Party Like a Roman Emperor (2012)

Actors: Philip Day (producer), Philip Day (writer), Philip Day (director), Joel Douek (composer), Joel Douek (actor), Joel Douek (actor), Christine Bonnem (miscellaneous crew), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Dylan Matlock (actor), Tawny Amber Young (actress), Aaron Even (writer), Mona C. Vasiloiu (actress), Mona C. Vasiloiu (producer), Alexander Aguila (actor),

Plot: Dylan Marer is one of Hollywood's leading party planners, creating huge over-the-top events for many A-List stars, but now he's tackling something even bigger; Las Vegas. Dylan has been asked to put on the biggest party event of the year at the Palms Casino, with 3500 demanding guests. He faces a massive challenge to make this happen with the money he has to spend and the time he has to create such a unique party space. Like every great event it starts with the theme. Get that wrong and Dylan's reputation will be in shreds. Dylan draws his inspiration for the huge event from Ancient Rome. The party is called a Mid Summer Night's Dream and is an homage to the decadent past - Dylan wants to entice his modern audience "to party like emperors." So, he draws from many of the outrageous emperors of the past like Nero and Caligula - but his favorite is an out of control teenager called Elagabalus who is described by Roman expert Julie Langford as 'the greatest partier the world has ever seen.' The strange juvenile Emperor is said to have fed his party guests ostrich brains and insects. Set tigers on his drunken friends, married a sacred nun, and rode around his palace in a chariot pulled by naked virgins. He also enjoyed orgies, the company of prostitutes and sought out men with the largest organs in Rome. For Dylan Marer to make his modern day male party guests feel like their every desire is a snap of the fingers away, he has created a guest list with almost two women for every man. "We want extravagance, plenty of alcohol, plenty of beautiful women, plenty of everything." But this event will be no walk in the park for Dylan. His first big challenge is to tie the architecture together. The party will take place around two outside swimming pools but a huge VIP lounge breaks up the entire area. "We always try to create a party that feels connected." So one of Dylan's first big decisions is how to bring the design together so that it looks like one great party space. Lighting, design, and plenty of fog-effect smoke will help to create the atmosphere he's looking for. But the main thing that Dylan will rely on is to mesmerize his male guests with what he calls 'living art' - beautiful girls whose naked bodies are painted to look like bikini's. Being that this event is taking place in Sin City one imagines this won't be a problem. But there are some strange by-laws in Nevada and one of them will have a big impact on Dylan's plans. If he doesn't find a solution in time the authorities might close his whole party down.

Party Like a Roman Emperor (2012)

Actors: Philip Day (producer), Philip Day (writer), Philip Day (director), Joel Douek (composer), Joel Douek (actor), Joel Douek (actor), Christine Bonnem (miscellaneous crew), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Dylan Matlock (actor), Tawny Amber Young (actress), Aaron Even (writer), Mona C. Vasiloiu (actress), Mona C. Vasiloiu (producer), Alexander Aguila (actor),

Plot: Dylan Marer is one of Hollywood's leading party planners, creating huge over-the-top events for many A-List stars, but now he's tackling something even bigger; Las Vegas. Dylan has been asked to put on the biggest party event of the year at the Palms Casino, with 3500 demanding guests. He faces a massive challenge to make this happen with the money he has to spend and the time he has to create such a unique party space. Like every great event it starts with the theme. Get that wrong and Dylan's reputation will be in shreds. Dylan draws his inspiration for the huge event from Ancient Rome. The party is called a Mid Summer Night's Dream and is an homage to the decadent past - Dylan wants to entice his modern audience "to party like emperors." So, he draws from many of the outrageous emperors of the past like Nero and Caligula - but his favorite is an out of control teenager called Elagabalus who is described by Roman expert Julie Langford as 'the greatest partier the world has ever seen.' The strange juvenile Emperor is said to have fed his party guests ostrich brains and insects. Set tigers on his drunken friends, married a sacred nun, and rode around his palace in a chariot pulled by naked virgins. He also enjoyed orgies, the company of prostitutes and sought out men with the largest organs in Rome. For Dylan Marer to make his modern day male party guests feel like their every desire is a snap of the fingers away, he has created a guest list with almost two women for every man. "We want extravagance, plenty of alcohol, plenty of beautiful women, plenty of everything." But this event will be no walk in the park for Dylan. His first big challenge is to tie the architecture together. The party will take place around two outside swimming pools but a huge VIP lounge breaks up the entire area. "We always try to create a party that feels connected." So one of Dylan's first big decisions is how to bring the design together so that it looks like one great party space. Lighting, design, and plenty of fog-effect smoke will help to create the atmosphere he's looking for. But the main thing that Dylan will rely on is to mesmerize his male guests with what he calls 'living art' - beautiful girls whose naked bodies are painted to look like bikini's. Being that this event is taking place in Sin City one imagines this won't be a problem. But there are some strange by-laws in Nevada and one of them will have a big impact on Dylan's plans. If he doesn't find a solution in time the authorities might close his whole party down.

Party Like a Roman Emperor (2012)

Actors: Philip Day (producer), Philip Day (writer), Philip Day (director), Joel Douek (composer), Joel Douek (actor), Joel Douek (actor), Christine Bonnem (miscellaneous crew), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Dylan Matlock (actor), Tawny Amber Young (actress), Aaron Even (writer), Mona C. Vasiloiu (actress), Mona C. Vasiloiu (producer), Alexander Aguila (actor),

Plot: Dylan Marer is one of Hollywood's leading party planners, creating huge over-the-top events for many A-List stars, but now he's tackling something even bigger; Las Vegas. Dylan has been asked to put on the biggest party event of the year at the Palms Casino, with 3500 demanding guests. He faces a massive challenge to make this happen with the money he has to spend and the time he has to create such a unique party space. Like every great event it starts with the theme. Get that wrong and Dylan's reputation will be in shreds. Dylan draws his inspiration for the huge event from Ancient Rome. The party is called a Mid Summer Night's Dream and is an homage to the decadent past - Dylan wants to entice his modern audience "to party like emperors." So, he draws from many of the outrageous emperors of the past like Nero and Caligula - but his favorite is an out of control teenager called Elagabalus who is described by Roman expert Julie Langford as 'the greatest partier the world has ever seen.' The strange juvenile Emperor is said to have fed his party guests ostrich brains and insects. Set tigers on his drunken friends, married a sacred nun, and rode around his palace in a chariot pulled by naked virgins. He also enjoyed orgies, the company of prostitutes and sought out men with the largest organs in Rome. For Dylan Marer to make his modern day male party guests feel like their every desire is a snap of the fingers away, he has created a guest list with almost two women for every man. "We want extravagance, plenty of alcohol, plenty of beautiful women, plenty of everything." But this event will be no walk in the park for Dylan. His first big challenge is to tie the architecture together. The party will take place around two outside swimming pools but a huge VIP lounge breaks up the entire area. "We always try to create a party that feels connected." So one of Dylan's first big decisions is how to bring the design together so that it looks like one great party space. Lighting, design, and plenty of fog-effect smoke will help to create the atmosphere he's looking for. But the main thing that Dylan will rely on is to mesmerize his male guests with what he calls 'living art' - beautiful girls whose naked bodies are painted to look like bikini's. Being that this event is taking place in Sin City one imagines this won't be a problem. But there are some strange by-laws in Nevada and one of them will have a big impact on Dylan's plans. If he doesn't find a solution in time the authorities might close his whole party down.

Party Like a Roman Emperor (2012)

Actors: Philip Day (producer), Philip Day (writer), Philip Day (director), Joel Douek (composer), Joel Douek (actor), Joel Douek (actor), Christine Bonnem (miscellaneous crew), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Dylan Matlock (actor), Tawny Amber Young (actress), Aaron Even (writer), Mona C. Vasiloiu (actress), Mona C. Vasiloiu (producer), Alexander Aguila (actor),

Plot: Dylan Marer is one of Hollywood's leading party planners, creating huge over-the-top events for many A-List stars, but now he's tackling something even bigger; Las Vegas. Dylan has been asked to put on the biggest party event of the year at the Palms Casino, with 3500 demanding guests. He faces a massive challenge to make this happen with the money he has to spend and the time he has to create such a unique party space. Like every great event it starts with the theme. Get that wrong and Dylan's reputation will be in shreds. Dylan draws his inspiration for the huge event from Ancient Rome. The party is called a Mid Summer Night's Dream and is an homage to the decadent past - Dylan wants to entice his modern audience "to party like emperors." So, he draws from many of the outrageous emperors of the past like Nero and Caligula - but his favorite is an out of control teenager called Elagabalus who is described by Roman expert Julie Langford as 'the greatest partier the world has ever seen.' The strange juvenile Emperor is said to have fed his party guests ostrich brains and insects. Set tigers on his drunken friends, married a sacred nun, and rode around his palace in a chariot pulled by naked virgins. He also enjoyed orgies, the company of prostitutes and sought out men with the largest organs in Rome. For Dylan Marer to make his modern day male party guests feel like their every desire is a snap of the fingers away, he has created a guest list with almost two women for every man. "We want extravagance, plenty of alcohol, plenty of beautiful women, plenty of everything." But this event will be no walk in the park for Dylan. His first big challenge is to tie the architecture together. The party will take place around two outside swimming pools but a huge VIP lounge breaks up the entire area. "We always try to create a party that feels connected." So one of Dylan's first big decisions is how to bring the design together so that it looks like one great party space. Lighting, design, and plenty of fog-effect smoke will help to create the atmosphere he's looking for. But the main thing that Dylan will rely on is to mesmerize his male guests with what he calls 'living art' - beautiful girls whose naked bodies are painted to look like bikini's. Being that this event is taking place in Sin City one imagines this won't be a problem. But there are some strange by-laws in Nevada and one of them will have a big impact on Dylan's plans. If he doesn't find a solution in time the authorities might close his whole party down.

Party Like a Roman Emperor (2012)

Actors: Philip Day (producer), Philip Day (writer), Philip Day (director), Joel Douek (composer), Joel Douek (actor), Joel Douek (actor), Christine Bonnem (miscellaneous crew), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Dylan Matlock (actor), Tawny Amber Young (actress), Aaron Even (writer), Mona C. Vasiloiu (actress), Mona C. Vasiloiu (producer), Alexander Aguila (actor),

Plot: Dylan Marer is one of Hollywood's leading party planners, creating huge over-the-top events for many A-List stars, but now he's tackling something even bigger; Las Vegas. Dylan has been asked to put on the biggest party event of the year at the Palms Casino, with 3500 demanding guests. He faces a massive challenge to make this happen with the money he has to spend and the time he has to create such a unique party space. Like every great event it starts with the theme. Get that wrong and Dylan's reputation will be in shreds. Dylan draws his inspiration for the huge event from Ancient Rome. The party is called a Mid Summer Night's Dream and is an homage to the decadent past - Dylan wants to entice his modern audience "to party like emperors." So, he draws from many of the outrageous emperors of the past like Nero and Caligula - but his favorite is an out of control teenager called Elagabalus who is described by Roman expert Julie Langford as 'the greatest partier the world has ever seen.' The strange juvenile Emperor is said to have fed his party guests ostrich brains and insects. Set tigers on his drunken friends, married a sacred nun, and rode around his palace in a chariot pulled by naked virgins. He also enjoyed orgies, the company of prostitutes and sought out men with the largest organs in Rome. For Dylan Marer to make his modern day male party guests feel like their every desire is a snap of the fingers away, he has created a guest list with almost two women for every man. "We want extravagance, plenty of alcohol, plenty of beautiful women, plenty of everything." But this event will be no walk in the park for Dylan. His first big challenge is to tie the architecture together. The party will take place around two outside swimming pools but a huge VIP lounge breaks up the entire area. "We always try to create a party that feels connected." So one of Dylan's first big decisions is how to bring the design together so that it looks like one great party space. Lighting, design, and plenty of fog-effect smoke will help to create the atmosphere he's looking for. But the main thing that Dylan will rely on is to mesmerize his male guests with what he calls 'living art' - beautiful girls whose naked bodies are painted to look like bikini's. Being that this event is taking place in Sin City one imagines this won't be a problem. But there are some strange by-laws in Nevada and one of them will have a big impact on Dylan's plans. If he doesn't find a solution in time the authorities might close his whole party down.

Party Like a Roman Emperor (2012)

Actors: Philip Day (producer), Philip Day (writer), Philip Day (director), Joel Douek (composer), Joel Douek (actor), Joel Douek (actor), Christine Bonnem (miscellaneous crew), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Kate Rees Davies (actress), Dylan Matlock (actor), Tawny Amber Young (actress), Aaron Even (writer), Mona C. Vasiloiu (actress), Mona C. Vasiloiu (producer), Alexander Aguila (actor),

Plot: Dylan Marer is one of Hollywood's leading party planners, creating huge over-the-top events for many A-List stars, but now he's tackling something even bigger; Las Vegas. Dylan has been asked to put on the biggest party event of the year at the Palms Casino, with 3500 demanding guests. He faces a massive challenge to make this happen with the money he has to spend and the time he has to create such a unique party space. Like every great event it starts with the theme. Get that wrong and Dylan's reputation will be in shreds. Dylan draws his inspiration for the huge event from Ancient Rome. The party is called a Mid Summer Night's Dream and is an homage to the decadent past - Dylan wants to entice his modern audience "to party like emperors." So, he draws from many of the outrageous emperors of the past like Nero and Caligula - but his favorite is an out of control teenager called Elagabalus who is described by Roman expert Julie Langford as 'the greatest partier the world has ever seen.' The strange juvenile Emperor is said to have fed his party guests ostrich brains and insects. Set tigers on his drunken friends, married a sacred nun, and rode around his palace in a chariot pulled by naked virgins. He also enjoyed orgies, the company of prostitutes and sought out men with the largest organs in Rome. For Dylan Marer to make his modern day male party guests feel like their every desire is a snap of the fingers away, he has created a guest list with almost two women for every man. "We want extravagance, plenty of alcohol, plenty of beautiful women, plenty of everything." But this event will be no walk in the park for Dylan. His first big challenge is to tie the architecture together. The party will take place around two outside swimming pools but a huge VIP lounge breaks up the entire area. "We always try to create a party that feels connected." So one of Dylan's first big decisions is how to bring the design together so that it looks like one great party space. Lighting, design, and plenty of fog-effect smoke will help to create the atmosphere he's looking for. But the main thing that Dylan will rely on is to mesmerize his male guests with what he calls 'living art' - beautiful girls whose naked bodies are painted to look like bikini's. Being that this event is taking place in Sin City one imagines this won't be a problem. But there are some strange by-laws in Nevada and one of them will have a big impact on Dylan's plans. If he doesn't find a solution in time the authorities might close his whole party down.

Rashômon (1950)

Actors: François Vila (miscellaneous crew), Daisuke Katô (actor), Toshirô Mifune (actor), Masayuki Mori (actor), Takashi Shimura (actor), Kichijirô Ueda (actor), Noriko Honma (actress), Machiko Kyô (actress), Akira Kurosawa (writer), Akira Kurosawa (director), Akira Kurosawa (editor), Minoru Chiaki (actor), Masaichi Nagata (producer), Shinobu Hashimoto (writer), Fumio Hayasaka (composer),

Plot: A priest, a woodcutter and another man are taking refuge from a rainstorm in the shell of a former gatehouse called Rashômon. The priest and the woodcutter are recounting the story of a murdered samurai whose body the woodcutter discovered three days earlier in a forest grove. Both were summoned to testify at the murder trial, the priest who ran into the samurai and his wife traveling through the forest just before the murder occurred. Three other people who testified at the trial are supposedly the only direct witnesses: a notorious bandit named Tajômaru, who allegedly murdered the samurai and raped his wife; the white veil cloaked wife of the samurai; and the samurai himself who testifies through the use of a medium. The three tell a similarly structured story - that Tajômaru kidnapped and bound the samurai so that he could rape the wife - but which ultimately contradict each other, the motivations and the actual killing being what differ. The woodcutter reveals at Rashômon that he knows more than he let on at the trial, thus bringing into question his own actions. But another discovery at Rashômon and the resulting actions from the discovery bring back into focus the woodcutter's own humanity or lack thereof.

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Sinbad, the Sailor (1947)

Actors: George Lloyd (actor), John Miljan (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Wade Crosby (actor), Mike Mazurki (actor), Sheldon Leonard (actor), Gordon B. Clarke (actor), Paul Guilfoyle (actor), Chuck Hamilton (actor), Harry Harvey (actor), George Chandler (actor), Louis Jean Heydt (actor), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (actor), Cy Kendall (actor), Al Murphy (actor),

Plot: Sinbad is a story teller who weaves great adventures about - himself. Whether they are true or not, no one knows. For this is the story of the eight adventures of Sinbad - as told by Sinbad. A ship saved by Sinbad and Sabu. A treasure map to the treasure of Alexander the Great, which mysteriously disappears from the ship. The beautiful Shireen - the woman who has stolen the heart of Sinbad. The evil Amir who wants the treasure for himself to own the world. The deadly Melik, who will stop at nothing and kill anyone to have the treasure. A perilous voyage to a mysterious island where the treasure is said to be held.

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Sinbad, the Sailor (1947)

Actors: George Lloyd (actor), John Miljan (actor), Billy Bletcher (actor), Wade Crosby (actor), Mike Mazurki (actor), Sheldon Leonard (actor), Gordon B. Clarke (actor), Paul Guilfoyle (actor), Chuck Hamilton (actor), Harry Harvey (actor), George Chandler (actor), Louis Jean Heydt (actor), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (actor), Cy Kendall (actor), Al Murphy (actor),

Plot: Sinbad is a story teller who weaves great adventures about - himself. Whether they are true or not, no one knows. For this is the story of the eight adventures of Sinbad - as told by Sinbad. A ship saved by Sinbad and Sabu. A treasure map to the treasure of Alexander the Great, which mysteriously disappears from the ship. The beautiful Shireen - the woman who has stolen the heart of Sinbad. The evil Amir who wants the treasure for himself to own the world. The deadly Melik, who will stop at nothing and kill anyone to have the treasure. A perilous voyage to a mysterious island where the treasure is said to be held.

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Julius Caesar (1938)

Actors: Jack Vyvian (actor), John Turnbull (actor), John Turnbull (actor), Laurence Hanray (actor), Charles Paton (actor), Charles Paton (actor), Dennis Price (actor), Erik Chitty (actor), David Keir (actor), Jack Lambert (actor), Jack Lambert (actor), D.A. Clarke-Smith (actor), Dennis Price (actor), Alan Wheatley (actor), Jack Vyvian (actor),