Offender (2012)

Actors: Julia Jones (miscellaneous crew), Simon Phillips (actor), Alan McKenna (actor), Derek Warman (miscellaneous crew), Johnny Lynch (actor), Carlo Dusi (producer), Laurence Brown (producer), Laurence Brown (miscellaneous crew), Christopher Hutchins (miscellaneous crew), Christopher Hutchins (actor), Kris Sommerville (actor), Shaun Dooley (actor), Vas Blackwood (actor), Stan Fus (miscellaneous crew), David Ajala (actor),

The Dropout (2008)

Actors: Jessica Sonneborn (actress), Jessica Sonneborn (actress), Jennifer Scharf (actress), Jeffrey Phillips (actor), Robert Hines (actor), Chris Perrotti (actor), Margaret Jones (actress), Johnny Mic (director), Johnny Mic (actor), Roy Horne (actor), Johnny Mic (producer), Sharon Speer (actress), Johnny Mic (writer), Kristin Wishoski (actress), Alex Beuscher (actor),

Carry on Columbus (1992)

Actors: Julian Clary (actor), Keith Allen (actor), Rik Mayall (actor), Charles Fleischer (actor), Burt Kwouk (actor), Larry Miller (actor), Chris Langham (actor), Martin Clunes (actor), Allan Corduner (actor), Bernard Cribbins (actor), Jim Dale (actor), James Faulkner (actor), Don Henderson (actor), Leslie Phillips (actor), Jon Pertwee (actor),

Plot: Christopher Columbus believes he can find an alternative route to the far East and persuades the King and Queen of Spain to finance his expedition. But the Sultan of Turkey, who makes a great deal of money through taxing the merchants who have to pass through his country on the current route, sends his best spy, Fatima, to wreck the trip.

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My Beautiful Laundrette (1985)

Actors: Tim Bevan (producer), Saeed Jaffrey (actor), Stephen Frears (director), Mick Audsley (editor), Lindy Hemming (costume designer), Shirley Anne Field (actress), Bhasker Patel (actor), Roshan Seth (actor), Daniel Day-Lewis (actor), Penny Eyles (miscellaneous crew), Stephen Marcus (actor), Sarah Radclyffe (producer), Badi Uzzaman (actor), Gerard Horan (actor), Richard Graham (actor),

Plot: Much of the Pakistani Hussein family has settled in London, striving for the riches promised by Thatcherism. Nasser and his right hand man, Salim, have a number of small businesses and they do whatever they need to make money, even if the activities are illegal. As such, Nasser and his immediate family live more than a comfortable lifestyle, and he flaunts his riches whenever he can. Meanwhile, his brother, alcoholic Ali, once a famous journalist in Pakistan, lives in a seedy flat with his son, Omar. Ali's life in London is not as lucrative in part because of his left leaning politics, which does not mesh with the ideals of Thatcherism. To help his brother, Nasser gives Omar a job doing menial labor. But Omar, with bigger plans, talks Nasser into letting him manage Nasser's run down laundrette. Omar seizes what he sees as an opportunity to make the laundrette a success, and employs an old friend, Johnny - who has been most recently running around with a gang of white punks - to help him. Johnny and Omar have a special relationship, but one that has gone through its ups and downs, the downs fostered by anti-immigration sentiments of white England. Omar and Johnny each have to evaluate if their ideals of success are worth it at all cost.

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Dimension 5 (1966)

Actors: Jeffrey Hunter (actor), John McKee (actor), Franklin Adreon (director), Paul Frees (actor), Donald Woods (actor), Robert Ito (actor), Paul Dunlap (composer), Bill Walker (actor), Jon Lormer (actor), David Chow (actor), Robert Phillips (actor), Kam Tong (actor), France Nuyen (actress), Deanna Lund (actress), Tad Horino (actor),

Plot: An American intelligence agent, aided by a Chinese-American female agent, uses a time-travel belt to thwart Chinese operatives who are attempting to import to Los Angeles the materials to make an atomic bomb.