Michael Clark

At Le Hollandais gourmet restaurant, every night is filled with opulence, decadence, and gluttony. But when the cook (Richard Bohringer), a thief (Michael Gambon), his wife (Helen Mirren) and her lover (Alan Howard) all come together, they unleash a shocking torrent of sex, food, murder and revenge.

Clint Eastwood, Carroll O'Connor and Donald Sutherland embark on the funniest mission of WWII as they plot to steal a fortune in Nazi gold from behind enemy lines.

An urban legend made popular by the streets of every hood is about to hit the small screen. The legend is a gang called the Decepticons who made its niche in the U.S. by terrorizing the streets of New York for more than a decade. Writer/Director Shawn Baker along with film producer Spice Greene ingeniously created a tale of redemption and chance surrounding the sadistic bloodshed, appropriately naming it Comrades. Finally, a film that delivers an expected dose of sex, drugs and violence while documenting a frightening moment in gangland history. And when the smoke clears, and end credits roll, moviegoers, young and old, will be entertained yet educated. Comrades. Ready for the ride?Comrades is without question a modern day fusion of Menace To Society and Boyz In The Hood. To know the true potential success of the film, one must know and understand the history of the actual gang. The notorious Decepticon gang trademark was traveling in packs of 50 - 100 through NYC train cars beating and robbing innocent commuters at will. The serving leaders of the gang were recently featured in a 6-page article in FEDS Magazine.

A group of U.S. soldiers sneaks across enemy lines to get their hands on a secret stash of Nazi treasure.