Sayyid

Logan (2013)

Actors: Kola Krauze (actor), S. Peace Nistades (composer), André Hedetoft (producer), Andreas Climent (writer), André Hedetoft (writer), André Hedetoft (editor), Andreas Climent (producer), André Hedetoft (director), Andreas Climent (editor), Andreas Climent (director), Deepak Tara (actor), Tobias Nilsson (actor),

Genres: Drama, Horror, Mystery, Short, Thriller,

Inescapable (2012)

Actors: Daniel Iron (producer), Joshua Jackson (actor), Francie Brown (miscellaneous crew), Cynthia Amsden (miscellaneous crew), Ruba Nadda (director), Marisa Tomei (actress), Ruba Nadda (writer), Christine Vachon (producer), Kirk D'Amico (producer), Oded Fehr (actor), Alexander Siddig (actor), Aeschylus Poulos (producer), Teresa Hannigan (editor), Mark Slone (producer), Fadia Nadda (producer),

Plot: One afternoon, on a typical day at work, Adib is confronted with devastating news: His eldest daughter, Muna, has gone missing in Damascus. Now Adib, who has not been back in over 20 years, must return to Syria and deal with his secret past in order to find her. Inescapable is a thriller about a father's desperate search for his daughter and the chaos of the Middle East he left behind.

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller,
Taglines: You can never escape your past.

Will Unplugged (2005)

Actors: Bruce Glover (actor), Randall Park (actor), Paul McKinney (actor), Robert Pike Daniel (actor), John David Hartfield (actor), Nicholas Guilak (actor), Rufus Dorsey (actor), Reed Frerichs (actor), Charles Gregory Washington (composer), Rajan Shandil (producer), Rajan Shandil (writer), Andreas Karrer (editor), Rebecca Husain (actress), Virtic Brown (actress), Virtic Brown (producer),

Genres: Drama,

Beloe solntse pustyni (1970)

Actors: Anatoliy Kuznetsov (actor), Isaak Shvarts (composer), Kakhi Kavsadze (actor), Spartak Mishulin (actor), Rustam Ibragimbekov (writer), Lidiya Smirnova (actress), Andrey Smirnov (actor), Valentin Ezhov (writer), Raisa Kurkina (actress), Aleksandr Sokolov (actor), Pavel Luspekayev (actor), Mark Zakharov (writer), Vladimir Motyl (director), Tatyana Tkach (actress), Yakov Lents (actor),

Plot: A soldier of the Red Army named Sukhov has been fighting in the Russian Civil War in Russian Asia for many years. Just as he is about to return home to his wife, Sukhov is chosen to guard and protect the harem of a guerilla leader (Abdulla). Abdulla is wanted by the Red Army and left his harem behind because the women hindered him. Sukhov's task proves to be more difficult than he imagined...

Keywords: alcohol, boat, buried-in-sand, caspian-sea, central-asia, civil-war, civil-war-russia, color-in-title, cultural-difference, customs
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Romance, War,

Quotes:

Sukhov: The Orient is a delicate matter...

[Abdulla shoots a full clip from his Mauser into the wall of the steel crude-oil gasholder where Sukhov is hiding inside along with surviving Abdulla'a wives; none of the bullets can pierce the thick wall]::Sukhov: Abdulla, save your ammo! Otherwise nothing might have been left to shoot yourself with!

Vereschagin: [grief-laden after Abdulla killed Petrukha; climbs onboard a small trawler filled up with the loot pillaged by Abdulla and his pack] Look, Abdulla... Ain't you got too much merchandise? I take it all was duty-free?::Abdulla: [at shore] But there is nobody in the Customs office! Would you like it - we can pay in gold?::Vereschagin: You do know me, Abdulla: I don't accept graft - it is what is done to the Great State that insults me.::Abdulla: [to one of his accomplices] Aristarkh, negotiate with the Customs!::[Aristarkh and a few bandits start out menacingly toward the trawler and enter water to swim to it]

Vereschagin: [from the distance] Long time no see, Abdulla!::Abdulla: Long time...::Vereschagin: Still on the road? Still shooting?::Abdulla: Grown old, turned lazy. But remember me as I used to be?::Vereschagin: Yeah, there've been times...::[nodds toward a huge crude-oil gasholder which surface the bandits are covering with oil carried in buckets]::Vereschagin: But what is that your men wanna do, not to set something on fire?::Abdulla: Well, some dude got in and ain't wanna leave.::Vereschagin: [approaches closely to the side of the gasholder and talks through the wall to Sukhov who is hiding inside with surviving Abdulla's wives] Feodor, is Petrukha inside with you?::Sukhov: [from inside, plainly] Petrukha's been killed, Pavel Artem'ich... Stabbed by Abdulla.::Abdulla: [to Pavel Vereschagin who wanders away grief-laden] Off you go, off you go! A good house, a good wife - what else does man need to enter old age?

Sayid: [Sayid, chasing back the last unkilled of three unidentified bandits who attacked him, over the next dune bumps into the whole pack lead by Abdulla himself]::Abdulla: [sincerely friendly and welcomingly] Why did you kill my men, Sayid? I sent them to tell you not to seek Dzhavdet in Dry Creek - he's not there. Come back to Pedjent! Your father was a friend of my father's! A journey is easier if you meet a good companion traveler!

Sukhov: [after Sayid saved Sukhov in shooting with bandits] Sayid, how on earth did you get here?::Sayid: [modestly] Heard shooting...

Sayid: [quietly disarms one of the Abdulla's bandits right in front of the whole pack who yet unaware of that] Don't tell anybody - better not...

A bandit: [while Sukhov took a swim in the sea, two bandits stole his weapons and now they are trying to take him prisoner] Well, do you want to be finished outright, or would you like to be tortured?::Sukhov: [unperturbed] I'd rather be tortured.