The Confession (2011)

Actors: Jeremy Fernandez (actor), Andres Sivori (director), Andres Sivori (writer), Andres Sivori (producer), Justin Freedman (editor), Mike Ivers (actor), Roger Moran (producer), Yahaira Rodriguez (actress), Fernando Villafuerte (producer), Luis Saenz (composer), Ariel Guzman (producer), Alberto Ruiz (actor), Sienna Arpi (actress), Victoria Fernandes (actress), Matilda Sivori (actress),

Plot: A young Catholic-Spanish boy in the heart of New Jersey, goes through life every single day holding a secret he cannot reveal to anyone. Finally wanting to reveal his secret he goes to confession to ask a priest the best way of going about it.

Genres: Fantasy, Short,

JK (2006)

Actors: Marília Pêra (actress), Cecil Thiré (actor), Adriano Stuart (actor), Louise Cardoso (actress), José Wilker (actor), Júlia Lemmertz (actress), Otávio Augusto (actor), Paulo Betti (actor), Raul Cortez (actor), Paulo José (actor), José de Abreu (actor), Hugo Carvana (actor), Domingos de Oliveira (actor), Dennis Carvalho (director), Eva Wilma (actress),

Genres: Biography, Drama, Romance,

Pistolero (2002)

Actors: Orestes Ojeda (actor), Robert Rivera (actor), Nonong Buencamino (composer), John Apacible (actor), Ronald Stephen Monteverde (producer), Ramon Zamora (actor), Joe Solo (editor), Frank Lapid (actor), Alex Bolado (actor), Jeric Raval (actor), Mark Lapid (actor), William Mayo (director), Daniel Pasia (actor), Joanne Miller (actress), Archie Cruz (actor),

Genres: Action, Comedy, Horror,

Assassination Tango (2002)

Actors: Robert Duvall (director), Sean Oliver (miscellaneous crew), Luis Bacalov (composer), Robert Duvall (writer), Robert Duvall (producer), Jennifer Zolten Freed (miscellaneous crew), Julio Oscar Mechoso (actor), Robert Duvall (actor), Rubén Blades (actor), Francis Ford Coppola (producer), Héctor Malamud (actor), James Keane (actor), Kathy Baker (actress), Al Cerullo (miscellaneous crew), Tracy Young (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: John J. is a seasoned hit man sent on a job to Argentina. When the General he's sent to kill delays his return to the country, John passes the time with Manuela, a beautiful dancer who becomes his teacher and guide into Argentina's sensual world of the tango. Spellbound by the rich and mysterious world Manuela has shown him, his idyll is shattered when the reality of why he's there comes crashing down around him.

Keywords: airplane, airport, argentina, arrest, assassin, assassination, aunt, band, bar, beauty-parlor
Genres: Crime, Drama, Romance, Thriller,
Taglines: No one is more dangerous than the man who lives two lives.

Quotes:

John J.: At this age in my life I've finally decided to settle down.::Manuela: Just with one?::John J.: With one what?::Manuela: One woman.::John J.: Two women.::Manuela: Wow.::John J.: She has a daughter. Terrific.::Manuela: One and a half women.::John J.: Yeah.

Cop at Newsstand: How's the club doin' these days?::John J.: Real good although I-I-I'm gettin' a little too much lately.::Cop at Newsstand: [Sheepishly] You know, I'd come by although I don't think Frankie likes me around that much.::John J.: [Reassuringly] Why not come on in? Frankie's all right once you get to know him.::Cop at Newsstand: Yeah?::John J.: Yeah.::Cop at Newsstand: Still dancin'?::John J.: Some. Not like I used to but some. Yeah.::Cop at Newsstand: You look a little more tired than I remember, John... a little worn out... all those late hours you're keeping...::John J.: [Annoyed about the remark] Ah, whatever.::Cop at Newsstand: I couldn't keep those kind of hours myself. I gotta hand it to you.::John J.: [Slightly short] It all depends on what you're used to. Okay? [He continues talking as he is walking away] Well, come out to the club anytime. Frankie's not a bad guy. [Dismissively] Say hello to your partner whatever his name is. See yuh around. [after taking a few more steps, he stops and comes back, clearly upset over something] Hey, wait a minute! Hold on, hold on, hold on! Hey, com'ere. [Confrontationally] I want to make sure we understand each other. Did you say something about my face? [He laughs edgily]::Cop at Newsstand: [Not comprehending] Whatta mean - your face? Whatta mean?::John J.: [Agressively] Just because you're a fuckin' cop, where do you get the right to tell me I got wrinkles on my face?::Cop at Newsstand: [In an apologetic manner] All I said was you look a little tired, John... a little worn out. I didn't say anything about wrinkles. [Shakes his head in the negative]::John J.: You didn't?::Cop at Newsstand: No.::John J.: Well, whether you meant exactly that or not, I don't know, but that's pretty much whay you meant. Wouldn't you say that?::Cop at Newsstand: [Still apologetically] If you misinterpreted what I said, I'm sorry.::John J.: [Indignantly] No, no, no! In the future if there is a future, it would behoove you to keep your opinions to yourself about my face or anything else about me - all right?::Cop at Newsstand: Com'n, John, whatta yuh talkin' about? Com'n.::John J.: [Almost threateningly] OK, enough of your shit! Keep your remarks to yourself - understand? OK?::Cop at Newsstand: [With a little more confidence] Listen, you ot a problem.::John J.: I wouldn't want that problem to become yours, so remember what I said, and keep your opinions to yourself! [as he walks past three men loitering and talking he gstures toward them] You should clean the streets up! [shouting as he continues to walk] Hey, guys, once a cop, always a FUCKIN' cop! [as he goes up the stairs] Hey, hey, hey!

Tia Maria: [Talking about Manuela and her sister] They were already dancing in their mother's womb.

Miguel: Tomorrow we're going to get rid of a very, very bad person.::John J.: [Muttering inaudibly] All right. OK.::Miguel: This country's going to be a better country because of it.::John J.: Whether that guy's rotten to the core should make a difference, but it doesn't. My job doesn't depend on a list of character references. My job is my job, and that's it. Tomorrow evening I intend to do my job.

John J.: [All in Spanish] So what is tango? It is something new to me. Tango is new in America. I love it.::Tia Maria: Tango is life.::John J.: Life?::Tia Maria: Tango is love. It's hate. Tango is everything.::John J.: Ay?::Tia Maria: [Making a hand gesture] It's a lot of things together.

Pobres por um dia (1998)

Actors: Andre Ristum (writer), Andre Ristum (editor), Andre Ristum (director), Milla Christie (actress), Nico Puig (actor), André Pinto Coelho Sant'Anna (miscellaneous crew), Agostino Janequine (producer), Marcos Levy (composer), André Cruz (actor), Tezzy Jemma (actor), Fernanda Biagi (actress),

Genres: Short,

The Great Gundown (1977)

Actors: Ted Markland (actor), Paul Hunt (director), Michael Greene (actor), Noble 'Kid' Chissel (actor), Stanley Adams (actor), Paul Hunt (writer), Doodles Weaver (actor), Paul Hunt (actor), Steve Fisher (writer), Don Megowan (actor), Virgil Frye (actor), Rockne Tarkington (actor), Gene Borkan (actor), Ronald Víctor García (producer), Richard Rust (actor),

Genres: Western,

Duel at Apache Wells (1957)

Actors: Frank Puglia (actor), Ric Roman (actor), Bob Burns (actor), Jim Davis (actor), John Dierkes (actor), Dick Elliott (actor), Art Felix (actor), Augie Gomez (actor), Robert 'Buzz' Henry (actor), Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. (actor), Ian MacDonald (actor), Cactus Mack (actor), Francis McDonald (actor), Tudor Owen (actor), Harry Shannon (actor),

Genres: Western,
Taglines: They fought like beasts for wealth and women! TO THE DEATH! Treachery stalked the range and he had to fight for land and his woman! THEY WERE BOTH QUICK ON THE TRIGGER! The odds were with the gunslinger...the booty was land and a woman!

Rumba (1935)

Actors: Dave O'Brien (actor), Raymond McKee (actor), Brooks Benedict (actor), Frank Mills (actor), James Burke (actor), Philo McCullough (actor), E.H. Calvert (actor), Paul Ellis (actor), Don Brodie (actor), Hooper Atchley (actor), Samuel S. Hinds (actor), Alfred P. James (actor), James P. Burtis (actor), Richard Alexander (actor), Frank O'Connor (actor),

Genres: Drama,

Quotes:

Diana Harrison: Thank you very much. It's so easy for a woman to make a fool of herself; I'm surprised I haven't never done it before.

Diana Harrison: Thank you very much. It's so easy for a woman to make a fool of herself; I'm surprised I haven't done it before.

Diana Harrison: I want to make loud, rude noises. I want to spill things and push chairs over. After all, I'm a human being and I like to act like one occasionally.

Diana Harrison: Next time I go slumming I'll remember to stay out of the gutter.

Flash: I quit the newspaper business to manage a dancer - just when he stops dancing.