dried blood.Garrick is seen watching outside the orthodontics office where Sarah works. Sarah hurries out of the office in tears after having learned of Carla's murder.Kevin hurries to Sarah's house, running to hold and comfort her after having gotten her frantic call. Unable to control her fear, Sarah is only able to tell Kevin some of the story, that she knows that her ex-boyfriend killed Carla as a warning to Sarah that he's found her and is coming after her now. Sarah is also afraid that her ex will now kill Kevin, too, for being involved with her. Kevin tells her that his parents have a cabin in a secluded area where he can take her, and they'll be safe.A memory flashback shows Sarah driving up to a public storage facility. She clips the lock for one locker with heavy bolt cutters and goes inside. She finds a large meat hook hanging from the ceiling and an electric drill. Clipping a heavy chain holding a large container closed, she finds the butchered body of a woman. Police race to the scene and ask Sarah about the owner of the locker. Even as she gives them Garrick's work address, she tries to tell herself and the officers that he wasn't responsible for murdering the woman.As Kevin drives to the cabin, Sarah is telling him her story. Kevin says he'd read about everything in the papers, and had heard of Garrick. Sarah's name and likeness, however, were never published as part of a deal in return for her testimony. They arrive at the cabin and Kevin opens the gate, saying they have to walk the rest of the way.Playing cards at the table are Rusty and Reed. Kevin confronts them, wanting to know what the hell they're doing there. Rusty says he's tired of waiting and wants to get down to business. Kevin suddenly turns-- and lays into Sarah with a wicked left fist to her jaw, knocking her unconscious.A memory flashback shows Garrick and Sarah in bed. Garrick suddenly asks Sarah how she would choose to die if she knew her death was imminent, but she could choose how it happened. Sounding not quite sober, Sarah says she'd take a morphine overdose. Garrick, on the other hand, thinks he would do something more hardcore, like a kamikaze pilot.Sarah awakens in the cabin; she's tied up and suspended upside down from the ceiling. Kevin, Rusty and Reed watch over her. They reveal that Reed, not Garrick, was Carla's murderer. Sarah's fate appears very bleak as they further reveal that Kevin hero-worships Garrick, and the three of them had spent a great deal of time tracking down the woman who put him behind bars, Kevin posing as a recovering alcoholic to get close to her, and finally they have her as their prisoner, to have their way with her and bring her to a grisly end the way Garrick would have and should have. They say the best place to start is to break Sarah's feet, because if she can't walk, she can't run or escape, and this would break her spirit. Reed and Rusty tightly cover Sarah's mouth to quiet her terrified screams and sobs as they start to torture her.The dark ritual is interrupted by a knock at the door. How anyone else even knew about the cabin, let alone were able to find it, is a mystery. Kevin seems to know, however. He answers the door and Garrick walks in. Kevin had sent Garrick letters of admiration, including a code that helped him find where Sarah had escaped to, and how to find the cabin.But suddenly Garrick asks what they're doing to Sarah, and when they say they're finishing his work, finishing off the woman who put him away, Garrick reveals that he didn't break out of prison to finish Sarah off, but to save her from Kevin and his cohorts. Until then, he says, he was actually very content in prison and in solitary, because he couldn't hurt anyone else there-- especially Sarah. He doesn't blame Sarah for putting him away; in fact he believes that she saved not only many others who he might have killed, but also saved Garrick from himself. The only reason Garrick escaped from prison and killed again, was because of the letters Kevin sent him about the plans to finish Sarah off... so that Garrick could save her.As Garrick speaks, he stealthily pulls a hidden knife. Making further small talk as a distraction, he buries the knife in Rusty's temple, grabs his gun and shoots Reed. Kevin, however, gets the drop on him, and stabs him with another long knife. Garrick is gravely wounded, but alive, and as Kevin tries to apologize, calling Garrick his hero, Garrick shoots and kills him.Sarah tearfully begs Garrick to untie her. Her pleas make it seem that a part of her still loves Garrick even now. Despite how gravely wounded he is, Garrick is able to untie Sarah and undo the rigging suspending her from the cabin ceiling. As he gently lowers her to the ground, he starts to succumb to his wounds. After a brief flashback with some recollections of Sarah and Garrick as a couple, Sarah stands up and exits the cabin without comforting him or showing him any gratitude. Garrick falls down to the ground and quietly dies alone.The movie ends as Sarah stumbles out of the cabin, back toward Kevin's car, to return to civilization.

A Horrible Way to Die

A Horrible Way to Die (2010)

Flávio Galvão

Nelson Dantas

Patricio Bisso

Wilson Grey

Fantasy comedy about Brazilian writer Oswald de Andrade, one of the most important icons of Modernism in Brazil. In the film, Oswald is played by two actors: Ítala Nandi, as his feminine anima, and Flávio Galvão, as the masculine half.

The Brazilwood Man

The Brazilwood Man (1982)

William Bryant

Carey Loftin

Richard Jaeckel

Dawn Lyn

Part 2 opens with Buford Pusser's two main deputies, Obra Eaker (Robert DoQui) and Grady Coker (Bruce Glover), as well as Buford's father and some of the town's citizens all wondering if Buford will seek re-election. Obra and Grady both state that there is no way Buford resigns until he either convicts or kills everyone who was involved in the ambush that led to his wife Pauline's death (in the previous movie).Buford's mother (Lurene Tuttle) and his children visit Buford who is still in the hospital recovering from plastic surgery that was needed to restore his face. Buford's mother asks him about re-election and confesses that she wishes he would retire. "There ain't no shame in quitting, Buford," she tells him. To which he replies, "I know , Mama."Buford (now played by Bo Svenson) is re-elected and his first order of business is to bust up a still operating on the banks of the river. Buford and his deputies surprise the moonshiners and round them all up, except for the leader Pinky Dobson (Luke Askew) who gets away in a speedboat.Dobson then goes to the mansion of local mob boss John Witter (Logan Ramsey), a corrupt state official (seen briefly in the previous film). Witter is angry when Dobson brings Boston-based hit-man Ray Henry (John Davis Chandler) to the meeting. Witter makes Ray Henry wait in another room while he and Dobson privately talk about what to do about Buford. Witter grumbles about how Buford has cost him a lot of money by shutting down his prostitution and gambling operations. He puts pressure on Dobson to take Buford out. Dobson promises he will.Dobson goes to a car racetrack to talk to a driver named Stud Pardee (Richard Jaeckel) about helping him to get rid of Buford. Pardee strips two of Buford's lug bolts on his Impala and then entices Buford into a high-speed car chase. Buford's wheel does come off during the chase but he survives unhurt. Meanwhile, the only participant in the ambush that Buford recognized from police photos turns up with a bullet in his head.Witter brings in a beautiful woman named Marganne Stilson (Angel Tompkins) to win Buford's confidence and eventually kill him. "Take a week," he tells Stilson. "Take two weeks. Just don't press to hard or he'll be on to you. This man is no dummy."An investigation reveals that the only blue and white Camaro in the county that Buford chased is owned by Stud Pardee. Buford gets a warrant, tracks down Pardee and proceeds to destroy his prized car while looking for contraband. After tearing apart the door panels, having Obra cut open his tires which costs $300 a piece and knocking out all the windows, Buford finds a pint of whiskey under Pardee's seat. Buford offers Pardee a drink. Pardees declines. Buford tells him, "You look like you could use a drink." Pardee takes the bottle and tries to drink it all down. Buford stops him, telling him, "I need the rest of this for evidence." Pardee tells Buford, "You know you have a hell of a lot of enemies around here." Buford informs Pardee that his car is impounded and will be sold at an auction.Next, Buford busts up a still operation that uses the Falcon Baptist Church as a cover. One of the moonshiners takes off running when accosted by Buford and his squad. Buford chases the man through the woods eventually catching him. The man asks Buford why he is has time to bother "us poor blacks" Buford tells him, "Same as everyone else." To which the man replies, "Same as that big horse ranch on the hill?" He says Buford looks the other way because A.C. Hand (Archie Grinalds) is a friend of his father's. Buford tells Obra to swear out a warrant for A.C. Hand because "I don't want there to be any misunderstanding from anyone."Buford raids Hand's place and tells him he's going to be facing time in the penitentiary. Buford's father (Noah Beery, Jr.) is understandably upset. A.C. Hand is his oldest and dearest friend "since before I ever even went to school." Buford reminds his father that he is after the man at the top because he "destroyed my family."While Obra is in the middle of telling Buford that his uncle spotted a "new cooking operation down on the Hatchie River," Marganne Stilson, posing as a graduate student from Ole Miss, tries to get Buford to show her around. Buford declines because he is in the middle of something important. Stilson says she will hold Buford to his promise to show her around at a later date.Meanwhile, Witter himself makes advances at Stilson but she quickly informs him that he cannot afford her.Buford is informed that the fancy speed-boat has been spotted again, coming into McNairy County. Buford sets up a "sting" operation, but as he is leaving his house he discovers a bomb planted under his hood by Ray Henry. Buford radios Obra and Grady to tell that that he has a "little mechanical problem." He reminds them that it is "the man in the boat that you are after." Grady inadvertently trips an alarm wire while the deputies are moving in on the still and Pinky Dobson again escapes in his speed-boat.Buford had made a secret deal with a local car dealer named Floyd Tate to get a new undercover police car every four to six weeks. Tate calls one day to tell Buford his new car is ready. Buford lets Obra talk him into going to exchange the cars for him. Since it's his day off, Obra explained, it wouldn't cost the county anything. Buford is hesitant at first, but Obra finally convinces him. Obra is driving 100 mph in Buford's car when he discovers the brakes are out, and the steering has been tampered with. Obra dies in a head-on collision. At the funeral, Buford tells Obra's parents that Obra died in his place because his car had been tampered with.Buford makes a deal with Sheriff Tanner (Red West) in Alcorn County, Mississippi to finally nail Pardee. Buford offers to show Stilson around. They get in Buford's car. Stilson claims to have left a map with all the places she is interested in seeing in the cottage she has rented by the lake. Buford says no problem and offers to take her there. Two snipers are waiting for him in a boat. Stilson suggests a picnic. Buford says it may be a little chilly for a picnic. Buford and Stilson go inside her cottage where Buford informs her that there is no student registered at Ole Miss named Stilson. He makes her go back outside with him and frightens off the snipers before telling Stilson to let Dobson know that he is wise to their plans.Sheriff Tanner pursues Pardee back across the state line. Buford takes up the chase. Pardee is driving his new Corvette convertible. Pardee manages to go around a road-block set up by the deputies but later crashes and his trapped in his overturned car. Buford gets Pardee to confess that it was Pinky Dobson who hired him. Buford helps free Pardee before his car explodes. Dobson once again escapes in his boat when his distillery is raided. This time, however, they are ready for him. Mr. Pusser has supervised a blockade of logs strung across the river. Buford tells Dobson to surrender. Dobson ignores him and ultimately is up-ended when he hits the barricade and he gets arrested.Ray Henry purchases a machine gun and 1,000 rounds of ammo. Buford learns from an FBI agent that Ray Henry was Dobson's cell-mate for three-and-a-half years and that they were both seen in the vicinity the night Buford and his wife were ambushed. Dobson is in the hospital but escapes with the help of his girlfriend, Ruby Ann (Brooke Mills). Buford and an FBI agent pursue Dobson and Ruby Ann in an off-road car chase. Buford shoots and kills Dobson. Ruby Ann tells Buford where Ray Henry is and when Dobson tells her to shut up, she says she is not afraid of Witter like Dobson and Ray Henry both are.Buford and his men go to the boarding-house where Ray Henry is living. Buford is wounded but finally kills Ray Henry. As he is getting into an ambulance, Buford asks Grady if he remembers a man from Nashville shaking his hand right after he was elected sheriff. Grady asks, "What man?" Buford answers "A fat man, named Witter. I almost forgot about him"...... which sets the stage up for Walking Tall: The Final Chapter.

Part 2: Walking Tall

Part 2: Walking Tall (1975)

Benjamin Hollingsworth

Steven McChattie

Stephen Huszar

Laura Vandervoort

What happens when you realize that to achieve your dreams you have to live a nightmare? Rose is a quiet, demure, unassuming woman in her looks and actions. Her dream is to become a famous designer in the fashion world, but a terrible accident leaves Rose scarred beyond recognition. She seeks out a radical untested stem cell treatment. The treatment is nothing short of a miracle and wallflower Rose turns into the belle of the ball. It all seems to good to be true. She is now everything she wanted to be. But everything in life comes at a price and this new found perfect life is no exception.

Rabid

Rabid (2019)

Todd Karns

E.G. Marshall

Lee Marvin

Steve Brodie

During the World War II, the crew of a small insignificant ship in the U.S. Pacific Fleet experience an event unlike any event ever experienced by the United States Navy. A Ship's Captain is removed from command by his Executive Officer in an apparent outright act of mutiny. As the trial of the mutineers unfold, it is learned that the Captain of the ship was mentally unstable, perhaps even insane. The Navy must decide if the Caine Mutiny was a criminal act, or an act of courage to save a ship from destruction at the hands of her Captain?—Anthony Hughes

The Caine Mutiny

The Caine Mutiny (1954)

John Schneider

William Mark McCullough

Joe Anderson

Kevin Gage

Deaf since having his hearing knocked out at the age of twelve, Asher has been training for over a decade to avenge himself on Ivan, the man that killed his older brother, fourteen years ago. And now that his nemesis is out of prison, he gets his chance. But Asher's target also happens to be his father.

My Father Die

My Father Die (2016)

Chris Owen

Courtney Gains

Tatyana Ali

Nicole Andrews

Dorm Daze unfolds during a crazy afternoon at a university co-ed dormitory in the days before Christmas break when one of the students, Styles McFee, hires a prostitute named Dominique for his unwitting brother, Booker, to lose his virginity. But Booker prefers to lose his virginity to his long-term sweetheart Rachel just down the hall. Meanwhile, another student, named Wang, awaits the arrival of a French foreign exchange student, who speaks little English, also named Dominique. Farcical wackiness ensues as a series of mistaken identities and mishaps escalate into monumental proportions starting when Wang leaves for work, Dominique the Student arrives and is mistaken for the prostitute by Styles, while Dominique the Hooker is mistaken for the student by others including the two dorm gossip queens Lynne and Marla. Other characters involve Adrienne, who is targeted by the dorm geek, Newmar, with whom they had a drunken fling the night before. Adrienne tries to find a missing handbag belonging to her friend, Claire, who is having boyfriend troubles with Tony. Adrienne's roommate, Gerri, inadvertently gets her hands on another handbag similar looking to Claire's which is filled with $30,000 in cash. Gerri is soon mistaken for a shadowy hit woman, named Britany the Snake, by a local gangster named Lorenzo. Elsewhere, Pete's punk friend Cliff enters the dorm when Pete has to go to work. Cliff soon teams up with Dominique the Hooker to find the missing handbag with the cash while the token gay student Foosball works his way through all the plots of this collegiate comedy of Shakespearean proportions.—Anonymous

Dorm Daze

Dorm Daze (2003)

Without sound, in three movements. Title cards declare that what a person likes and his manner of liking them reveals character. There are long looks at forms and rhythms. The film begins and ends with the sea: the tide coming in, small breakers running up on a beach. In the first movement, rocks appear, light and dark play on water. From time to time, machines turn. The light makes dappled patterns. In the second movement, a leafy tree branch gives way to water then shots of the sky and clouds. The third movement returns to the shore, with long takes looking out far, past the beach to outcroppings under the horizon. Small breakers interrupt the patterns of light on water.—

Portrait of a Young Man in Three Movements

Portrait of a Young Man in Three Movements (1931)

Caitlin FitzGerald

Mike Donovan

James Wolk

Tom Lipinski

When four estranged brothers return home to say their last goodbye to their dying mother, Grace, hidden motivations reveal themselves. The family's already tenuous bonds are tested when secrets from Grace's past resurface, causing a restless night to go terribly awry as the brothers are thrust into a fight for their own survival.

Mercy

Mercy (2016)

Hope Emerson

Shelley Winters

Debra Paget

Victor Mature

Petty crook and cop-killer Martin Rome, in bad shape from wounds in the hospital prison ward, still refuses to help slimy lawyer Niles clear his client by confessing to another crime. Police Lt. Candella must check Niles' allegation; a friend of the Rome family, he walks a tightrope between sentiment and cynicism. When Martin fears Candella will implicate his girlfriend Teena, he'll do anything to protect her. How many others will he drag down to disaster with him?—Rod Crawford

Cry of the City

Cry of the City (1948)

Shing-Bun Lam

Julian Gaertner

Babyjohn Choi

Singh Hartihan Bitto

The rise, fall, and rise again of a Hong Kong street dance crew.

The Way We Dance

The Way We Dance (2013)

Anthony Caruso

Frank Faylen

Keye Luke

Humphrey Bogart

Rick Leland makes no secret of the fact he has no loyalty to his home country after he is court-martialed, kicked out of the Army, and boards a Japanese ship for the Orient in late 1941. But has Leland really been booted out, or is there some other motive for his getting close to fellow passenger Doctor Lorenz? Any motive for getting close to attractive traveler Alberta Marlow would however seem pretty obvious.—Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

Across the Pacific

Across the Pacific (1942)

Ryô Kase

Suzu Hirose

Masami Nagasawa

Kaho

Three sisters live together in their late grandmother's house in the city of Kamakura. They have lived together since their dad left home for another woman and their mum imitated her husband by running off with another man. Sachi, 29, the oldest Koda sister, a nurse at the local hospital, acts as a substitute mother to Yoshino, 22, and Chika, 19. One day, the threesome learns of the death of their "traitor" father and it is only halfheartedly that they go to his funeral. But in Yamagata something unexpected happens: they meet their half-sister Suzu, 13, there and immediately fall for the spell of this exquisite young creature. Sensing that Yoko, her father's widow, will not be a fit guardian, Sachi invites Suzu to move in with them.—Guy Bellinger

Our Little Sister

Our Little Sister (2015)

Meng Lo

Ming Fung

Yu Lung Hsiao

Huang-Hsi Liu

Three refugees become sworn brothers during a war. One (Kuo Chui/Philip Kwok) works in a whore house, one (Chiang Sheng) in a gambling house, and the other (Lo Mang) in a martial arts school. They become embroiled in the war and are betrayed by one's mentor.—tld

The Rebel Intruders

The Rebel Intruders (1980)

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