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Declan has had no luck with the holidays: his girlfriend Stephanie broke up with him on the way to Christmas dinner. He's managed to keep it secret until New Year's Day, when his car breaks down and his sister Rachel shows up to help him fix it. Crumbling under her relentless curiosity, Declan is now on a crash course to confront the poor decisions of his life.

In the throes of a new love, an Iraqi immigrant seeking political asylum and an ambitious American woman start to build their life together in New York. When a crisis strikes, they are forced to navigate its impact on their relationship.

There’s nothing more complicated than a breakup. Except when you're sharing a dog.

Jack is a real scumbag who is going to marry Kristy. He has a bad habit of sleeping with other women and stealing all of their money. Two weeks before their marriage, Kristy sees Jack having sex with their maid, Rosa. It turns out that he was threatening Rosa into having sex as well as his secretary Diane. When he goes away on business, Kristy, Rosa, and Diane devise a way to get him back for all of the things he has put them through. They also decide to turn his house into a special massage parlor for a few nights so Kristy can try to make some of the money back that Jack stole from her.

A royal official accompanies a Portuguese warship to the Black Cliffs to see the site of the defeat of the evil Invincible Asia, who attained supernatural abilities by following the sacred scroll and castrating himself. The official discovers that the Portuguese are actually after the sacred scroll, and then finds Invincible Asia him/herself, who is not actually dead. Invincible Asia seeks to destroy all the imposters or 'false Invincible Asias' who have assumed his/her place leading cults, whilst the Portuguese, a mysterious Japanese warlord and others search for Invincible Asia and the Sacred Scroll.

Last Christmas, Allie broke things off with her boyfriend, Cameron (Michael Muhney). Looking back, she regrets it and no longer believes in the magic of Christmas, but when she meets Ginny, a truly magical being, she gets the chance to relive last Christmas. Determined to make the relationship last this time, she pulls out all the stops but realizes, you can't always change the past and happiness may appear in the strangest places.

Richard Fortey explores fungi, the story of their evolution, their mysterious life cycle and their value to the planet.

Many people want their five minutes of fame but for some, it comes at the ultimate price - their life!' Meet John Abbott, narcissistic host of infamous real-crime show Lights, Camera, KILL. Known for its lurid re-enactments of the darkest of trespasses, it has made him rich by exploiting pain and suffering. Yet while Abbott basks shamelessly in the limelight, one victim has seen enough. Broken by his loss, the man has a burning thirst for revenge - and now he wants to make Abbott bleed.

A true crime podcaster from Appalachia blurs the line between fact and entertainment as she investigates a mysterious local death.

A modern, Bollywood-inspired musical spin on Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," set in vibrant, multicultural London. A hard-nosed businessman, Mr. Sood, is forced to confront his past, present, and future over one fateful Christmas Eve - guided by three unforgettable spirits - on a journey toward compassion and redemption.

Notorious gangster asks a career thief by the name of Nandu to steal a package worth over one crore rupees for a fee, which Nandu does so. Things do not go as planned, when Nandu finds out that the package is worth more than twice the amount, he refuses to hand over the package to Pinky, until he raises his fees. An enraged Pinky instructs his men to locate Nandu, find the package and bring it back, and thereafter kill Nandu. While on the run from Pinky's gangsters, the police find out that Nandu was involved in this theft, and they launch a man-hunt. What Nandu does not know that the package that he has on his person does not contain money or gold, but a nuclear bomb that is set to explode.

Jide's unrealistic demands on his girlfriend's weight push her into the arms of another man.

A teen whose parents were 90s musicians convinces them to form a new band, leading to mysterious nighttime journeys where she encounters a surreal world with a peculiar repeating phrase.

A vengeful woman traps her ex husband in their basement. He realizes that the only chance he has of ever getting out is to try and beat her at her own psychological mind game.

A series of unusual events in Uju's apartment reveal the strange and desperate lives of her neighbors.

In a snowball fight between schoolboys handsome Dargelos hits the chest of Paul, who drops to the ground, unconscious. Paul has a deep affection for Dargelos, and later denies that there was a stone in the snowball that hit him. At home, Paul's sister Elisabeth looks after him. The teenage siblings live together in one room, where they have developed several private games. unconscious to the ground. Paul has a deep affection for Dargelos, and later denies that there was a stone in the snowball that hit him. Back home Paul's sister Elisabeth takes care of him. The teenage siblings live together in one room, where they have developed several private games. Paul's schoolmate Gérard is secretly enamored of Elisabeth, and often stays with them. When Elisabeth introduces her new friend Agathe to Paul, he recognizes that she resembles Dargelos strongly, and immediately falls in love with her. Elisabeth marries wealthy young Jewish-American Michael, but he dies in a car accident soon after the wedding. Elisabeth inherits his big 18-room apartment and a gallery, and the four friends move into it. Paul sleeps in the gallery, where he builds a replica of the siblings' old room. Paul and Agathe are secretly enamored of each other; when each reveals this to Elisabeth, she gets jealous and develops a sinister plot to turn them away from each other.

In Naples, a voice from the skies announces one morning that the final judgement will be at 6 p.m. on that day. What follows is a series of vignettes depicting various people's reactions (or lack there of) to the announcement.

Which are the distinct attributes sculpting the Japanese identity? What makes you Japanese? In order to figure out the answers, the British Japanese filmmaker closely follows 1st and 6th graders for one year at a public elementary school in Tokyo, as well as their teachers, unveiling how teachers and students interact and shape one another. The outbreak of the pandemic and its restrictions constitute just another controlling measure. The kids in Japan are after all forged by their homeland's culture through a strictly defined education process which is in pursuit, with unwavering focus, of the appropriate equilibrium between individual progress and harmony of the society as a whole. Offering a unique hybrid perspective, the filmmaker critically examines a culture that is equally familiar to her as it is foreign, while she peruses the school environment in terms of an industrial production plant, in which the raw materials for processing are the students.

The story centers on a guitarist and singer, Aelister, who has defied brittle-bone disease to become a rock guitarist, playing with his good friend Emmett, a drummer, in the band Tallywhacker. The two are invited to open a show for a major rock star, Carly Major, a thrill that becomes more complicated when Carly later invites Aelister to tour with her as her new guitarist. Aleister invites Emmett along for the ride, but where does that leave Tallywhacker, the band that's meant everything to the two friends? Their friendship will soon be sorely tested.

As gun violence becomes normalized, a $3 billion industry of drills, demos, and bulletproof gear has turned survival into routine. Tracing these rituals from classrooms to conventions, the film reveals a nation rehearsing for violence instead of ending it.