0 votes and 0 Reviews PG-13 | 1h 27m | Documentary Watch Trailer A look at legendary songwriter and ’70s icon Paul Williams, who has been missing in action for the past two decades. In the 1970s William could be seen everywhere: on records, television, movies, even on the radio. But the superstar packed up his entire life, and was gone in the blink of an eye. But as the movie title states… He is “Still Alive....
0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: January 23, 2005 (limited) Drama A conservative and moralistic Muslim bicycle cop hits the streets for a seven-day shift in Seattle but fails to see the crime all around him due to his preoccupation with an unfaithful girlfriend in director Robinson Devor’s thoughtful meditation on the ability of immigrants to adapt to contemporary American life. Z (Pape S. Niang) is an African-born immigrant and by-the-books bicycle cop on the beat in downtown Seattle, WA....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Comedy A studious young Romany man reluctantly joins his father and a rabble-rousing family friend on a road trip to visit the wife the young man had been promised to years before in director Jiri Vejdelek’s free-wheeling road movie. Jura (Holub Vitezslav) is a well-dressed student who places his education above all else. One day, seemingly out of the blue, Jura’s mustachioed, fedora-wearing father Roman (Marian Labuda) invites his son to jump into a ramshackle truck and join him on a trip from Northern Bohemia to Slovakia....
0 votes and 0 Reviews 5h 1m | Drama Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) leaves her job as White House Communications Director for the Presdient to open her own crisis management firm. But despite the fresh start, Olivia has a hard time leaving her past behind her. Studio: ABC Studios Cast: Kerry Washington, Henry Ian Cusick, Columbus Short, Darby Stanchfield, Katie Lowes, Jeff Perry, Tony Goldwyn Writer(s): Shonda Rhimes 0 votes and 0 Reviews...
0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary Movie Times Life happened in the Serengeti on an unprecedented scale. It’s home to most of Africa’s iconic animals, and hosts one of the world’s greatest natural events — the annual wildebeest migration. Nature has orchestrated a perfect symphony in which every species has a very distinct role to play in a larger story — the balance of an entire ecosystem. We’ll see it through the eyes of the youngest members of our animal cast as they imitate their parents, and learn about the mighty roles they’ll play....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Action, Adventure, Drama The plot revolves around Srimannarayana, a powerful journalist who is falsely implicated in the murder of his father by a minister Bail Reddy and bank manager Rajan Modaliyar. Sriman’s father is, infact, killed by the very men who eye the donation money he has collected for farmers. However, Srimannarayana plots his revenge against the culprits. 0 votes and 0 Reviews Action, Adventure, Drama...
0 votes and 0 Reviews Rotten Tomatoes® Score 100% 91% In Theaters: June 15, 1966 (limited) Documentary While Bruce Brown had been making films about surfing since the late 1950s, The Endless Summer was his first film to receive a nationwide release; it was also the first serious cinematic look at the sport to click with a mass audience. In his narration, Brown muses that if someone had enough time and money, they could literally follow the summer around the globe, and so Brown and two of his surfing buddies, Robert August and Mike Henson, decide to do just that....
26 votes and 9 Reviews | Write a Review Rotten Tomatoes® Score 78% 59% In Theaters: August 23, 2013 (limited) August 30, 2013 (limited) PG-13 | 1h 48m | Action, Adventure, Drama Watch Trailer Two kung fu mastersIp Man, the man who trained Bruce Lee, and Gong Er, who comes from the north, meet in Ip Man’s hometown of Foshan on the eve of the Japanese invasion in 1936. Gong Er’s grandfather, a renowned grandmaster, is also traveling to Foshan for his retirement ceremony, which is to take place at the legendary brothel The Golden Pavilion....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama, Romance By any standard, Kalle Päätalo qualifies as one of the two or three most successful authors in Finnish history. A gentleman responsible for over 39 novels and numerous additional books, Päätalo is best known for the Iijoki cycle - a 26-volume (!) series of autobiographical novels at the heart of his bibliography. Several of these novels received feature-length screen adaptations in the late 20th century, including The Lead Raftsman of Life (1986) and The Lumbercamps of My Youth (1988)....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Animation, Family, Musical The premiere The Nutcracker took place at the Mariinsky Theater of Russia in 1892. Now in the 21st century, Mikhail Shemiakin, Russian émigré and world-renowned avant-garde artist and sculptor has reinterpreted the historical ballet. Known as “the sophisticated and witty Nutcracker,” Mikhail Shemiakin’s version is an unconventional production that turns tradition on its head. 0 votes and 0 Reviews Animation, Family, Musical...
0 votes and 0 Reviews 1h 15m | Drama Upset after being dumped by her boyfriend, Marie-Laurence arrives at the cottage rented by her best friend Delphine and her husband, Simon. Delphine welcomes the young woman warmly and assures her she can stay as long as she wants. Simon seems sympathetic, but immediately asks how long she’ll be there, reminding her that Delphine only has one week of vacation. One evening while they’re playing cards, Marie-Laurence and Simon have an argument....
4 votes and 1 Reviews | Write a Review In Theaters: May 6, 1964 (limited) Horror This anthology features three chilling horror stories. Il Telefono is credited to Guy de Maupassant, although he never wrote such a story, and concerns a woman (Michele Mercier) receiving telephone calls from beyond the grave. Wurdulak, by Alexei Tolstoi, stars Boris Karloff as an aging vampire who can only feed on those he loves. Co-starring Mark Damon and Susy Andersen, it is clearly the best story of the three....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Rotten Tomatoes® Score 38% 63% PG-13 | Comedy Don, a pious nineteen-year-old sophomore at a Texas junior college, impulsively decides to escape his evangelical upbringing for life in the Pacific Northwest at one ofthe most progressive campuses in America, Reed College in Portland. Upon arrival, Reed’s surroundings and eccentric student body proves to be far different than he could possibly imagine from the environment from which he came, forcing him to embark on a journey of self-discovery to understand who he is and what he truly believes....
0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: March 2, 2018 (limited) Action, Adventure, Drama This story follows Sibi Sebastian (Fahadh Faasil) and his never-ending struggle to make it big in life. The film travels alongside him in his quest for new horizons and opportunities. While others pass by, his relentless determination takes him to the most unexpected situation in his life. 0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: March 2, 2018 (limited)...
16 votes and 6 Reviews | Write a Review Rotten Tomatoes® Score 93% 77% In Theaters: May 17, 2013 (limited) R | 1h 26m | Comedy Watch Trailer Filmed in black and white, the film tells the story of an aspiring dancer (Greta Gerwig) who moves to New York City. Though technically homeless, and not formally trained as a dancer, Frances dedicates herself completely to living her dreams. While she struggles with career setbacks and money problems, she also learns about friendship and love....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Rotten Tomatoes® Score 21% 66% In Theaters: December 25, 1974 (limited) Comedy, Drama Freebie (James Caan) and the Bean (Alan Arkin) are a pair of San Francisco cops. Red Meyers (Jack Kruschen) is the mobster whom Freebie and the Bean would like to see behind bars – or, failing that, six feet under. Nothing stands in the way of the cops’ pursuit of Meyers, meaning that private property is given quite a going-over in this picture....
2 votes and 0 Reviews PG-13 | Animation It is 1923 in Munich. Two years have passed since Edward Elric’s sacrifice ripped him out of his world and into ours, separating him from his younger brother, Alphonse. In that time, Ed’s continued research into rocketry has allied him with Alphonse Heiderich, a fellow researcher who oddly resembles Ed’s brother. Back in his own world, Al has been unlocking new secrets of alchemy and gaining incredible powers, all in the hopes of finding Ed....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Rotten Tomatoes® Score 17% 42% R | 1h 48m | Horror Certainly the low point in Glenn Ford’s acting career, this Canadian production is, nevertheless, one of the slickest-looking slasher films from that subgenre’s early-’80s heyday. The plot (what one can make of it) involves an unseen killer stalking a group of college students at the prestigious Crawford Academy. The well-staged murders are mysteriously linked to the slightly off-kilter Virginia (Melissa Sue Anderson, formerly of Little House on the Prairie), whose disturbing past holds the key to the killer’s identity....
2 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: September 20, 2013 (limited) PG-13 | 1h 35m | Comedy, Drama Watch Trailer Chef Hortense Laborie lives in the Perigord region, where she is renowned for her delicious cuisine. When the President of the Republic hires her as his personal cook, she’s astonished and initially reluctant to take the job. She quickly comes to love her new position, despite jealousy and resentment from the rest of the kitchen staff....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Comedy One of the best directors out of the former Czechoslovakia, feminist filmmaker Vera Chytilova, turns her hand to social satire in this funny series of jabs at the flaws in Czech society and bureaucracy. The focal point of the story is a prefabricated (modular) apartment complex that is slowly, too slowly, going up. Since housing is so hard to find in Prague, the tenants who have bought into the new complex are forced to move in before it is completed – their leases are up on their former apartments....
