The Zero Theorem (2013)

Actors: Terry Gilliam (director), Sanjeev Bhaskar (actor), Matt Damon (actor), George Fenton (composer), Mick Audsley (editor), Tilda Swinton (actress), Christoph Waltz (producer), Peter Stormare (actor), David Thewlis (actor), Christoph Waltz (actor), Ronald J. Levin (miscellaneous crew), David E. Van Houten (miscellaneous crew), Ben Whishaw (actor), Andra Barbuica (miscellaneous crew), Emil Hostina (actor),

Two Weeks Notice (2011)

Actors: Hidekun Hah (actor), Christine Kellogg-Darrin (actress), Ivan Andrijanic (editor), Marc Pitre (producer), Barbara Abelar (miscellaneous crew), Diana Toshiko (actress), Brandon Sutton (actor), Theron James (writer), Theron James (director), Mirza Davalos (costume designer), Tamara Branch (producer),

Gojira tai Mekagojira (2002)

Actors: Toshiyuki Nagashima (actor), Naomasa Musaka (actor), Kôichi Ueda (actor), Takehiro Murata (actor), Katsuo Nakamura (actor), Michiru Ohshima (composer), Tetsu Watanabe (actor), Akira Nakao (actor), Kumi Mizuno (actress), Shingo Yanagisawa (actor), Mitsuru Fukikoshi (actor), Shin Takuma (actor), Takeo Nakahara (actor), Shinichi Fushima (editor), Jun Etô (actor),

Plot: To protect Japan from yet another monster attack, this time from a new and malevolent member of the Godzilla (Gojira) species, the Japanese government creates a human-piloted cyborg, codenamed Kiriyu, using the skeleton of the original Godzilla (Gojira) that attacked Japan in 1954.

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Gojira tai Mekagojira (2002)

Actors: Toshiyuki Nagashima (actor), Naomasa Musaka (actor), Kôichi Ueda (actor), Takehiro Murata (actor), Katsuo Nakamura (actor), Michiru Ohshima (composer), Tetsu Watanabe (actor), Akira Nakao (actor), Kumi Mizuno (actress), Shingo Yanagisawa (actor), Mitsuru Fukikoshi (actor), Shin Takuma (actor), Takeo Nakahara (actor), Shinichi Fushima (editor), Jun Etô (actor),

Plot: To protect Japan from yet another monster attack, this time from a new and malevolent member of the Godzilla (Gojira) species, the Japanese government creates a human-piloted cyborg, codenamed Kiriyu, using the skeleton of the original Godzilla (Gojira) that attacked Japan in 1954.

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Battle of the Bands (1984)

Actors: Paul Dewdney (actor), Paul Gambaccini (actor), Kevin Godley (actor), Alison Moyet (actress), Gary Edmead (actor), Gary Edmead (actor), Gary Edmead (actor), Gary Edmead (actor), Pat Reilly (actor), Pat Reilly (actor), Andy Pierson (actor), Pete Reilly (actor), Rob Reilly (actor), Andy Fox (actor), Colin Thurston (actor),

Plot: Sugar Ray Five ~ Battle of the Bands Finalists/Winners 1984 - Sugar Ray Five were one of the six finalists and eventual winners of the 1984 Battle of the Bands Competition sponsored by TDK. The competition was held throughout the UK in which more than 1700 bands initially entered. Various Nationwide elimination heats were held in which Sugar Ray Five won each heat outright and were eventual outright winners at the Grand Final which was held at the world famous Hammersmith Odeon (now Hammersmith Apollo) in London in front of a capacity crowd and covered by the BBC. Sugar Ray Five completely annihilated the opposition on the night and ending up gaining 147 of the absolute maximum of 150 points available from the judges. Only ever performing original material the self-penned 7" single 'Lazy Hours' with 'March' on the flip side was released into the British charts the following year which received airplay on principal radio and TV but despite being rapidly tipped by the industry for great heights as a true force to be reckoned with in the mid-eighties music scene the group disbanded less than a year later.