Minister (government)

The Tunnel (2011)

Actors: Peter McAllum (actor), Andrew Denton (producer), Enzo Tedeschi (writer), Enzo Tedeschi (editor), Enzo Tedeschi (actor), Enzo Tedeschi (producer), Enzo Tedeschi (producer), Ben Maclaine (actor), Rebecca Clay (actress), James Caitlin (actor), Goran D. Kleut (actor), Julian Harvey (writer), Renee Lim (actress), Julian Harvey (actor), Julian Harvey (producer),

Pump Up the Mandali (2010)

Actors: Ajayshri (actor), Monti Issar (producer), Monti Issar (writer), Monti Issar (director), Monti Issar (writer), Ben Swann (actor), Kunal Kartik (actor), Yaminiasi Gaunavou (actor), Anandi lal Amin (actor), Leonard Kumar (actor), Sarvesh Kumar (actor), Ron Massey (actor), Bhushan Mishra (actor), Zainal Khan (actor), Sada Chand (actor),

Some Mother's Son (1996)

Actors: Rod Stoneman (producer), Margaret Thatcher (actress), Jim Sheridan (producer), Helen Mirren (producer), Fionnula Flanagan (actress), Helen Mirren (actress), Gerard McSorley (actor), John Kavanagh (actor), John Lynch (actor), Aidan Gillen (actor), Ciarán Hinds (actor), Tom Hollander (actor), Robert Lang (actor), Craig McKay (editor), Jim Sheridan (writer),

Plot: Based on the true story of the 1981 hunger strike in a British prison, in which IRA prisoner Bobby Sands led a protest against the treatment of IRA prisoners as criminals rather than as prisoners of war. The film focuses on the mothers of two of the strikers, and their struggle to save the lives of their sons.

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Conspiracy of Silence (1991)

Actors: Lenore Zann (actress), Craig Eldridge (actor), Ian Tracey (actor), Carl Marotte (actor), Colin Fox (actor), Ralph Brunjes (editor), Dean McDermott (actor), Maury Chaykin (actor), Richard Blackburn (actor), Bruce McFee (actor), Roger Dunn (actor), John Boylan (actor), Jonathan Whittaker (actor), Catherine Disher (actress), Chris Benson (actor),

Plot: The true story of Helen Betty Osborne, a 19 year old Indian girl who was brutually murdered and slain on November 12, 1971 in The Pas, Manitoba, Canada and nearly taking 20 years for the police to find the four men who murdered her.

The Whistle Blower (1986)

Actors: Prince Philip (actor), Patrick Holt (actor), Barry Foster (actor), John Scott (composer), Kenneth Colley (actor), Pauline Hume (miscellaneous crew), Queen Elizabeth II (actress), James Fox (actor), John Gielgud (actor), Gordon Jackson (actor), Nigel Havers (actor), Michael Caine (actor), Brian Weske (miscellaneous crew), Trevor Cooper (actor), Jim Reeve (producer),

BabaKiueria (1986)

Actors: Tony Barry (actor), Julian Pringle (producer), Julian Pringle (producer), Bob Maza (actor), Michael Honey (editor), Kati Edwards (actress), Cecily Polson (actress), Don Featherstone (director), Geoffrey Atherden (writer), Michelle Torres (actress), Athol Compton (actor), Peter Crosbie (composer), Garry Williams (actor), Marguerita Haynes (actress), Soul Beliear (actor),

Plot: Role reversal study of the historically inaccurate "plight" of Australian Aborigines in modern Anglo-Saxon society. Indigenous "whities" [sic] are being persecuted by racist black people who invaded the fictitious country of BabaKiueria. Politically incorrect and inconvenient facts about infant mortality rates are ignored by a "reporter" who lives with a typical white family in a white "ghetto" for six months.

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Giro City (1982)

Actors: Glenda Jackson (actress), Robert Pugh (actor), Kenneth Colley (actor), Jon Finch (actor), Simon Jones (actor), Karl Francis (writer), Karl Francis (director), Peter Halliday (actor), Bruce Alexander (actor), Dermot Crowley (actor), Arthur Whybrow (actor), David Quilter (actor), Frank Baker (actor), Michael Lees (actor), Emrys James (actor),

The Killing of Angel Street (1981)

Actors: James Heyward (actor), Tim Wellburn (editor), Michael Craig (writer), Anthony Buckley (producer), John Hargreaves (actor), Michael Craig (writer), Norman Kaye (actor), Reg Lye (actor), Brian May (composer), Donald Crombie (director), Peter Collingwood (actor), Russell Newman (actor), Alexander Archdale (actor), Brian Anderson (actor), Tony Martin (actor),

Plot: Jessica Simmonds returns from overseas to find her retired professor father in a bitter public fight to save the historic Sydney waterfront houses on Angel Street. After her father's mysterious death, she joins forces with local residents and a union leader against corrupt forces. Based on the real life mysterious disappearance of Juanita Nielsen.

The Triangle (1953)

Actors: Lance Comfort (director), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (actor), James Hayter (actor), Wilfrid Hyde-White (actor), Ron Randell (actor), Muriel George (actress), Felix Aylmer (actor), Robert Louis Stevenson (writer), Bretton Byrd (composer), Allan Gray (composer), Leslie Arliss (director), Robert Westerby (writer), June Thorburn (actress), Doreen Montgomery (writer), Bernard Knowles (director),

Plot: This "Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Presents" compilation features three episodes from the TV series. "American Duel" takes place in 1912 Germany. An American student, challenged to a duel, chooses poison as the weapon - turning the duel into a game of chance. "A Lodging for the Night" takes place in 15th century Paris. Escaping from the Guards after a tavern brawl, the thief Francois Villon finds refuge in the home of former soldier Bristout. Their discussions on the relative virtues of Man are put to the test when the Guards return. In "Priceless Pocket", a poor Glaswegian man discovers that his trouser pocket produces an endless supply of pound notes. The Government is not amused.

Det brinner en eld (1943)

Actors: Artur Rolén (actor), Olav Riégo (actor), Helge Mauritz (actor), Magnus Kesster (actor), Richard Lund (actor), Lauritz Falk (actor), Hampe Faustman (actor), Hugo Björne (actor), Stig Järrel (actor), Georg Funkquist (actor), Ernst Brunman (actor), Ivar Kåge (actor), Erik Hell (actor), Torsten Hillberg (actor), Erik Rosén (actor),

Plot: In an unnamed country, the greatest supporter of the National Theatre and its actors is a diplomat from a foreign country, Ernst Lemmering. Lemmering is also in a relationship with the theatre's star actress Harriet Brandt. After a late night rehearsal he has invited the actors to his home when the news comes through that the country has been occupied by the military of Lemmering's home country. Despite their friendship with Lemmering, the actors decide to take a stand against the foreign aggressors.