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Seconds later, however, this is a cruel reality. A mysterious stranger suddenly attacks. Her brother falls miserably in battle and dies. Barbara escapes at the last second. In the idyllic small town everyone is dead, there are corpses everywhere. She holed up in a house and met other survivors there. Meanwhile, the corpses have crawled out of their graves, scratching the door and are hungry for human flesh.

Now considered by scholars to be one of the greatest fiascos in twentieth century military history, the Dardanelles expedition was a painful experience for thousands of soldiers from the Antipodes with their heads full of dreams. A deadly return to reality. Idealists, patriots or idle people in need of adventure, these young people discovered on these cliffs of Asia Minor a sinister warrior universe, far removed from the romantic idea that most of them had of war. Badly organized by a staff that had largely underestimated the defensive capabilities of a despised enemy, this Dardanelles expedition – also known as the Gallipoli campaign – had the avowed objective of opening a supply route to the Russian ally. In the end, what was to be a quick “clean-up” operation turned into a long ten-month trench battle in which 500,000 British and French attempted unsuccessfully to take control of the Turkish-controlled peninsula.

We have charlie sims and he goes to Baird school which is basically this really exclusive prep new England school and he’s there because he got a scholarship unlike his other classmates who are there because they have rich fathers, he is the poor kid amongst the group and he’s kind of an outcast and he wants to go home for Thanksgiving dinner to his family in Oregon. But he has no money so he takes a job to take care of. (Best Movies On Amazon Prime)

Max Fischer is the most enthusiastic student of the honourable Rushmore Academy. Hardly a day goes by without him setting up new working groups. Unfortunately, his school performance leaves something to be desired, so that he is threatened with exclusion. To make matters worse, Max falls in love with the unreachable teacher Ms Cross, who begins a relationship with Max ‘great role model, Magnate Blume. Max seeks revenge.

On a cold New Year’s afternoon, Hank Mitchell, his older brother, Jacob, a simple soul on whom he has a great influence, and Lou, Jacob’s boyfriend, discovered in the wreckage of a passenger plane covered by snow the corpse of the pilot and a bag containing four million dollars. For Jacob and Lou, both unemployed, heaven sends them manna. But for Hank, whose beloved wife is expecting their first child, the American dream does not fly away. After a long discussion, they decide to keep the money and come up with a simple plan. (Best Movies On Amazon Prime)

A dragon hunter in the pay of a band of pirates, Grimmel promises to bring back dead or alive Toothless, the last Night Fury still at large. Best friend of the Viking leader Hiccup, who had once tamed him, the imposing winged fire-eater lives with his fellows on the Isle of Berk, in perfect harmony with the Norse warriors. But this idyllic habitat has become too cramped and overcrowded. To ensure the survival of the clan, and in the face of the threat posed by Grimmel, Hiccup has a plan: to go in search of the hidden world, a mythical universe that his late father told him about, and where everyone could live safely. But the young leader had not foreseen the arrival of a female dragon of the same species as Toothless, an alluring White Lightning Fury, captured and then released on purpose by the evil Grimmel. (Best Movies On Amazon Prime)

When it comes to trying, narrating, representing marginality, the underworld of society and its less pleasant facets in the eyes of the “average viewer”, British cinema is unique and inimitable. For many years they have become the greatest reference in cinema with a social theme and reflection, often with a combative component. In fact, it can be considered quite a large independent genre in its industry, and as such, it can (and should) also be subjected to transformation, hybridization and recycling like any other. And certainly, the result, however Martian it may seem at first, reaches an admirable freshness. It has already been shown in that cult series that is Misfits (E4) that the brits are also the best when it comes to turning the tables on the social story and the dialectics of the marginalized, whose serious and, let’s say, functional side, they have long since consolidated, and turned it into heterodox and genuine gender exercises.

Life is not always fair. Although Conrad Anker, born in 1962, is one of the most renowned climbers and mountaineers of his generation, only a dead colleague made him known outside of the alpine world. In 1999 he found George Mallory’s body high on the north face of Mount Everest. In the first scene of the documentary Meru, anchor now also hangs in icy heights and fears for his life. The summit is already in sight, but the wind prevents an ascent. So Anker and his companions Jimmy Chin and Renan Ozturk are waiting in a tent that dangles from a few ropes on a steep wall at over 6000 meters. For an unfamiliar audience, this is an insane and breathtaking construction. Your attempt fails, which is what motivates Anker & Co. even more.

Anna ( Mackenzie Davis ) and Beth ( Caitlin Fitzgerald ) were once best friends, but have drifted apart over the years due to arguments and constant competition. On a joint trip to Big Sur, California, the two want to return to their old friendship. However, the reunion of the former friends is anything but warm and an uncanny tension builds up between them, which ends in an inevitable confrontation.

Based on a work by Jordan Harrison. Set in a future, in which Marjorie, an old woman who had been a renowned violinist, fights against the passage of time as her memory begins to fail. Her relief is holographic projections of the people she loved who have passed away, and who have the way she wants to remember them. Marjorie spends time with the flawed holographic projection of her deceased husband of hers when he was in his 30s and 40s, and alongside her daughter and her stepson.

RUMBLE explores a deep, essential and so far unrecognized chapter in the history of American music: its Indigenous influence. Through the portrayal of icons of music such as Charley Patton, Mildred Bailey, Link Wray, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Jimi Hendrix, Jesse Ed Davis, Robbie Robertson, Redbone, Randy Castillo or even Taboo, RUMBLE shows how these talented Indigenous musicians have helped shape the soundtracks of our lives.

The Scottish filmmaker Lynn Ramsay’s new project You Were Never Really Here now one could be forgiven if this seems a little confusing, because Joaquin Phoenix was in a really crazy experimental thing called. In a movie that is gonna be compared to taken because taken and this have a similar premise where you have some guy who’s got some sort of you know kick-ass eree background whether its military or whatever the hell it is now they find themselves at a different stage in their life but they have to go after people who have been kidnapped and possibly sold into sex slavery rings. Now with Liam Neeson that
was his own daughter and he’s got that connection and with Joaquin Phoenix he doesn’t really seem all that excited about doing this stuff either but this is kind of his job he gets paid under.

First and foremost Mozart, of course, whose oeuvre is still understood around the world today. Likewise all violin classics by Brahms or Vivaldi, which can be heard in the first music houses in the world as well as on some soft “Sunday mornings” classic CDs. That in turn fits very well with Perlman’s self-deprecating and bound-breaking character, who has the extraordinary honor of playing on Yehudi Menuhin’s noble instrument – a Stradivarius from 1714.

Trying to escape, in 1987, Bumblebee finds refuge in a junkyard in a small town on the Californian coast. Charlie (Hailee Steinfeld), about to turn 18 and trying to find her place in the world, discovers Bumblebee, damaged during a battle and decomposed. When Charlie revives him, she quickly learns that this is not a normal yellow VolksWagen.

Discovered by the authorities, here they are brought back to society. For the teenager, there follows a discovery of herself, in contact with others, which the filmmaker films up close, never intrusive, but there to capture every bit of authenticity generated by the young Thomasin McKenzie, remarkable for its accuracy. As he leaves the forest invisibility, Tom has for the first time the choice: to continue to hide or to exist. In this, what this film, both subtle and visceral, gives to see is as moving as a birth.

With The Souvenir, Joanna Hogg made a film that started in her own memories. There was no script, but more of a short story, and as the filming went on, the film changed. Therefore it is a representation of their memories, it has gaps, some things will have happened that way, some not. But this is not about facts or authenticity either, but rather in the context of this autofictional narrative, major topics such as the relationship between art and reality, but above all the becoming of a filmmaker, are negotiated. In doing so, he does not become an egocentric navel gazing, but is full of small moments of truth. Thinking about film here always means thinking about life.

First of all It might be a little unfair to enter the criticism of “Rocketman” with such a grand gesture, but Dexter Fletcher’s biographical musical about Elton John’s life and work is exactly what “Bohemian Rhapsody” wanted to be, but never even close has been. In contrast to “Rocketman”, the Freddie Mercury film was afraid of its own queerness. How annoying it was to see how someone like Freddie Mercury was shown so tailor-made, heteronormative and so without glitz and glitter.

The Lighthouse is Robert Eggers’ second feature film: an atavistic, dirty and telluric phantasmagoria of Melvillian feverishness, which consolidates its maker as one of the most interesting directors in recent American cinematography. The film, awarded the FIPRESCI Award of the Directors’ Fortnight at the last Cannes Film Festival, is shot in exquisite black and white with a 1: 1 aspect ratio that accentuates the claustrophobic and uncomfortable nature of the story.

A high school student has paranoid schizophrenia and suffers from hallucination. But a new, experimental drug could not only help him deal with the disease, it could also bring him closer to his dream girl.

On February 25, 1965, boxer Cassius Clay won the title of world heavyweight champion in Miami. In attendance is his friend and mentor, civil rights activist Malcolm X, on whose advice Clay is to announce his membership in the Nation of Islam the next day. Also in attendance to applaud are successful singer and producer Sam Cooke and National Football League star Jim Brown. After the match, the hearts in the party, all go to the hotel room of Malcolm X, watched by security guards. To the disappointment of these three successful models, their host had nothing better planned … than a conversation tinged with reproaches about African-American solidarity in times of combat. Disappointed, Clay, Cooke and Brown lend themselves to the exercise, which gradually takes the form of a confrontation.