Gil McKinney

Christopher Cordell

Natasha Krishnan

Scott Hilton

Seeking refuge on an island in Upstate New York, a married couple's final attempt to salvage their failing relationship takes a turn for the worse when the husband begins to regress emotionally, mentally, and physically.

Metamorphosis

Metamorphosis (2022)

Christopher McDonald

Tia Carrere

Jason London

Phyllis Yvonne Stickney

A highly sexed high-school student with insufficient grades thinks the gods are smiling on him when he meets a sexy math tutor who is also his math teacher's wife.—

My Teacher's Wife

My Teacher's Wife (1999)

Jay Baruchel

Christopher Mintz-Plasse

Jim Cummings

Craig Ferguson

In the Great Hall, Hiccup and his fellow dragon trainers greet you as a new recruit. To get you started, the teen vikings and Gobber the Belch introduce you to their primary reference guide, The Book of Dragons. Together, you are taken on a tour of the amazing variety of dragon breeds as the young heroes add their new discoveries about handling them. Along the way, you follow the misadventures of the original author, Bork the Very, Very Unfortunate, who was fated to research his book the hard way.—Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)

Book of Dragons

Book of Dragons (2011)

Christopher Plummer

Michael Ironside

Jacob Tierney

Lisa Langlois

The movie starts with text from a New York Times article about Project MKUltra. Mind control experiments were funded by the CIA and many used LSD. Many of these experiments were conducted to make people kill without leaving a trace of evidence.It is Christmastime in Montréal. Montréal police detective Kellen O'Reilly is on his way to meet his ex-wife for coffee at a diner atop Olympic Stadium and hand over his divorce papers. At the same time, mob hitman Rudy Myers and his gang, which consists of Alabama Bill, Mick and Eddie, are visiting accountant Leo Sloukos to conduct a shady business deal. Back at the diner, Kellen tells his ex-wife that the police department is facing a possible strike and that he's overworked due to him organizing the strike. At Leo's office, Leo tells Rudy and his gang that he and attorney Bob Champlain got stiffed on a deal, but they obtained something very valuable. Despite the mention of the valuable artifact, Leo's carelessness and greed do not fare well with Rudy, who kills him and takes off with his gang.On his way back from the diner, Kellen starts to have flashbacks of him at a hospital and a mysterious doctor who tells him "Remember that he killed your father." Kellen is then seen at his psychiatrist's office. His psychiatrist, Dr. Mendel, is concerned about Kellen, who thinks that Kellen's flashbacks are caused by a number of things, including the police strike and his ex-wife's upcoming marriage. Kellen denies that those events are the reasons for his flashbacks. Dr. Mendel tells Kellen that it is time that the truth regarding his father's death be revealed, which Kellen insists on not hearing at the moment.At the local courthouse, civil attorney Sarah Paradis is at a hearing to represent the victims of mind control experiments that occurred many years ago. The mysterious doctor from Kellen's flashbacks, Dr. Gregor Satorius, who is being sued on account of the mind control experiments, shows no remorse for his victims. Sarah tells the judge that the CIA funded Dr. Satorius's clinic, The Coldhaven Institute and paid him to conduct the experiments. The case is then thrown out by the judge. Satorius, knowing that Sarah could destroy everything he's "worked for" and ruin his reputation, confronts Sarah and questions her motives. Sarah tells Satorius to just wait for when the trial takes place.Meanwhile, defense attorney Bob Champlain is about to leave his office for the day and tells his secretary to file his papers and mail something out. He then tries to come on to her by saying that he just received a big "payment" and he will be able to give her a Christmas bonus. She ignores his advances.At the strike meeting, tensions are high as everyone is debating as to whether or not the strike should be carried on. Things get even worse when Kellen makes highly inappropriate and sexist comments towards Sarah and begins to have flashbacks again. This angers Sarah. After the meeting as everyone else is headed home, Kellen notices that Sarah is having problems with her car. Kellen then decides to help her and Kellen apologizes to Sarah for what happened during the meeting. Sarah accepts his apology and offers him a ride home, which Kellen accepts. On their way, Sarah stops by a nearby pharmacy to refill a prescription.At the same time, Bob Champlain is walking inside the same pharmacy to purchase nose spray for his cold. He is unaware that he is being trailed by Rudy and his gang. Just as Sarah is getting her prescription refilled, Rudy and his gang, sporting guns and ski masks hold up the entire pharmacy. Meanwhile, Kellen needs cigarettes and two cops walking by tell him that he is right in front of the pharmacy. Upon walking inside, Kellen intrudes on the robbery and when he is told to stay right where he is, he then starts to have another series of flashbacks. This causes him to go into action and he shoots Bill. Rudy then tells Kellen that he will kill all of the hostages. Kellen allows Rudy and his gang to only take one hostage. They then take a scared Champlain outside to find out where he is hiding a key. Champlain now recognizes Rudy and Rudy reveals to Champlain about Leo's death. Rudy tells Mick to shoot Champlain in the mouth. As Rudy begs for his life and mentions how his key is in his safe and is the only one who can open it, Mick immediately shoots him the mouth. The cops arrive as soon as Kellen discovers the body.The next morning at the police station, Kellen talks to Eugene Borko, his captain, about the robbery and how it was conducted by Rudy and his gang merely just to get to Champlain. Later on, Kellen and his partner, Raolo Basutti go to Champlain's office to ask his secretary for any details regarding the murder. They discover Champlain's safe, which was unlocked the entire time and find a stash of pornography and sex toys. They also discover a complimentary key chain from the sex shop Erotim.At Erotim, Kellen and Raolo visit with the store's gay manager Juley "The Juice", who is also a police informant, and the film's comic relief, to ask about the death of Mr. Champlain. Eddie is also present at the store as well. Kellan and Raolo learn that Bob Champlain was a regular at the store and mentions that a key chain can be obtained when a purchase of $50 or more is made. Juley also mentions to Kellan and Raolo information about Champlain's connection to local mobster Johnny Ronce and that Rudy Myers is from the United States and was indeed responsible for the death of Champlain.Later that night, Kellan and Sarah are at a restaurant on a date. Sarah notices a poster about the CIA taking over Chile and how "your country could be next." She declares to Kellan that she will bury Satorius to the ground if she has to. Afterwards, Kellan and Sarah arrive at the former's home and after settling down for a while, the two have sex, completely unaware that Eddie has been snooping around Kellan's home watching him. After their sex, Kellan mentions to Sarah that he felt an urge to kill during the robbery and tells her about his flashbacks of his days at Coldhaven. Later the next morning, Raolo arrives at Kellan's home with his wife Therese and his son Mario, since it is Raolo's day off as well as Kellan's. After some socializing, Kellan gets a call from Juley the Juice, which puts a halt to their day plan, much to Therese's dismay.At Erotim, Juley tells both Kellan and Raolo more information about Rudy as well as that Johnny Ronce sends any of his men who maybe hurt or injured to a small clinic run by a one Doctor Tom Luk, a former Saigon doctor. Afterwards, Raolo tells Therese that their day is no longer going to be able to go as planned, which enrages Therese as she yells at him for spending little time with his son.Raolo and Kellan go to Dr. Luk's clinic, but they notice that no one is present. As they approach the last room in the clinic, they notice that blood is dripping on the floor. The curtain is opened and it is revealed that Dr. Luk has supposedly committed suicide.At Johnny Ronce's health club, Johnny is relaxing in his hot tub, when a naked Kellan wanders into the hot tub and surprises Johnny. Johnny is surprised to see someone else in his jacuzzi, and his men are about to shoot Kellan, but Raolo steps in to keep control of the situation. Kellan tells Johnny that Dr. Luk is dead and was found hanged in his own clinic. Johnny denies that he knows Dr. Luk, but Kellan knows Johnny is lying and Johnny threatens to report Kellan. Johnny ultimately comes clean to Kellan about his connections to Rudy and Champlain and decides not to report Kellan.Later that night, Kellan and Sarah are at home setting up Christmas decorations. Sarah wants Kellan to testify against Satorius but Kellan is against it, knowing that he will get suspended from the police force if he does, as they do not take a kind approach towards workers with past mental health history. This enrages Sarah, as she throws a box of ornaments on the ground and storms out of Kellan's house.The next morning at the police station, Kellen and Raolo meet with Eugene and FBI Agent Hugh McVeigh. McVeigh mentions that Rudy is connected to the family DelGado which operates out of Miami, Florida and Eugene mentions that Kellan and Raolo no longer need to work on the case any longer, as it is being handed over to the FBI and R.C.M.P.Despite this however, Kellan and Raolo are still determined to solve the case themselves. They go to a bank and Kellan, posing as Bob Champlain, is able to get access to Champlain's safety deposit box, which has an old film reel. Kellan and Raolo's next stop is Erotim, to watch the film inside the store's theatre, much to Juley's dismay. While watching the film, Kellan notices a young Dr. Satorius conducting mind control experiments. One of his patients turns out to be none other than Kellen himself. Raolo becomes aware of Kellan's past at Coldhaven and shows his support for Kellan. They decide to take the film to their captain.This support does not last long however. As Kellan and Raolo are leaving Erotim, Rudy and his gang show up. Kellen notices that they have a gun pointed towards Raolo. Kellan tells Raolo to duck, which causes the car to trigger a car bomb set up by Rudy, killing Raolo in the process and presumably destroying the film as well. Mick searches an unconscious Kellan for the film, but Kellan hits Mick's head with a brick. Rudy and Kellan start shooting at each other and Mick ends up getting left behind as Rudy and Eddie take off. Mick is about to shoot Kellan himself, but Kellan tells him not to. Mick drops his gun, but quickly picks it up before being shot by Kellan. Kellan then goes to Raolo's house to bring the tragic news to Therese and Mario. Mario runs off as even though Kellan had not said anything, both Therese and Mario could tell from the look of Kellan's face that something horrible has happened to Raolo.Kellen is later at the police station, trying to convince Eugene about the film and that what he saw on the film is in fact real. Eugene does not buy it. Sergeant Lachance storms in on behalf of Raolo's death and that Kellan was still on a case he was no longer assigned to. Eugene and Lachance then tell Kellen that he has been under investigation and are aware of his psychological health and flashbacks. Kellen had lied about his medical history. He is then suspended and is required to turn his gun in.Back at his house, Kellen is drying himself off from a shower. He tells Sarah about what he saw on the film and that he is going back to Coldhaven to "get his memory back." Despite Sarah's pleas for him to not go, Kellen tells her to just back off and leave him alone. On his way to Coldhaven, Kellan stops at the apartment of local drug dealer Benny for Acid and L.S.D., presumably to make himself immune to Satorius' mind control treatment, should he use it on Kellan. Kellan is seen taking said drug not long after. Meanwhile, Sarah visits with Dr. Mendel, who tells Sarah that, when Kellan was nine years old, Kellen's father, also a Montréal police officer, had shot an unarmed man and that there was to be an inquiry. Kellen's father then shot himself in the head and that it was a young Kellen that found the body. Kellen, since his days at Coldhaven, had been in a state of denial about his father's death and had believed that his father was killed in the line of duty. Sarah mentions to Dr. Mendel about Satorius' mind control experiments linking L.S.D. with the mind, and Dr. Mendel mentions that whoever did conduct said experiments were totally irresponsible.At Coldhaven, Kellen sneaks into Dr. Satorius' office and logs onto his computer, which reveals a great number of detail about Satorius' former patients, including Kellen himself. At Kellen's home, Eddie, under the impression that Kellen still has the film, has completely trashed the home while prowling around again. Sarah later leaves a message on the machine saying that she found the film, and Eddie leaves the house.When Satorius walks into his office, Kellen confronts Dr. Satorius. Satorius reveals his intentions to Kellen as well as information that he helped Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty confess his crimes in 1949 by breaking his mental defense. Kellen tells Satorius that he only wants to change people for them to kill. Satorius reveals to Kellan the truth about his father's death. This causes Kellen to nearly kill Satorius by throwing a chair onto the doctor, but Kellen throws it at a mirror instead, which reveals that Rudy and Eddie were listening in on Kellen and Satorius' confrontation the entire time. Kellen is knocked unconcious. Rudy finds out that Satorius had lied to Rudy and did not get rid of any evidence like he was told to and that the world must never know of what really happened at Coldhaven. Rudy, Eddie and Satorius are then seen trying to wipe Kellen's memory clean of what he found out. Because of Satorius' double cross, Satorius himself is also wiped clean of his memory. Rudy and Eddie decide to make it look like Kellen had killed Satorius and then himself. As Eddie is adjusting Kellen, Kellen headbutts Eddie and takes off for Olympic Stadium, where the police strike is taking place. Sarah is present there.At the stadium, after a speech from Therese regarding her husband's death, the strike is made official. Sarah is then kidnapped by Rudy, who threatens to kill her if she tries to call for help. Mario witnesses the kidnapping. Mario then sees Kellen running on his way to save Sarah. Mario tells Kellen about Sarah's kidnapping and they move on to the arena. Mario is later seen alerting the Union Rep. The Rep then calls for anyone who has a gun to go to the arena, where Sarah his being held. At the arena, Rudy is interrogating Sarah about the film, when McVeigh shows up and tries to disarm Rudy and tells Sarah to run. McVeigh tells Rudy that the CIA no longer kills the indiscriminate and Rudy says that Project 47 sprung a leak and it's his job to fix it. McVeigh then tells Rudy his theory about the possibility of other people besides Kellen being seen in the film, quite possibly Lee Harvey Oswald. Eddie then shoots McVeigh and Rudy takes Sarah hostage by gunpoint. Eddie and Rudy notice the number of police arriving into the stadium. Eddie is shot by Kellen and falls to his death. The stadium power is then cut off by orders of the Union Rep and Rudy threatens to kill Sarah if his demands are not met. Kellen then hands the film to Rudy in exchange for Sarah, and Sarah is set free. Rudy is then promptly shot by the police. As Kellen looks upon Rudy's corpse, he starts to have another flashback, but then walks away.Back at Coldhaven, Satorius' computer is still on. The camera moves slowly downward and shows on the screen that Lee Harvey Oswald was one of Satorius' patients and was in fact, accepted into the fifth phase of Satorius's experiments. The building's janitor then walks in and unplugs the computer to plug in his vacuum, wiping out all of Satorius's data. Rudy got his wish posthumously!

Mindfield

Mindfield (1989)

H. Richard Greene

Christopher Judge

Graham McTavish

Christine Lakin

Based on the much-anticipated EA videogame Dead Space 2, Dead Space: Aftermath is a fast-pased, horrifying thrill ride that follows the surviving ship crew members of the USG O'Bannon. The year is 2509 and not only has Earth lost contact with the Ishimura and Isaac Clarke, but also now the USG O'Bannon, the first responder ship sent to rescue them.—Anonymous

Dead Space: Aftermath

Dead Space: Aftermath (2011)

Jon Hamm

Sarah Gadon

Christopher Heyerdahl

Danny Pudi

Orson (Jon Hamm), is a peculiar character, and it could be evidently seen and felt by his colleagues. Orson was very different from his co-workers. He could see through the hypocrisy and pretense of human behavior, and he didn't understand why the words uttered from the mouth, and the motive inside the mind did not match.
Orson has recently joined a company called "The Authority Inc". At his previous job, Orson was a leader and hopes to get into a similar position at his new job.Orson was terrible at his social skills, and he hadn't honed the art of "small talk," as he thought that it was a meaningless and futile activity. Orson knew his work well. He could see through the intentions of the people and almost perfectly ascertain what was going on in their minds.
He saw that Mitchell (Bill Marchant) was scared of being fired from the company but was camouflaging his fear through his behavior. He noticed that Carol (Allison Riley) had a superiority complex where she thought that she knew everything, while Shannon (Kimberley Shoniker) just sought validation and was a people pleasing person of the highest order.
They all thought that they were able to disguise their real intentions, but there was Orson, sitting quietly in one corner of the office and scrutinizing each and every gesture made, or word spoken by everyone.
Orson had problems with the weirdest things in life, like the jacket that Rakesh (Danny Pudi) wore. He didn't like the color, and additionally, he didn't like how untidy Rakesh's table was.Orson had this fear that the pile of files from Rakesh would grow big and fall on him one day, and he just couldn't make others understand that his dread was as rational as anything they felt.
But the day Orson started going to the "room", things changed drastically. Here was this room, almost perfect, just as Orson would have liked it, and he loved going there and doing his work. Orson discovered the room while going to the toilet. The room was opulent and decorated for a leader of the organization.
Orson starts bringing people into the room whenever he wanted to have a difficult conversation with them.
Orson felt as if he could think better inside and focus properly on things that mattered. He had the highest productivity there, and he was hoping that because it wasn't being used by anyone, it shouldn't be a problem for the higher management to allot him that room and officially allow him to work from there.Days passed, and one day Orson was called by Andrew (Christopher Heyerdahl) in his cabin. His colleague had complained to Andrew that Orson had started behaving very weirdly and that he used to stare at a wall for hours.
In fact, the room was a figment of imagination and never existed in reality. Orson was able to compartmentalize, focus, and increase his work productivity, but all this was while he was just staring at a blank wall, and no room had ever existed there.
Orson's colleagues point out that there is no room, and he just stands and stares at a wall for hours.Orson at first thought that it was a lame joke that his office colleagues were playing on him, but he slowly realized that it was more serious than that. He didn't understand why they wouldn't let him work there or why they were in such denial, because it wasn't as if he was asking any favor from them.
Orson was asked to visit a psychiatrist and he stuck by the orders as he wanted to show them that nothing was wrong with him. The psychiatrist gave him a clean chit, as she might have seen that even though he was hallucinating, he posed no threat to others and had an exceptional work ethic. Andrew had no option but to allow Orson to continue working, but he made him promise that he wouldn't talk about the room again and that he would stop going there and staring at the wall.
Orson's colleagues wanted him fired, but Andrew says that Orson is capable of doing his job and poses no threat, and hence refuses to fire him.In reality, the room didn't exist, and Orson was suffering from severe mental health problems. This does not mean that he was not good at what he did or that he was a lunatic, but that he had a unique perspective and saw the world in a very different way as compared to the others. He saw through the absurdities of life; he didn't understand the corporate culture; he didn't understand bureaucracy; and most of all he didn't understand people.The division was under a threat of shut down. Orson gathered this from the frequent arguments between Rakesh and Andrew.
Orson started a new thing while he was at work, and he did it so secretly that no one came to know about it for the longest time. He started doing work for other people and then kept the file on Andrew's desk once everybody had left.
Andrew, for days, couldn't understand who was doing all the work. When everybody left the office, Orson used to go and stand in front of the wall, and somehow, he could do the trickiest of tasks in the most proficient manner. According to Orson's mind, he was going inside the room and finishing his work there, but that was his delusion, and nothing of that sort was happening in reality. He didn't utter a word about the room, and additionally, he kept quiet when Andrew asked everyone about who was doing all this work.Andrew never even thought that Orson was capable of producing such quality work, and that is why he never questioned him personally about it. One day Carol saw Orson keeping a file on Andrew's desk as she had come a bit early that day, and then finally, the secret was revealed. Orson's work was so good that the EVP had announced that it would become the standard framework that the company was now going to employ.
Andrew was almost in tears and told Orson that it was his work that had saved the company from shutting down. Orson felt proud of what he had been able to achieve, though he had difficulty choosing the right words for the conversation because he still didn't understand the intricacies of human behavior.Over a period of time, Orson grew tired of waiting for others to leave so that he could go to the room and work in peace. He decided one fine day that he would ask Andrew to let him work from there permanently. It was a bad idea, as Orson didn't have any doubts about the existence of the room, and he felt that others just didn't want him to go there, whereas the others knew that he probably saw things that didn't exist.
Alyssa (Sarah Gadon), the receptionist, also felt intrigued by Orson, but as soon as she realized that the man was talking nonsense and there was no such room, she started maintaining distance from him and even asked him if he had taken drugs.
Orson finally gave in to his impulses and told Andrew that if he wanted the good work to continue, he should let him work from the room. Andrew had thought that the chapter of the room was over, but as soon as he realized that Orson still believed that the room existed, he knew that he would have to let him go because of the company guidelines.Orson was fired from his job, and we realized how obsessed he had become with the room when, after he reached the parking lot, he eluded the security guards and came back running to the office and went and stood in front of the room. His colleagues got shocked by such behavior but for Orson he had closed the door of the room behind him and shut all the clutter. Orson showed us how following the line is considered to be ideal behavior and if anyone tries to break the shackles and defies convention, they are not appreciated. Anomalies are often seen as abnormality because corporate culture fears non-conformism and most of all authentic ideas that have the potential to break the pattern and venture into uncharted territories.

Corner Office

Corner Office (2022)

Christopher Lambert

Michalina Olszanska

Konstantin Khabenskiy

Sergey Burunov

"Sobibor" is based on the history of the Sobibór extermination camp uprising during WWII and Soviet officer Alexander Pechersky. When he was a POW in Sobibor, he managed to do the impossible - to organize a revolt and mass escape of the prisoners. Many of the escapees were later caught and died - the rest led by Pechersky managed to join the partisans. Script based on the book by Ilya Vasiliev: "Alexander Pechersky: Breakthrough to Immortality"

Sobibor

Sobibor (2018)

Craig Charles

Olivia d'Abo

Christopher Biggins

Rik Mayall

Caesar has had enough when another legion is hacked to pieces by the damned single indomitable village in Gaul because of the druid's magic potion, so he decides to tackle the problem at the root before conspiratorial senators exploit his humiliation: sycophant Lucullus is ordered to capture the druid (believed immortal) and push him over the edge of the earth (according to the story still believed to be flat as a pizza; actually Greeks and Romans knew better). By pure luck, Lucullus' first net traps both druid and Obelix's pet dog, so the giant and Asterix follow them by ship on the Atlantic, and crash after a storm on the North America coast in pursuit of the druid who was catapulted off the Roman galley before Lucullus triumphantly sets sails back for Europe. They find the druid and meet a tribe of Indians (believing to be in India), literally a whole New World for the equally primitive Celts. At the home front, Caesar sees his chance to overrun the village, but has to wait till the last magic potion has run out, hoping the heroes won't return. In America, the medicine man has a bad eye in the foreigners, especially when the druid proves a dangerous rival...—KGF Vissers

Asterix in America

Asterix in America (1994)

Geraldine Chaplin

Christopher Lee

Raquel Welch

Faye Dunaway

D'Artagnan has become a Musketeer. Protestants hold La Rochelle, and the Queen loves Buckingham, who'll soon send ships to support the rebels. Richelieu enlists Rochefort to kidnap Constance, the Queen's go-between and D'Artagnan's love. The Cardinal uses the wily, amoral Milady de Winter to distract D'Artagnan. But soon, she is D'Artagnan's sworn enemy, and she has an unfortunate history with Athos as well. Milady goes to England to dispatch Buckingham; the Musketeers fight the rebels. Milady, with Rochefort's help, then turns to her personal agenda. Can D'Artagnan save Constance, defeat Rochefort, slip de Winter's ire, and stay free of the Cardinal? All for one, one for all.—

The Four Musketeers

The Four Musketeers (1974)

Susan George

Franco Nero

Christopher George

Derek Webster

After just completing his training at a ninja school, an army vet travels to the Phillippines and finds himself battling a land grabber who wants his war-buddy's property. He must also fight his rival.—Michael Pilkington

Enter the Ninja

Enter the Ninja (1981)

Rashad Hunter

Christopher M. Cook

Charlz Williams

Alana Aspen

A young sketch artist agrees to a in-house therapy session with a well renowned psychiatrist as his life begins sprawling out of control after years of physical and verbal abuse has finally taken a toll on him.

Mickey Hardaway

Mickey Hardaway (2023)

C. Thomas Howell

Darren Dalton

Christopher Reid

Liam West

Two years after the Martian invasion, George Herbert's worst fears are realized: The Aliens have returned. As a second wave of Martian walkers lay waste to what's left of Earth, an alliance of military forces prepares a daring attack on the Red Planet itself. Once again, the future of mankind hangs in the balance.—Eric Forsberg

War of the Worlds 2: The Next Wave

War of the Worlds 2: The Next Wave (2008)

Arlene Golonka

Christopher Connelly

Fred Williamson

Lela Rochon

Private detective is hired by rich man to find his niece, who has disappeared while traveling in Europe.

Foxtrap

Foxtrap (1986)

Ron Wyden

Christopher Soghoian

Tim Berners-Lee

Brewster Kahle

The story of programming prodigy and information activist Aaron Swartz. From Swartz's help in the development of the basic internet protocol RSS to his co-founding of Reddit, his fingerprints are all over the internet. But it was Swartz's groundbreaking work in social justice and political organizing combined with his aggressive approach to information access that ensnared him in a two year legal nightmare. It was a battle that ended with the taking of his own life at the age of 26. Aaron's story touched a nerve with people far beyond the online communities in which he was a celebrity. This film is a personal story about what we lose when we are tone deaf about technology and its relationship to our civil liberties.—Anonymous

The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz

The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz (2014)

Christopher Nolan

Joseph Stalin

Bill Nye

Kai Bird

Exploring how one man's brilliance, hubris and relentless drive changed the nature of war forever.

To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb

To End All War: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb (2023)

Claire Forlani

Christian Slater

Jared Leto

Christopher Owen

Basil is the story of a sheltered, naive young aristocrat who finds a friend, John Mannion and through him meets Julia Sherwin. Basil falls in love with Julia, but she is below his class, and if his father finds out, he will be disinherited and sent away, as his older brother, Ralph was, when he unwisely did the same. How can Basil keep his love and his father's respect?—A Thomas

Basil

Basil (1998)

William Baldwin

McKenzie Westmore

Tyler Christopher

Grant Bowler

When a super volcano threatens the island of Hawaii, a team of experts must race against the clock to save those in the path of the molten lava and stop it for good.

Super Volcano

Super Volcano (2022)

Alan Dale

Christopher Young

John Michael Howson

Don Bridges

A rowdy rock group are accompanied by a film crew to desolate Lake Infinity to produce a music video. One night the musicians visit the local pub while the various members of the film crew satisfy their carnal desires with one another aboard the luxurious houseboat they are all staying in. They are so busy they fail to notice that a rampaging lunatic has snuck aboard the boat, and one by one the various characters are brutally slaughtered in a variety of grisly ways.—R Lindsay

Houseboat Horror

Houseboat Horror (1989)

Christopher Reeve

Jim Lehrer

George W. Bush

Kym Miller

From human cloning research to a scandalous downfall, follow the life and work of Korea's most notorious scientist, Hwang Woo-suk.

King of Clones

King of Clones (2023)

Christopher Sommers

Hannah Levien

Warren Meacham

Cameron McKay

Christian, a divorced father and white collar businessman grieves over the complicated death of his daughter. When a video arrives anonymously in the mail, featuring his daughter heavily intoxicated and mistreated, Christian sets out on a reckless journey to find answers. Fuelled by rage and sorrow, the death toll quickly rises as he uncovers an ugly truth. Along the way he meets Alice, a young runaway not unlike his daughter and a fragile friendship begins to unfold.—Anonymous

The Horseman

The Horseman (2008)

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