Buzzy (Edward Burns) and Katie (Caitlin FitzGerald) are a newly married couple living a seemingly conflict-free life. But when Buzzy’s damaged and impulsive half-sister Linda (Kerry Bishé) arrives at their doorstep expecting to stay for an indefinite period in their Tribeca loft, her antics threaten to disrupt the couple’s commitment to an “easy” marriage.
A young girl who has been abandoned by her former-groupie mother informs a fading rock star that she is his daughter.
Four People. One Horoscope. Infinite Possibilities. Jake Gibson’s (Cam Gigandet) horoscope forecasts a perfect FIVE STAR DAY the morning of his birthday. Little does he realize that what’s foretold to be a flawless day, unfolds to be far less than stellar when Jake’s world is turned upside down as all that could go wrong…does. Determined that Astrology has no legitimacy, Jake embarks on a journey to test the theory of Astrology by finding the three people born the same time and place as himself – Sarah Reynolds (Jena Malone), Yvette Montgomery (Brooklyn Sudano) and Wesley Henderson (Max Hartman). The journey quickly uproots Jake from the small college town of Berkeley, California to downtown Chicago where he sets out to find and interview Sarah, Yvette and Wesley to see if their birthdays proved to be as disappointing as his own. Jake’s pursuit in finding his three Astrological matches (or Zodiac twins) will not only test his convictions…
Story kicks off with the mysterious murder of a senator bearing the marks of a Soviet assassin, who was long thought to be dead. To hunt down the killer, a retired CIA operative, who spent his career going toe-to-toe with his Soviet nemesis, is teamed with a young FBI agent.
The new romance, action, and car-racing movie SPEED ANGELS, stars the most celebrated Asian movie stars from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea including Tang Wei, Rene Liu, Cecilia Cheung, Jimmy Lin, Han Jae Suk, Tanaka Chie, and Kitamura Kazuki.
Directed by renowned Hong Kong director Jingle Ma (“Tokyo Raiders”, “Korea Raiders”, “Happy Birthday”), with action choreographer Li Zhongzhi in “Shaolin” and director of photography Dong-Liang Zhang in “White Vengea”. The Speed Angels and Sakura, two racing teams, have always been bitter rivals and fierce competitors. SPEED ANGELS tells the story of a group of free and passionate female racers who use their remarkable skills on the tracks to express their dreams, love and desires…
What do Riley Cole, Hitler, President Truman, Castro, and the person who shot Kennedy all have in common?
With the end of the world imminent, Pete Nelson (Edward Furlong) locks himself inside a Las Vegas hotel. There, he tries to understand his confused reality influenced by film,TV, pop culture, disinformation, drugs and propaganda. The journey that follows is a surreal, psychedelic, apocalyptic quest where nothing is what it seems…
A mysterious criminal rolls into a small town planning to knock off the local bank, assuming it will go off without a hitch. But when he encounters a retired poetry professor, his plans take an unlikely turn. With no place to stay, the professor generously welcomes him into his home. As the two men talk, a bond forms between these two polar opposites, and surprising moments of humor and compassion emerge. As they begin to understand each other more, they each examine the choices they’ve made in their lives, secretly longing to live the type of lifestyle the other man has lived, based on the desire to escape their own.
Longtime collaborator with John Woo, editor David Wu has worked on some of the greatest action movies to come out of Asia, including HARD BOILED, A BETTER TOMORROW and RED CLIFF. While Wu has been keeping himself busy directing plenty of TV, it has been close to 20 years since he has directed a film, but this year he stepped behind the camera to bring us COLD STEEL, a very impressive looking sniper thriller.
COLD STEEL revolves around a young hunter whose prowess with a rifle makes him a useful tool when the Chinese look to fend off their Japanese invaders.
A typical Los Angeles police family film drame movie in the late 1990s. Rampart (2011) drawing of the Los Angeles police the destiny of the soul of the dark side and romance but misfortunes. Because a affected whole department of corruption scandal, the past of a policeman Dave Brown (Woody Harrelson) was finally revealed. In order to prove his innocence, he had to aganist with his relatives and friends, including yourself not harmonious daughter, two of his ex-wife, gritted with deputy prosecutor, tracking his investigators, homeless witnesses, his elderly mentor and a mystery and uncertainty position lover.
In shock and denial over his Marine father’s death in battle, star Lacrosse player Conor Sullivan, always a maverick and a hothead, starts acting out in self-destructive ways that have his mom, Claire, at her wit’s end. But arduous training in a wilderness Lacrosse camp under the tutelage of his dad’s old combat buddy, Sgt. Major Duke Wayne, opens Conor’s eyes to the true meaning of maturity, sportsmanship and manhood…
After 20 years on the road with Blue Oyster Cult, Jimmy Testagros returns to his hometown to life with his ailing mother. Complications arise when he falls for an old friend, who is now married to his longtime nemesis.
