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OFFICER DOWN tells the chronicling story of four police officers who suffer from Survivor's Guilt. The main character, Becky Rooks, has battled with a lifetime of personal demons and working as a police officer helps trigger old wounds to resurface. Doing the job has given her a false sense of invincibility, but still it is the one and only area of her life where she feels that she's in control. However Becky experiences a loss of control during a routine traffic stop where she is assaulted and her life is spared because instead of fighting back she decided to play possum. With her sense of security removed she joins an online predator team to help protect those who don't know that they are being hunted. For each life that she helps save, it sends her further down a path of self destructive behavior. Even when she's forced to seek help she can't come to terms with why her attacker didn't pull the trigger that night, as she sees her second chance at life not as a gift but as a burden.

A queen has to choose sides between her brother and her husband in war whose consequences all already known to her.

A transgender high school student begins her transition process and campaigns to become prom queen.

A drama set in turbulent, turn-of-the-millennium Ecuador and centered on a young man who begins to develop complicated feelings for Juano after he saves him from a beating.

The story of Hitler's Lighting War, the invasion of Poland and the lead up to Britain declaring War on Germany followed by the Phoney War and fall of Norway.

When Crime is committed and the Evildoer slips through the cracks of the judicial system; the US Department of Justice hires an off the grid ex-military unit to seek revenge on behalf of the victims and their families.

Vikram together with his childhood, orphan friend, Anand is raised by his mother, brother likely. Anand and a young woman named Asha is in love with each other. Quite unknown to the couple that Vikram is in love with Asha. Vikram and Anand is employed by the same organization and here is where Anand gets knowledge of Vikram's love for Asha only to step aside for Vikram to wed Asha but a major draw-back intercept the three lives when Anand gets intimate with a widow named Sheela resulting in her getting pregnant.

Mimi has left her mother, and some dark secret, behind in her village to come to the busy, bustling capital for graduate studies. She meets Sara, a former model, now a young mother with a rich, bullying husband. While Mimi works nights in her elderly uncle's kiosk, and occasionally dates passing customers, it becomes clear that it is not Sara's husband but her motherhood that Mimi craves. A succession of ever wilder liaisons brings this psychological thriller to a powerful, dramatic climax.

Nacho (18) flees the violence of his home in Buenos Aires and seeks refuge with his father, a farmer he barely knows. The stay is interrupted when a cow is found dead, without explanation. In an attempt to gain his father's approval, Nacho tries to solve the death of the cows. But as he investigates, he discovers a thick layer of mistrust and tension between the classes, which leads him to ask himself what it is to be a boss.

Mike, Kevin and Bill hopped into the sidecar for Fast and Furious, but were concerned by the lack of seat-belts for all three of them, so they instead observed it from a reasonable distance.

This film is centered around Vero, an Argentinean bourgeois woman, and how her life slowly twists out of control after she hits something, or someone, with her car. Here comes the incident that changes everything, as Vero is driving, she is distracted by her cell phone and looks down to get to it. By the time she does this, her car hits something but the camera stays in it as we see her car shaking and rattles. Although Vero seems indifferent about the situation, it is clear that it has a toll on it as she acts different from the Vero that we saw briefly at the beginning of the film. She acts clumsy and out of place, barely saying anything, and when she does, it doesn't always make sense or has a lot of substance. This solidifies towards the end of the movie when she is going to retrace her steps to remember her memory, but in the hospital and the Hotel she stayed in, there was no record proving that she was there. This makes the audience wonder if all this really happened or if Vero, for the lack of a better word, is crazy and everything happened in your head.

The story takes place during one weekend in Tel-Aviv, in three main spots that lead to Carmel Market. There are three protagonists: 1. Tarek, a young Palestinian man from Nablus. 2. Katz, an embittered old fellow. 3. Keren, a 17-year-old girl who grew up in a strictly religious family and left home to become a secular youngster. The three "heroes" are loners, driven by their past and by their inner conviction.

With God on Our Side George W. Bush and the Rise of the Religious Right in America the documentary traces how evangelical Christian political activism grew throughout the late 20th century and became a powerful force in American politics.

Echoes of Dostoyevsky. At the start, Christine Blanc is a temp, her boyfriend has gone. Near the story's end, she's been offered a steady job, she has a fiancé, other men seem interested in her, she's passed her driving test, and, after she wins 1000 Euros in a scratch-off, her colleagues sing that she's a jolly good fellow ("one of us"). But something's askew: her gaze is too direct, her eyes open too widely; conversational gambits hit odd notes; she parrots others' words; she cooks too much food when she invites a supervisor to dinner. When the supervisor takes Christine on a spontaneous outing that disorients her, her oddities become something else. Can things ever be normal?

Year Two of the "Animation Show" theatrical anthology series, showcasing more of the world's best animated short films: headlined by Don Hertzfeldt's "The Meaning of Life", also features Bill Plympton's "Guard Dog" and Peter Cornwell's "Ward 13".

The term "working poor" should be an oxymoron. If you work full time, you should not be poor, but more than 30 million Americans - one in four workers - are stuck in low wage jobs that do not provide the basics for a decent life. WAGING A LIVING chronicles the battle of four low-wage workers to lift their families out of poverty. Shot over a three-year period in the northeast and California, this observational documentary captures the dreams, frustrations, and accomplishments of a diverse group of workers who struggle to live from paycheck to paycheck. By presenting an unvarnished look at the barriers that these workers must overcome to escape poverty, WAGING A LIVING offers a sobering view of the elusive American Dream.

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Daniel Anker spent five years with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra to craft this fascinating feature-length documentary uncovering the human side to the magic of making music.

Never-before-seen testimony is included in this documentary on Emmett Louis Till, who, in 1955, was brutally murdered after he whistled at a white woman.

Louis Trebor, a man nearing 70, lives alone with dogs in the forest near the French-Swiss border. He has heart problems, seeks a transplant, and then goes in search of a son sired years before in Tahiti. Told elliptically, with few words, we see Louis as possibly heartless, ignoring a son who lives nearby who is himself an attentive father to two young children, one named for Louis. He leaves his bed one night - and his lover - to kill an intruder; he dreams, usually of violence. Will his body accept his heart? Will his son accept his offer?

Eva Kor and her twin sister were victims of Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, who conducted experiments on human beings at Auschwitz. Haunted ever since by these acts, Eva finds the power to forgive him and becomes an advocate of this new way of healing.

The story of lives inextricably linked to the Yang Ban Xi, the propaganda spectacles which replaced traditional opera during the Cultural Revolution in China.

Catherine and Bernard's marriage hasn't been what it used to be for a long time. The couple live past each other, but maintain a facade of contentment on the outside and in front of each other. Catherine has suspected for some time that her husband is cheating on her. When she finally finds proof of an affair in his voicemail, she confronts him: it turns out that her husband has frequent love affairs during his work trips. He himself doesn't think it's worth mentioning, nothing special, doesn't even deny it ... But he doesn't want to talk about it either. For Catherine, the other women are shadowy, imperceptible, intangible. In an attempt to penetrate this world hidden from her, Catherine resorts to an unusual method: not far from her practice in Paris, there is a private club where she approaches the high-class prostitute Marlène. For a fee, Marlène is supposed to seduce her husband and then tell her about what happened. Under the name "Nathalie", Marlène meets Bernard regularly and then tells the betrayed Catherine about the meetings; extremely detailed and erotic - and Catherine wants to know everything. Sometimes skeptical, sometimes annoyed and irritated, sometimes amused, she listens to Marlène's stories about her intimacies with Bernard. The two women develop a kind of friendship, while Catherine seems to lose access to her husband and yet can't get enough of the stories.

Ozren is a small boy of Croatian descent who lives in Vienna with his mother, Silvija in the mid-1980s. As a single parent she emigrated to Vienna from the former Yugoslavia in the hope of a better life. Like any child, he very much looks up to his mother. She is a waitress and when she goes out to work at night, his aunt, Ljiljana comes to take care of him. Then we see him back in elementary school, where he is called as whore's boy. Although he does not understand the meaning of the swear word, he is intrigued by it: his mother works as a waitress, right?