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Devout Jehovah’s Witnesses, Alex, Luisa and their mother are united in The Truth. But as Luisa starts to question the advice of the Elders she makes a life-altering transgression that leaves the whole family in fear of God’s wrath.

Five socialites are put to the test when their recently-deceased friend asks them to commit the ultimate taboo in order to inherit his fortune.

A young Asian man blinded by rage and grief confronts an internet troll responsible for a racist attack.

An American man jeopardizes his love affair with a young Danish woman after he is seemingly enticed into stealing a safe from a house in Denmark. Mayhem ensues, and the young couple find themselves holed up in an empty factory where a hidden agenda is revealed and murder turns out to be the true motivation behind the night's activity.

เป๋าตุง 168 เว็บหวยออนไลน์รวมหวยฺฮิต พร้อมสล็อตค่ายดัง แทงง่ายเริ่มต้น 1 บาท อัตราจ่ายสูง บาทละ 1,000 มีแนวทางเลข สูตรแทงหวย บริการตลอด 24 ชม

Earth has become the Apes playground and humans are used for labor and sport. Mankind's last stand will come from Rebel Freedom Fighters. The cage door opens and the revolt begins in this exciting sequel to Empire of the Apes. But, Simians are deadly foes.

Shakespeare's Heroes and Villains is a journey through Shakespeare's most notorious villains with Steven Berkoff as your informed and entertaining tour guide. From the "genius" villain that is Richard III to the "wannabe" villain, Macbeth, to the "student" villain Hamlet, Berkoff portrays each of these and then goes on to analyse and discuss their motivation and what influences their decisions.

Buckshot is a dark comedy that follows Charlie Stillman, a struggling country singer from New Jersey, who journeys to Nashville to follow in his father's footsteps of becoming a country star. But when his father's checkered past derails his chances, his only job offer is to drive Buckshot Thomas, an aging, hard-living, honky tonk legend, cross-country to his final concert. Along the way, the two men forge a rare friendship, which could change both their lives forever.

Based upon Shakespeare's 1606 tragedy with a new screenplay by Stephen Armourae. There are a number of differences including dialogue and some new characters. Set c.505 AD the production is set in the Dark Ages, also known as the Early Middle Ages. The film contains many references to Pagan religions and the rise of the power of the Saxons. Parental warning: contains violence and blood drinking.

Harry (Milo Gibson), a charming house thief, gets more than he bargains for during an attempted burglary when he stumbles upon Daisy (Jordan Hinson) and decides to save her from herself, sending both of them into a darkly comedic journey of self-discovery and love.

When Jeff - the manager of an old-school bowling alley - discovers the owner's plans to sell, saving Winky's World means pulling himself out of the gutter, too.

Once a renowned director, Haskell Edwards has wallowed in a self-inflicted haze of drug and alcohol abuse for nine years. This has been his life since witnessing the suicide of his one true love, Cello Shea, an iconic young film star. When a cutting edge tech-company approaches Haskell to direct a film about Cello's life, he is stunned to meet the actress who will portray her - an incredibly life-like robot. Horrified and fascinated at the same time, he can't turn down the opportunity to honor his lost love's memory and repair her suicide-tarnished legacy. Recruiting his old friends, and even some enemies, in the production, Haskell has to relive his relationship with the Hollywood sex symbol. Ultimately, he's forced to address the differences between his love for Cello, and his growing obsession with a machine that... is nothing more than a programmed doppelgänger.

Lucy Worsley traces the houses Jane Austen lived in to show how they influenced her work.

A peaceful California town is shaken after the brutal murder of diner owner by a gang of vicious punks.

A look at Yellowstone National Park's wildlife, filmed in all four seasons, accompanied by minimal narration and a solo-piano score.