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Yes We Can (2012)

Actors: Matthew Dylan Roberts (actor), David Wicht (producer), Thomas Becker (producer), Jörg Westerkamp (producer), Vincent Desagnat (actor), Leon Clingman (actor), Gilles Galud (producer), Loup-Denis Elion (actor), Benjamin Favreul (editor), Valerie Legrain-Doussau (miscellaneous crew), Mathilde Vallet (miscellaneous crew), Theuns De Wet (producer), Eugene Cronje (miscellaneous crew), Olivier Abbou (director), Olivier Abbou (writer),

Happy Birthday Woody Allen & Keep Going (2012)

Actors: Roland Keller (actor), Evgeniya Orudzheva (actress), Dariusz Zawislak (director), Dariusz Zawislak (actor), Dariusz Zawislak (producer), Dariusz Zawislak (writer), Dariusz Zawislak (editor), Teresa Hui (actress), AJ Smith (actor), Joe Quick (actor), Matthias Droulers (actor), Leon Axt (actor), Danilo Garcia (actor), Marta Rybicka (producer), Bonnie Jean Warren (actress),

Plot: Happy Birthday Woody Allen & Keep Going is a farcical look at the independent film industry. A director and his friend loos cash on the way to New York City but still need produce a film, or else. No one is whom they seem and the boundaries between film and real life blur. The inspiration for Happy Birthday Woody Allen, And Keep Going came to Mr. Zawislak while in New York City completing an art project which featured a temporary art installation of his original art piece: Allen Gum in Times Square.

Patient 17 (2011)

Actors: Lola Dauda (miscellaneous crew), Lennert Busch (composer), Leilani Holmes (actress), Steve West (actor), Christopher Dunne (actor), Jennifer Munby (actress), Jonathan Linsley (actor), Paul Casar (actor), Lucas Yashere (actor), Saul Reichlin (actor), Elise Harris (actress), Javed Khan (actor), Hannah Waterman (actress), Tuyet Le (writer), Michael Budd (actor),

Bejabbers! (2009)

Actors: Ryan Birmingham (editor), Ryan Birmingham (actor), Ryan Birmingham (producer), Ryan Birmingham (writer), Ryan Birmingham (director), Greg Birmingham (producer), Greg Birmingham (director), Greg Birmingham (actor),

Plot: An evil mastermind wants to reform but is unable to resist the temptation to destroy and cause harm finds himself on a collision course with a powerful secret agent whose only goal is to bring him down. At the center of all this drama is a mysterious phrase, "Bejabbers!" What can it mean, and what role does it play in the greater cosmic battle between good and evil?

If You See Something, Say Something (2009)

Actors: Kathleen Man Gyllenhaal (actress), Alden Ford (actor), Mark Wheeler (actor), Dan Bittner (actor), Clyde Folley (writer), Clyde Folley (director), David Lieberman (miscellaneous crew), Ryan Cadrette (actor), Kira Seto (editor), David Lieberman (actor), Grace Charters (actress), Andrew Davidson (actor), John Wojcik (actor), Will Bailis (actor), Sam Lindy (producer),

Public Enemies (2009)

Actors: Peter Gerety (actor), Don Kress (actor), Stephen Dorff (actor), Shannon Edwards (actor), Stephen Graham (actor), Don Harvey (actor), Matt Craven (actor), Shannon Edwards (actor), Christian Bale (actor), Johnny Depp (actor), Spencer Garrett (actor), Billy Crudup (actor), Ewan Bourne (actor), Giovanni Ribisi (actor), Stephen Lang (actor),

Plot: This is the story of the last few years of the notorious bank robber John Dillinger. He loved what he did and could imagine little else that would make him happier. Living openly in 1930s Chicago, he had the run of the city with little fear of reprisals from the authorities. It's there that he meets Billie Frechette with whom he falls deeply in love. In parallel we meet Melvin Purvis, the FBI agent who would eventually track Dillinger down. The FBI was is in its early days and Director J. Edgar Hoover was keen to promote the clean cut image that so dominated the organization through his lifetime. Purvis realizes that if he is going to get Dillinger, he will have to use street tactics and imports appropriate men with police training. Dillinger is eventually betrayed by an acquaintance who tells the authorities just where to find him on a given night.

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Fuego (2007)

Actors: Damian Chapa (producer), David Carradine (actor), Damian Chapa (actor), Charles Arthur Berg (actor), Damian Chapa (director), Damian Chapa (writer), Gerardo Soublette (actor), Enrique Castillo (actor), Mauro Blanco (actor), Gerard K. Marino (composer), Elena Talan (actress), Elena Talan (producer), Elena Talan (producer), Keita Ideno (editor), Jorge Ramirez Rivera (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: A Mexican prisoner escapes through the jungles of Chiapas crossing paths with a secret agent Lobo (David Carradine). Lobo has a crisis in his hands, and only Julio, the ex-con, can help based on his past spy experience. Lobo gives Julio money, cars and everything else he needs to travel the world and rescue the very beautiful Ambassador's daughter who has been taken by the ETA terrorist group. Lobo changes Julio's life and even his name to FUEGO (Damian Chapa), which means "fire". And that is exactly what Fuego does. He sets the world on fire as he takes out anyone in the way of getting what he needs to erase his criminal past.

Playboy Video Playmate Calendar 2002 (2001)

Actors: Scott Allen (producer), Neil Ross (actor), Michael Trikilis (producer), Melissa Hunt Trikilis (producer), Marsha Hunt (producer), Hugh M. Hefner (producer), Scott Allen (director), Brande Roderick (actress), Irina Voronina (actress), Robert Amstler (actor), Daniel Hunt (producer), Michael Peters (miscellaneous crew), Summer Altice (actress), Shannon Stewart (actress), Neferteri Shepherd (actress),

The November Men (1993)

Actors: George Bush (actor), Robert Davi (actor), Martin Luther King (actor), Said Faraj (actor), Beau Starr (actor), Robert Davi (miscellaneous crew), Sayed Badreya (actor), Michael Charles Hill (miscellaneous crew), John Lizzi (actor), Paul Williams (producer), Paul Williams (actor), Paul Williams (director), James Wellington (actor), James Andronica (writer), Morton Lewis (actor),

White Cargo (1973)

Actors: June Randall (miscellaneous crew), David Prowse (actor), David Jason (actor), David McGillivray (writer), David McGillivray (actor), Hugh Lloyd (actor), Ray Selfe (director), Ray Selfe (writer), Tim Barrett (actor), Peter Thompson (actor), Albert Moses (actor), Imogen Hassall (actress), Olive Negus-Fancey (producer), Sue Bond (actress), Peter Austen-Hunt (editor),

Plot: David Jason's most famous film appearance of the 1970's was opposite Graham Chapman in 'The Odd Job' but five years earlier he played the lead role in this very low budget comedy. His character is a daydreamer but he manages to get caught up in an adventure involving the hugely underated Imogen Hassall. There is even an appearance from a pre Darth Vader Dave Prowse although his character closer resembles the one he played in 'Callan'.