Garry Chalk

Beverley Elliott

Tegan Moss

Loretta Walsh

To start life anew a few years following a personal tragedy, Gia Summers moves across the country to the lakeside town of Maple Plain to begin work in the town's Parks and Recreation Department. She soon discovers that her boss, Don Hamilton, who is running for Mayor, is a "I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine harder beforehand" kind of guy, and that her work, which includes park planning, is not evaluated solely on its merit but what Don can get out of the deal in return. She learns as much from the town's firefighters, who she befriends, they who have been trying to convince Don to arrange for the transfer of the fire hall's parking lot - city property - to the fire department so that they construct a gym, they currently using wherever they can find in the hall as a makeshift workout space. He has so far been unwilling to do so solely because Fire Chief Greg Reed refuses to endorse him for Mayor. Her friendship with the firefighters also influences Gia to make her latest park plan feature an inclusion playground to accommodate such children as firefighter "Big" Mo Wagner and his wife Karen Wagner's six year old daughter, Julia Wagner, who is stricken with cerebral palsy and thus cannot access conventional playgrounds. With no guarantees that either will move forward regardless, Don informs Gia that she will need to fund-raise for even a possibility of the more expensive inclusion playground, she also helping the firefighters' fund-raise concurrently for the gym. Through the process, Gia makes a connection mostly with who is her next door neighbor, widowed Jim Dunlap, single father to six year old Lizzy Dunlap. Tapped as the heir apparent to the Chief's job, Jim is contemplating going in the opposite direction solely in how the danger of being a firefighter is affecting Lizzy, especially as another firefighter was recently killed on the job. Gia and Jim's initial connection is their shared loved of outdoor grilling, Gia challenging five time Labor Day BBQ champion Jim to a grill off, which will be at this year's competition, also marking the Chief's retirement by when Jim has to make a decision about his professional future. But that friendship turns into more on both sides, for Gia which includes the entire package of Jim and Lizzy. What happens between these neighbors will be affected by the success and/or failure of both the gym and the playground projects.—Huggo

Love on Fire

Love on Fire (2022)

Masayuki Mori

Susumu Fujita

Yatarô Kurokawa

Ichirô Tsukida

Wartime film dealing with a Japanese torpedo bomber squadron at war.The film opens with the Battle of Midway, The enemy carriers and ships are sunk with the IJN suffering minimal losses. However, the enemy has yet to surrender. Three IJN fliers Mikami (Susumu Fujita), Kawakami (Masayuki Mori), and Murakami (Akitake Kono) are good friends, and they are all renowned for their torpedo techniques. Mikami is posted as a staff officer at a base on an island in the Pacific. The base gets attacked by Allied Aircraft but the Zeros always fight back. One Air-raid has P-38s shooting down natives and a U.S. Pilot shot down. The Pilot is extremely disrespectful and the fliers realize how the Americans "really are". Kawakami and Murakami later join him as the base squadron is reinforced. An enemy task is spotted in the Philippine Sea. The enemy task force approaches the island and all three attack the fleet, killing themselves in the process. The Carrier Squad destroys the Main Task Force and the Land Squad attacks the Final Task Force. The fleet is sunk and the men have done their duty well.Good scenes of Nakajima Jill (Tenzan) torpedo bombers, and a scene involving a captured American flyer, played by Osman Yusuf (Mothra, King Kong vs. Godzilla, King Kong Escapes). The film takes place during the Battle of the Philippine Sea. In the Battle, The Japanese lost Taiho, Shokaku, and Hiyo. The Film shows Yorktown and Wasp-Class Carriers being sunk. This shows that the FIlm is blatant Propaganda. It also shows really hard how the film wants you to hate Americans.

Battle Troop

Battle Troop (1944)

Marco Grazzini

Mercedes De La Cruz

Anthony Konechny

Janel Parrish

Carly, the owner of a bridal styling business, gets a second chance at romance with her college crush but isn't sure how to impress him, until her new friend Nick starts giving her advice. Soon she learns who the right man for her really is.—Happy_Evil_Dude

Right in Front of Me

Right in Front of Me (2021)

Geraldine Chaplin

Max von Sydow

Kellie Shirley

Diana Rigg

Swiss girl Adelheid "Heidi" (Emma Bolger) is orphaned young. Aunt Detie (Pauline McLynn) brings her to Uncle Alp (Max Von Sydow), who lives isolated in the Alps since his murder charge. Heidi soon takes to the wild country, especially accompanying young goat herder Peter (Sam Friend). Uncle Alp refuses to send her to school in the city, but Aunt Detie returns and forces him to give in. She's sent to a posh lady in Frankfurt, where she'll be a companion for crippled daughter Clara (Jessica Claridge) after school hours.—KGF Vissers

Heidi

Heidi (2005)

Elizabeth Kaitan

Julie Sommars

Tony Denison

Scott Valentine

Three lovely waitresses contend with a drunken, slovenly chef and mutinous patrons.

Waitress!

Waitress! (1981)

Tamara Tunie

Fiona Hill

Janet Napolitano

Joanne Freeman

Reviewing the pursuit of democracy within the U.S. on the anniversary of the 2021 Capitol riot.

Preserving Democracy: Pursuing a More Perfect Union

Preserving Democracy: Pursuing a More Perfect Union (2022)

Gil Birmingham

Katie Lowes

Lew Temple

Mircea Monroe

In 1978 Sheriff Reed captures the deranged serial killer known as The Death Valley Drifter in the desert and the criminal is sentenced to death. In the present day, Sheriff Reed is near retirement and will be replaced by his son. While they are having a meal at a rest-stop diner in the middle of the desert, a runaway car with three thieves who robbed a casino stops there to refuel. One of the robbers is waitress Maya's former boyfriend, and another criminal is wounded in the backseat. In the shootout among the thieves and the sheriffs, their car explodes, but the wounded criminal's body vanishes and the survivors discover that they are stranded in the place. Furthermore, they are stalked and chased by an odoriferous fiend known as The Reeker.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker

No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker (2008)

Judy Parfitt

Job Stewart

Edward Fox

John Gielgud

This biopic is about Galileo Galilei, the seventeenth century Italian who laid the foundations of modern science. Galileo made himself one of the world's first telescopes and discovered the moons of Jupiter. He supported Copernicus' theory that the Earth revolved around the Sun. This brought him in conflict with the Catholic Church. By threatening him with torture, the Church forced him to recant his views in front of a tribunal, and sentenced him to house arrest. However, Galileo's trials and theories inspired others like Sir Isaac Newton and Johannes Kepler to prove that the Earth was not the center of the universe. Some years ago, the Pope accepted that Earth does revolve around the Sun and issued a rare apology for what the Church had done to Galileo. The Catholic Church recanted.—

Galileo

Galileo (1975)

Stephen Colbert

Paul Giamatti

Damian Lewis

Tucker Carlson

From the makers of Console Wars comes the origin story of the Gamestop stock market phenomenon, featuring exclusive access to the original players who lit the fuse on a historic amateur investor uprising. Spotlighting the human side of a sensational business drama, Gamestop: Rise of the Players is a David vs Goliath tale about ordinary people waking up to the power they have in numbers.—Super LTD

Gamestop: Rise of the Players

Gamestop: Rise of the Players (2022)

Meagan Good

Mark Hapka

Erik Aude

Quinton Aaron

Erik Audé is escorted down a bleak prison hallway to his cell and shoved inside.
Today, Erik Audé is an actor of some acclaim. He is described by those that know him best as a tough guy who can laugh off his problems because he knows that there is also something worse. He enjoys playing poker and working for a charity that benefits rescue animal cause. Erik has agreed to do the documentary to get closure on his experience in Pakistan and show people why he is the way he is.
Erik grew up in a broken home with numerous step brothers and a mother who was not an idea role model. Sherry, however, strongly declares Erik's innocence. When Erik was 12, Erik visited the film set of Lethal Weapon 3 and was taken with the action film genre. He wanted to act and be a stuntman. Erik was a decent high school football player mostly because he loved to hit. At 18 he headed to Hollywood. Erik always found work and was aggressive in pursuing roles, but he always had a job to pay the bills. One such job was working the front desk of the Burbank athletic club where Erik was known to be willing to talk with anyone who came in. Erik later became a personal trainer and one of his clients was Rai Gharizian. Another guy Erik new named Arra worked for Rai as a courier importing expensive leather good from around the world. Eventually Erik became interested in making one of these trips. He checked it with one of his mother's friends who worked for the FBI. The friend assured him that, though the criminality was frowned upon, the worst trouble he could get into was a fine. Erik's mother Sherry claims she overprotective of him when he was growing up, so Erik was ripe for the picking by a wolf in sheep's clothing appeared.
In December 2000, Erik was in Istanbul, Turkey where he was given two suitcases to carry on a flight bound for Stockholm. In Stockholm, Erik was pulled out by a drug sniffing dog, but nothing of consequence happens. Rai suggests a trip for the very next month, but Erik is working as a stuntman on "The Scorpion King" production. He tells all his friends and family about the job he had with Rai hoping to recruit others and maintain the possibility for himself. When 9 11 happens, almost no one was willing to make the courier trips for Rai. Erik promotes his brother Peter for such a trip, but Peter backs out when he learned the destination was Pakistan. Though Erik had no time, he agreed to take the trip in Peters place because he did not want to let his friend Rai down. He does not regret going in Peter's place because Erik say the experiences he was about to face were not something he would rather have happen to him than someone he was responsible for getting involved with the job.
In February, 2020, Erik arrives in Pakistan. He is told by his handlers that he is in the wrong city and should not leave his hotel room. Since he must wait on the delivery of the leather goods, Erik decides to go jogging through the streets of Islamabad where westerners are not welcome. When the goods are delivered to his hotel, there is only one suitcase. Erik calls Rai to confirm the limited quantity of goods he is expected to transport. In the airport, Erik is waived to the front of the line where his suitcase is inspected. They claim to find opium in his suitcase.
Erik is put in prison. Sherry his mother is called by the American embassy and told Erik is charged with drug smuggling and faces a sentence of death by hanging. In front of the local magistrates, Erik fist faces physical remand, which in Pakistan entails beatings until he tells the truth. Christy Agor from the U.S. Embassy got his time of physical remand reduced from ten days to three days.
As much of the documentary will be reenacted dramatically, Erik visit the prison set where Mark Hapka will play Erik and relive the experiences Erik had when he was 21. Erik is brought to a room where he is handcuffed to a chair. An interrogator questions Erik about his name, origin and career. When he is questioned about who gave Erik the drugs, Erik denies ever receiving any drugs. He is punched in the stomach. His neck denial results in a smack in the face. Then his chair is tipped over and he is beaten with a pole on the bottoms of his feet. Erik continues to proclaim he has told the interrogator everything he knows. The interrogator takes pride in torturing a Hollywood movie star. Another time he is attached to electrodes. Erik is chained standing for an extended length of time with his arms over his head. He drifts in an out of consciousness until the beating begin again. Finally, he was waterboarded. Because Erik is innocent, he had no "right" answers for his captors. Erik, however, had been wanting to appear on a show called "Fear Factor" and had practiced holding his breath in the shower and before he went to bed and was able to hold his breath for 3 minutes. He was held under water for a minute and a half and thought is was relatively easy. He was thankful he had watch the first episode of "Fear Factor." An exhausted Erik was thrown into an empty cell with a bucket.
The next day he was lead down a set of stairs to the interrogator again. Erik told the interrogator that he was torturing an innocent man. The interrogator says if he confesses the drugs are his, this will all be over. Erik refuses and continues to proclaim his innocence. Erik has physique, discipline and pain tolerance for the torture he is enduring because of a bus accident in his youth his mother explained. He was hit by a bus and his pelvis was broken and he lived with pain most every day.
Erik is taken back to customs lock up and is able to call his mother. In the US, the search is underway to locate Rai Gharizian. When they trace Rai's office phone, his mother talks to a Rai Ghanaian to whom she tells her son's story. Rai tells his mother that he knows who set up her son. his name is Razmik Minasian.
Erik is taken to Rawalpindi to Pakistan's largest prison, the Central Jail Adyala . He is greeted by the numberdards, the prisoners who police other prisoners. While the prison guards bet on the outcome, Erik fights off 10 to 12 Pakistanis that day, a fight which Erik claims he dominated as a way to show his strength as he entered the prison population. Then a mishakti, a prison worker, lead Erik to another part of the prison. Just as he laid down to rest, he got into another fight because he was the American in the newspapers. Here he was overwhelmed and beaten. He was taken to kasoari, which was a closet sized room, where he would spend 132 days of his three-year confinement.
Erik did not share his experiences while in prison with Missy Hoagland, his childhood girl friend or others in his close circle of friends as them being upset would neither help Erik nor themselves. Erik could not be in the general population because someone put a 5000 rupee bounty on his head.
Back home, his mother not only tried to free Erik and keep his spirits up, but also worked to keep his name in the media so Pakistan felt the eyes of the works would be upon them. Prison officials felt the safest place for Erik in prison was on death row. There, he had his own cells. It was rat infested, exposed to the elements, but still his own. For the first few month he was always hungry because he was getting the same amount of food as the much smaller Pakistanis. He started to learn the Urdu language and that earned him some respect on the prison. The man in the neighboring cell on death row was a man named Mourad who killed 11 of his wife's family members after they sought revenge over the couple's decision to forego an arranged marriage. He spoke a bit of English and introduced Erik to the game of Texas Hold 'em Poker.
At home, Sherry was running a maze finding many closed doors but still relentlessly trying to find someone who could help. Six months after Erik was arrested, Razmik Minasian. was arrested for importing opium after a Swedish woman was arrested in LAX for the exact crime in which Erik had participated. The Swedish woman was allowed to return to Sweden, but Erik remained in prison. DEA now believed in Erik's innocence but did little to get Erik freed. Erik would still have to deal with the Pakistani legal system.
Meanwhile, a prison superintendent introduced him to four Palestinian hijackers of a Pan Am flight when he was moved to two cell. The high jackers had allot of clout with the prison guard. Erik was able to get a camera to take photos for a brief time. He also got a cell phone and was able to communicate with family and friends at night. Erik hired a lawyer and had numerous trips to court where the judge or a lawyer would not show up. His mother sought a statement from Razmik Minasian that Erik knew nothing about the drugs. She found him and wrote him a letter to Razmik about Erik and his shock that his friend Rai would set him up. She also mildly threatened Ramik's children in the letter. Minasian provided an affidavit of Erik's innocence. In a Pakistani court, a deal was cut for Erik that he would get a two year sentence and would leave in a couple months if he pleaded guilty. His interpreter asked him what means more to him? His pride or his freedom. Erik refuses to change his plea from not guilty. In November 2003, he is sentenced to seven years in prison.
Erik's case was scheduled to go to go to high court. Sherry hired a highly recommended lawyer who tried to charge them $25000. Erik fired the lawyer, but he still shows up at high court and accepts the seven years on Erik's behalf. Erik hires a lawyer the hijackers recommend. They ask for the mercy of the court seven months later and do receive a second chance at high court. However, because of the large number of cases the high court hears, they were scheduled 16 months later.
During this time, Erik takes one of the worst beatings of his life. In the prison there was a guard nicknamed "Goldleaf". Erik often contemplates suicide while in prison because of the pain he was in from a severe ear ache. When Goldleaf tried to shake down Erik for money for cigarettes, Eri fought back. His punishment beating was so severe and Erik planned on dying. In the midst of it, however, the prison superintendent appeared and Erik was able to explain the situation. Goldleaf was fired was fired on the spot.
In January, 2004 while Erik was working on the landscaping in the yard, a man jumped the wall with a knife and came at him. After a brief fight, Erik ended up snapping his attacker's neck. After two years I prison, Erik has a job as a teacher. Because of his position, he was able to visit death row and see his friend Mourad. One day, Mourad invites him to enjoy a good meal and they spent many hours playing poker and chess. The next morning, Mourad was hung.
In April, 2004, Sherry gets a meeting with the brother of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf. Sherry asks for clemency for her son with letter she presents to the President's brother. Sherry also receives a response from Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico. As a congressmen, Richardson had many connections in Pakistan as well as a foundation that helped free prisoners of conscious. When Erik had a court date the assistant superintendents, numberdards and guards prayed for his release. The prison doctor was crying when he broke the news that Erik was going home.
On December 26th, 2004, friends and family welcomed Erik home. In July 2002, Razmik Minasian had made deal with police that reduced his punishment and led to largest opium bust in Glendale history. Erik's only option for justice was to sue. Erik won a $20.4 million civil suit in 2007 but has been unable to collect the first nickel. Razmik Minasian was desired for an interview by the producers of the documentary but remains in hiding.
Erik bounced back quickly for his three-year ordeal with help from friends and used poker to improve his life. The first night in a casino, he turned $50 dollars given to him by a friend into $2600 dollars. His friends endorse his honesty, the validity of his story, and the good warm-hearted person he has become. Erik says the experience made him less selfish and more appreciative even the smallest things he has in life. He continues to play poker, work as an actor and stuntman and travel the world with his girlfriend.

3 Years in Pakistan: The Erik Aude Story

3 Years in Pakistan: The Erik Aude Story (2018)

Barry Pepper

Brigitte Bardot

Ron Precious

Myron MacDonald

In 1971, a group of friends sail into a nuclear test zone, and their protest captures the world's imagination. Using never before seen archive that brings their extraordinary world to life, How To Change The World is the story of the pioneers who founded Greenpeace and defined the modern green movement.

How to Change the World

How to Change the World (2015)

Jeff Oppenheim

Robert K. Wittman

Walk into any of the world's museums or art auction houses, and you have good reason to doubt your own eyes. Is that Picasso real? Did Modigliani really paint that masterpiece? The answer may be no. These works could very well be the hand of one of history's most versatile and prolific art forger-Elmyr de Hory. 40-years after Elmyr's death, Filmmaker Jeff Oppenheim ("Funny Valentine," Universal Pictures, "A Passion for Giving," PBS) embarks on a re-examination of the facts of the case. A cadre of art experts discuss the issue of forgery within the art market at large, while a team of investigators dig into the life, art and crimes of this enigmatic forger. Assuming all previous information known about this forger might be as "wrong" as his art, the team examines the provenance, forensics and connoisseurship of Elmyr de Hory. Together they cut through a myriad of aliases, searching for never-before-revealed archival records, police files and personal remembrances of those that knew him. In the center of it all is a magnificent trail of evidence-a bedazzling treasure trove of original impressionist and post impressionist masterpieces estimated to number in the thousands and potentially now worth billions. All Fake.

Real Fake: The Art, Life & Crimes of Elmyr De Hory

Real Fake: The Art, Life & Crimes of Elmyr De Hory (2017)

Lena Waithe

Rahm Emanuel

Elizabeth Dozier

Rhymefest

Jahmal Cole is the confident and charismatic leader of My Block, My Hood, My City: an organization that brings hope and opportunity to teenagers across Chicago's segregated South and West Sides. Away from the spotlight of his important work though, Jahmal is in the fight of his life as he battles to keep his home out of foreclosure, his marriage alive, and himself out of harm's way. A Tiny Ripple of Hope follows a formative year for Jahmal as he struggles with everything he must sacrifice so that the people and the city he loves can prosper.

A Tiny Ripple of Hope

A Tiny Ripple of Hope (2021)

Wolf Hoffman

Peter Baltes

Mark Tornillo

Uwe Lulis

Live show recorded at the Bang Your Head!!. 2015 festival in Balingen, Germany.

Accept: Restless and Live

Accept: Restless and Live (2017)

Sashleigha Brady

Shona Kay

Monica Moore Smith

Mason D. Davis

Actress Emma Hutton is determined to help find her friend Hope a perfect match but in doing so, she accidentally tramples on several hearts. When Emma realizes she herself has always loved her good friend Gray, Emma learns love works best when she doesn't meddle with it. A charming romance inspired by Jane Austen's "Emma."

Lights, Camera, Romance

Lights, Camera, Romance (2021)

Brandi Washington

Vedala la Rouge

Sarah Norris

Chen Drachman

The story of a woman who is facing a sexual identity crisis.

Shadows of Love

Shadows of Love (2012)

Christopher Lee

James Cosmo

Gina McKee

Sean Pertwee

Bobby, a brave Skye Terrier, becomes local legend when it refuses to leave his master's grave after he dies. The townsfolk feed the dog until local authorities ban strays. The kids decide to help Bobby defy the law. Based on true events.

The Adventures of Greyfriars Bobby

The Adventures of Greyfriars Bobby (2005)

Colleen Camp

Sondra Locke

Seymour Cassel

Beth Brickell

Swinging spinster Agatha Jackson and her young sidekick Donna come to the home of a well-to-do businessman whose family is out of town on his birthday. They seduce him and he drops them at the bus terminal. Sometimes afterward they return and overpower him, tie him up and gag him, psychologically torture him and trash his house.—frankfob2@yahoo.com

Death Game

Death Game (1977)

Ryan Colt Levy

Aleksey Rozin

Tara Sands

Christopher Corey Smith

A man's sudden return home in a coma years after he's gone missing, throwing his family's life into disarray as his homecoming brings with it some terrifying and supernatural goings-on.

The Ice Demon

The Ice Demon (2021)

Christopher Lambert

Philippe Noiret

Karin Viard

Michèle Laroque

A socially awkward TV-addicted ambitious small time thug is ordered to take out a retiring professional hitman, a legend among his peers. However, the two grow to like each other and become friends instead and that's not what the mob wants.—Anonymous

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