Passion In The Sun

Two neighbors play backgammon with such passion that they don't notice anything happening around them.

A film of life and death in the world of industry where the human soul has long vanished.

A Cathay Studio production

A beekeeper worries about the future of his school of bees.

Pinku from 1968.

The nurse Nina becomes sterile after an illegal abortion and keep it a secret from her husband.

Private Detective Ippei Shizuno faces off against a serial killer and a wealthy woman's society who runs an illegal gun trade.

The film consists primarily of degraded footage of landscapes shot from vehicles moving across the country; meanwhile, 537 computer-generated permutations of the film’s title appear like subtitles—the letters are scrambled over and over again, undermining the meaning of Pierre Trudeau's infamous motto.

This film is about the curse of a jealous woman destroying the lovers on the run.

The film tells the story of five urban women with different personalities who support each other through various social problems such as the emotional confusion of contemporary men and women, the internal embarrassment of the girlfriends group and the plight of working women.

After her married lover's wife finds out about their affair, economics student Shayna (Malfin Shayna) becomes involved with a lesbian stripper, a suspected gay dance troupe leader, a smitten stalker at her college and a madam. The latter starts setting her up with men but her clients keep getting murdered by a helmet-wearing psycho brandishing a sickle.

A politician is afraid about his reputation

The life and work of French statesman Georges Clemenceau is detailed in this 80-minute documentary. Using family photographs, newspaper layouts, newsreel clips and other such sources, the film traces Clemenceau from his earliest political triumphs to his dotage. Much emphasis is placed upon the subject's involvement with the League of Nations and the Treaty of Versailles. The narration by Yves Furet is counterpointed with excerpts from Clemenceau's most celebrated speeches. The patriotic fervor of La Vie Passionee de Clemenceau tended not to play too well in non-French markets.

At the center of the story is an amateur female choir of the city of Tikhvin. Each of her participants is an ordinary woman who in everyday life is completely unrelated to the scene. One of them is a seller in a store, someone is engaged in garbage collection, and someone does work as a loader to provide shelter and food. But all of them are united by a love of music and a hope for a brighter future. The arrival of the Italian delegation in the city becomes a real glimpse among the gray everyday life of our heroines, and their dreams at that moment seem even more illusory.

Born in Spain in 1492 at the time all Jews and Muslims were ordered out of the country, Joshua (Leonardo Cesare Abude) is declared the next messiah by an elder. Eventually settling in Italy with his family, Joshua grows into a man and becomes fascinated with Catholicism, much to the dismay of local religious leaders. Pasquale Scimeca's religious drama exploring the nature of prejudice and intolerance also stars Anna Bonaiuto and Toni Bertorelli.

His former student comes to the famous playwright, demanding that he, as a member of the jury of the young authors competition, award her a prize. This meeting dramatically changed the lives of the characters, their relationship, strange and dramatic.

Sayumphu is a CEO who comes from gangster background, but wants to turn away from his past and rebuild his life. He meets and falls in love with Kwang, an innocent student, but they are separated due to misunderstandings.

An encounter of novelist Lúcio Cardoso and poet Murilo Mendes haunting ghosts with their characters.