0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: June 10, 2011 (limited) June 17, 2011 (limited) R | Romance, Thriller Watch Trailer There’s a murky tenuous balance between reality and fiction; particularly when it involves a beautiful young woman, murder, a powerful politico, a missing fortune and suicide. A passionate filmmaker, creating a film based upon a true crime, casts an unknown mysterious young woman bearing a disturbing resemblance to the femme fatale in the story....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary This film explores a 10-hour police interrogation culminating in a disputed confession, and an intense, high profile murder trial in New York State. Police video reveals the complicated psychological dynamic between detectives and their suspect, Adrian Thomas, during the long interrogation – including lies, trickery and coercion that are legally permitted. Detectives, prosecutors, witnesses, jurors and the suspect himself offer conflicting accounts of exactly what happened in this mysterious and disturbing true-crime documentary...
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama The film kicks off when Akshay embarks on a journey to get his father, a widower, married to put an end to his prolonged loneliness. Co-incidentally, a vibrant young girl Poonam is on the same hunt to find a partner for her mother; whom she’s seen as a divorcee since childhood. They get in touch with each other through a matrimonial website named ‘secondmarriage.com’ and after initial denial of the idea by their parents they finally sail through and get them married....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama Away from home, the Kongo, Michel seeks Asylum in Germany. Sophie is nine years old and today shes misses the School Field Trip and is forced to return home alone. The Chronology of different events will let these two people come together in a very tragic way. For Michel nothing is the same no more. Hes is searching for an answer, that is impossible to give, and so hes is confronted with Sophie`s mother....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama Late in 1973 and early in 1974, U.S. Supreme Court decisions had left feature-film hard-core pornographers in something of a quandary. So great was their uncertainty that many of them ventured into safer waters by making films which had erotic content but precious little pornography. They also made an effort to really punch up the socially redeeming quality of their films. One such film is Wakefield Poole’s (X-Rated) Bible in which he retells the stories of several great biblical romances....
0 votes and 0 Reviews R | 1h 50m | Action, Adventure, Drama Watch Trailer Experimental director Shirley Clarke’s first feature film is a no-compromise look at the dead-end world of drug addiction in Manhattan. Awaiting their next connection, eight dopers sit in a bleak New York loft. The addicts agree to allow filmmaker William Redfield to shoot a documentary of their lifestyle–for a price. When their connection arrives, he suspects the filmmaker of being a narc and abruptly runs away....
0 votes and 0 Reviews 1h 41m | Comedy, Romance In addition to being dumped by his girlfriend on his 29th birthday, Sylvain finds out during his birthday dinner that his father Jean-Pierre is expecting a baby with Evelyn, his new, young girlfriend. For Sylvain’s sister Marion, who’s been trying unsuccessfully to get pregnant for the past 10 years, the news comes as a shock. Especially since she still hasn’t forgiven their father for leaving their mother 20 years ago....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Comedy, Drama The Spanish Marcelino Pan y Vino (Marcelino Bread and Wine) is a seriocomic effort about a foundling child. Left on the doorstep of a monastery, the boy is adopted by the monks and raised by them. The film then flashes forward to the kid’s sixth year, by which time he has developed into a mischievous young sprout. Yearning for friends his own age, the boy inadvertently causes all sorts of havoc when he ventures into town in search of companionship....
0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: July 16, 1963 (limited) Drama Adapted by David Storey from his own novel, This Sporting Life stars Richard Harris as Frank, an athletic coal miner who aspires to the greener pastures of professional rugby. Soon establishing himself as one of the most brutal and arrogant players in the business, Frank begins to amass a fortune. He also falls in love with his landlady, Mrs....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama Jean-Louis Trintignant’s star was just rising when he took on the role of Carlo in this engrossing wartime coming-of-age story. Carlo is a young man living in his own world and blithely inattentive to the real war that is happening not very far away. This is particularly striking because he is the son of a high-level fascist. The year is 1943 and he has gone to a seaside resort on vacation where he meets the beautiful, older widow Roberta (Eleonora Rossi Drago)....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama This is the tale of Billy, a charming 13-year-old who seems unlikely to join the school rugby team or follow in his father’s farmer footsteps. Set in 1970s rural New Zealand, it’s an exploration and celebration of difference and of being true to one’s self. 0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama This is the tale of Billy, a charming 13-year-old who seems unlikely to join the school rugby team or follow in his father’s farmer footsteps....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama Berta is a young teen experiencing all the changes that occur when childhood is left behind and life as an adult woman begins to dawn. This first film by novice director Jose Luis Guerin is excellently structured around action and events, gestures and facial expressions, that subtly reveal the differences in Berta’s expanding life. In black and white with a soundtrack that enhances the simple story, the movie is minimalist, but effective....
0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: October 19, 2007 (limited) Documentary After serving in the Navy during World War II, Sam Wagstaff came home to New York City and pursued a career in advertising, and through his work in the ad game he developed a keen interest in photography. Reflecting his own personal evolution as he came to accept his homosexuality, Wagstaff became an enthusiastic collector of art photography and gained a reputation as a curator, organizing a number of important museum shows of new photographers and becoming a friend and confidante of artists such as Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, Richard Tuttle and Tony Smith....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Action, Adventure, Thriller “Covergence” is a local, highly suspensful film created and shot in the Reading area. The story consists of four completely seperate lives brought together by a string of events that evolve into a world of deception, murder and vengence. All of which were combined for one distinct purpose. 0 votes and 0 Reviews Action, Adventure, Thriller “Covergence” is a local, highly suspensful film created and shot in the Reading area....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Filmmaker and scholar Gary Keys directs the digital-video documentary Cuba: Island of Music for Gothamjazz Productions. A longtime fan of jazz and Afro-Cuban music, Keys quickly accepts a university position in Havana teaching film and music. This documentary is a direct result of his experience wandering around Cuba and looking for high-energy street musicians and dancers. He also includes random shots of everyday life, including baseball players, women rolling cigars, and children playing in the street....
0 votes and 0 Reviews R | Drama Sidney Lumet directed this film version of E.L. Doctorow’s novel The Book of Daniel (scripted by Doctorow) that deals in a thinly veiled (although dispassionate way) with the Rosenberg spy case of the 1950s, as seen through the eyes of their children. The Rosenbergs are the Isaacsons here, and the first image of the film is a close-up of their son Daniel’s (Timothy Hutton) eyes as he recites a dictionary definition of the word electrocution....
14 votes and 4 Reviews | Write a Review Rotten Tomatoes® Score 20% 1h 32m | Drama, Thriller Watch Trailer Six people, each of them on the road to self-destruction. They wake up in cells in a surreal facility, without knowing how they got there or why. Are they in denial? Are they crazy? What happened? As they try to figure things out, a mysterious man forces the six abductees to participate in a disturbing experiment called the Trials....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary Goodbye Mubarak examines the anger and discontent brewing in Egypt before people took to the streets on 25 January and ousted President Hosni Mubarak 18 days later. Filmed in late 2010, Goodbye Mubarak shows the impact of the November legislative elections and the sense of outrage amid charges of ballot stuffing, bullying and dirty tricks by Mubarak’s National Democratic Party. Showing Cairo’s residents just months before the protests and 18-day occupation of Tahrir Square, Katia Jarjoura’s new film reveals the extent to which everything was in place for revolution to happen....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Adapted from an unproduced play written by the great Rainer Werner Fassbinder at the age of 19, WATER DROPS is set in Germany in the 1970s. Leopold, a smug, still-hunky 50-year-old businessman, picks up and seduces fresh-faced, carrot-topped 19-year-old Franz who swiftly moves into his bachelor pad. Their cozy relationship soon sours as Leopold, a kind of gone-to-seed Dirk Bogarde, turns cranky and argumentative. When Franz’s buxom blond girlfriend surfaces, and then Leopold’s elegant and enigmatic ex, things get funnier, steamier and a lot more complicated....
0 votes and 0 Reviews PG | Family A month before his birthday, Jeremy Fink (Maxwell Beer) receives a mysterious locked box. In order to unlock it and find out what’s inside, he takes his best friend Lizzy (Ryan Simpkins) on a search through the streets of Manhattan for the missing clues. Based on the book written by Wendy Mass. Director: Tamar Halpern Studio: Peace Arch Trinity Producer(s): Ken H. Keller, Lauren Bullock...
