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The documentary explores the violent conflict in the Philippines following Cory Aquino's 1986 'People Power' revolution, examining the influence of the US and Australia.

When Tom Larkin is killed his stage line goes equally to cousins Breezy and Mary Larkin. Ringo is after the line but Breezy intercepts his impersonator Virg and reports to Ringo as Virg. When Ringo learns he is the real Breezy, he bribes Monroe to authenticate Virg and Breezy is arrested just before the big stagecoach race for the mail contract.

Barstow and Stevens are forcing the local printer to print fake silver certificates which they then sell. Treasury Agents Chick Weaver and Throckmorton Snodgrass arrive working under cover. But when Chick's true identity as an Agent is revealed, Barstow sends his henchmen to finish him off.

Gloria is a young waitress who works in a restaurant and dreams with open eyes.

Though he is in his twenties, with a wife and children, the sociologist in this film is sent to study an aspect of the lives of high-school students, and must go undercover to do it. At first he is skittish about his role, but soon he discovers how much fun it is, and delights in the ability to win the attention of attractive girls. Meanwhile, his real family is not getting to see much of him, and conflicts arise.

This pastoral drama celebrates the dedication and courage of a man wholly given over to the art of painting . In the story, a forestry worker (Stole Arandjelovic) is transferred to a small village in Bosnia, and is seen to be constantly busy with his artwork. He even asks for women to model nude for him. This odd activity leads the suspicious villagers to attempt to torment him by desecrating his canvases...

The Hawk, Count George De Dazetta, preys upon society with the aid of his beautiful wife. She seems to be in love with a young French nobleman, who is the real aggressor in this triangle. De Dazetta finds that the young nobleman's love for his wife is changing her for the better, that she begins to abhor his gambling profession and his inroads upon society. However, he continues to use her beauty as a lure to his gaming tables and wins heavily. In the meantime the nobleman breaks with a young woman aristocrat whom his mother wishes him to wed. During a transaction with an American from whom he borrows money to repay his gaming losses to De Dazetta the nobleman learns of the Hawk's love for his wife, and that she is helping her husband to win. Marina, the wife, washes her hands of the whole earning enterprise and is accused of infidelity by her husband, who tried to kill the nobleman. Failing, he leaves, and the nobleman protects the wife while attempting to locate the gambler and get his consent to a divorce. Finally this is effected, and Marina herself pleads for the divorce, that is until she learns that De Dazetta is now penniless, having lavished his every cent upon her and really loves her, and has consented to give her up only because he thinks it best for her future welfare. Her womanhood comes to the surface and she goes to him, renouncing the nobleman, her love for the latter having been without sin throughout.

In 1930s England, a shady American (David Soul) and an Irish lass (Pamela McMyler) try to improve their fortunes using less-than-honest methods.

Pop McKenzie, his grandchildren, and their beloved horse, Sam, live in a humble home in Sydney, Australia. When a real estate developer decides to build a hotel, the McKenzie's find themselves threatened to become uprooted from their home.