Betrayal in Brooklyn (2012)

Actors: Mark Byrne (producer), Mark Byrne (actor), Ronan O'Sullivan (director), Cormac Creed (actor), Cormac Creed (producer), W.J. Reeves (writer), W.J. Reeves (producer), Melvut Akayya (producer), Maria Johnston (composer), Danny Arnold (actor), Katie Delaney (editor), Eunice Coco (actor), Finn Kerwin (actor), Mark Leuchten (actor), John Nilon (actor),

Genres: Romance, Short,

No-Good Maxine (2011)

Actors: Elijah Chester (actor), Lee Armstrong (actor), Jennifer Russoli (actress), James Alcorn (actor), Melissa Lozoff (actress), Andrew Beckham (actor), Michael Babbitt (director), Michael Babbitt (editor), Andrea Alcorn (actress), Thomas Gamble (composer), Ramiro Martinez (actor), Krista Babbitt (producer), Tala Alyse McGann (actress), Michael D. Goodwin (actor), Justin Wiggins (actor),

Plot: Someone or something has been leaving things for Maxine in the culvert just outside the trailer park. Things she and her family need: socks for her kids, toilet paper, milk, dog food. Things she'd either have to spend her meager paycheck on or steal. She has stolen before out of desperation but stealing is stealing, thieves are thieves. The whole darn town knows about her previous stealing spree and they don't take kindly to that kind of behavior. Some think she's no-good. How's she supposed to justify accepting a whole box of frozen dinners or oil for the pick-up? More importantly, how' she supposed to convince herself that she's worthy, that she's better than no-good?

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family, Short,

No-Good Maxine (2011)

Actors: Elijah Chester (actor), Lee Armstrong (actor), Jennifer Russoli (actress), James Alcorn (actor), Melissa Lozoff (actress), Andrew Beckham (actor), Michael Babbitt (director), Michael Babbitt (editor), Andrea Alcorn (actress), Thomas Gamble (composer), Ramiro Martinez (actor), Krista Babbitt (producer), Tala Alyse McGann (actress), Michael D. Goodwin (actor), Justin Wiggins (actor),

Plot: Someone or something has been leaving things for Maxine in the culvert just outside the trailer park. Things she and her family need: socks for her kids, toilet paper, milk, dog food. Things she'd either have to spend her meager paycheck on or steal. She has stolen before out of desperation but stealing is stealing, thieves are thieves. The whole darn town knows about her previous stealing spree and they don't take kindly to that kind of behavior. Some think she's no-good. How's she supposed to justify accepting a whole box of frozen dinners or oil for the pick-up? More importantly, how' she supposed to convince herself that she's worthy, that she's better than no-good?

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family, Short,

360 (2011)

Actors: Moritz Bleibtreu (actor), Anthony Hopkins (actor), Alex Sander (actor), Danny Krausz (producer), Jamel Debbouze (actor), Arthur Schnitzler (writer), Matt Curtis (miscellaneous crew), Fernando Meirelles (director), Jude Law (actor), Rachel Weisz (actress), Andrew Eaton (producer), Jim Hajicosta (miscellaneous crew), Chris Hanley (producer), Shaun Lucas (actor), Shaun Lucas (actor),

Plot: Screenwriter Peter Morgan and director Fernando Meirelles' 360 combines a modern and dynamic roundelay of stories into one, linking characters from different cities and countries in a vivid, suspenseful and deeply moving tale of love in the 21st century. Starting in Vienna, the film beautifully weaves through Paris, London, Bratislava, Rio, Denver and Phoenix into a single, mesmerizing narrative.

Keywords: adultery, airplane, airport, anonymous-quotation, bare-breasts, based-on-play, bodyguard, briefcase-full-of-money, dentist, denver-colorado
Genres: Drama, Drama, Romance,
Taglines: Everything comes full circle.

Quotes:

John: Run into someone cute. Never done this kind of thing before, but you only live once, how many chances do we get?

Genuine (2006)

Actors: Amanda Barton (actress), Justin Silverman (actor), Ken Volok (editor), Ken Volok (director), Ken Volok (writer), Ken Volok (producer), Sean Maurer (actor), Rebecca Martin (actress), Adam McGinnes (actor), Virginia Williams (producer), Jesse Phelps (writer), Helen Bed (actress), Lisa Rapallo (actress), Brooke Teal Robbins (actress), Erik O'Donnell (producer),

Plot: Ron, a rising young photographer treats his friends to dinner. Unfortunately the waitress Helen is Ron's arch-nemesis. The next morning Ron tries to woo Emily, an aspiring young writer. They agree to meet for dinner. Later that day by the pool, Ron is jarred awake by a dream. Ron has a turbulent date with Emily, enhanced by the participation of Helen. Emily recounts the date to her friend Jennifer who gives her some good advice. In a state of romantic delirium, Emily rushes off to apologize to Ron.

Keywords: art, avant-garde, bisexual, buddhist, experimental-film, satire, sex, surrealism
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Short,
Taglines: Love in all the wrong places.

Minute Movie (1999)

Actors: Alice Cox (miscellaneous crew), Jim Chiros (actor), Terry Montlick (producer), Terry Montlick (director), Terry Montlick (writer), Wendy Gordon (actress), David Weidman (actor), Linda Lee Richards (actress), Gary J. Ainsworth (actor), Erin Dalbec (miscellaneous crew), Craig Cormier (actor), Michael D. Layne (actor), Deb Abberton (actress), Anna Strudwick Williams Allison (actress), Danielle L. DiDio (actress),

Genres: Comedy,

The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer (1970)

Actors: Arthur Lovegrove (actor), Arthur Lowe (actor), Julian Glover (actor), Denholm Elliott (actor), Norman Bird (actor), Graham Crowden (actor), Roland Culver (actor), Ronald Fraser (actor), Jonathan Cecil (actor), Graham Chapman (actor), John Cleese (actor), Peter Cook (actor), Martin Boddey (actor), Ronnie Corbett (actor), Guy Middleton (actor),

Plot: Fresh-faced young Michael Rimmer worms his way into an opinion poll company and is soon running the place. He uses this as a springboard to get into politics, and in the mini-skirted flared-trousered world of 1970 Britain starts to rise through the Tory ranks.

Keywords: character-name-in-title, efficiency-expert, female-nudity, poll, satire, see-through-panties
Genres: Comedy,

Quotes:

Mrs. Ferret: Have you been fired?::Ferret: [brushing it off] Fired? [laughs] Hahaha! Fired? Hahahaha [more nervous now]::Mrs. Ferret: Then why is the car for sale? [we see the car through the house window; in the side window there is a crudely written sign saying FORSALE]::Ferret: Oh that? That's a mistake. That's one of Rimmer's cockups. That should read Fors Ale. A new beer we're advertising. [as giving a slogan] Fors Ale - keeps you hearty and hale.::Mrs. Ferret: Well I've never heard of it.::Ferret: And you may never! Very hush hush.

Ferret: The survey shows that... [realizing the survey asked the wrong question]... it shows that 90% of English families do not eat boot polish for breakfast.

Michael Rimmer: [schmoozing] Hugh, I loved your speech on abortion. It was really gorgeous.

Priest: Have you been able to find time for the survey in regard to the declining attendance in England's churches?::Michael Rimmer: Yes, we have.::Priest: We've tried everything, you know... cutthroat bingo, hallucinogens in the wafers, neon lights for the graveyards, chapels on wheels, fifty-fifty drawings after communion...::Michael Rimmer: Really?::Priest: [grabbing hold of his vestments] And these clothes are a bit out-of-date for the 1960s.::Michael Rimmer: Yes, well, we've done a great deal of research on the results of our religious polls and I believe we have discovered the true root of the problem.::Priest: What would that be?::Michael Rimmer: God.::Priest: I had a nasty suspicion it was that.::Michael Rimmer: It's just that people have a hard time believing in Him. So, get rid of the God and you'll do just fine.::Priest: Interesting. Sort of an "Our Father who *might be* in heaven"...::Michael Rimmer: Yes, very good.

Michael Rimmer: [after seeing Fromage faint] What's the matter with Fromage?::Pumer: Oh, these recent sex surveys have him worn out.

Priest: [on a television interview] I have nothing against Buddhism, per se. It is possible for people to approach God in a great many ways... but there is no need to be silly about it!

Steven Hench: Mr Blocket, you had been on rather acrimonious terms with the late Prime Minister::Blocket: We had our differences::Steven Hench: On one occasion, indeed on several occasions, you described him as a two-faced weasel-eyed git.::Blocket: In the rough and tumble of parliamentary debate things are said that can often be misinterpreted but there was a lot of warmth there.

Ranjit X: Don't let's go into bourgeois things like money! Talk to my agent!

Old woman at party conference: [heckling] What about the Old Age Pension?::Tom Hutchinson: Don't talk to me about "unemployment", young man! I was unemployed before you were born!

Steven Hench: [In radio studio] How do you feel about the violent heckling which punctuated your speech?::Tom Hutchinson: I am not saying that the Labour Party was *responsible* for this disgraceful episode. But I will say this - it did seem to be *organised*. [Looks at Michael Rimmer through studio glass]

Maybe It's Love (1935)

Actors: Arthur Aylesworth (actor), John J. Richardson (actor), Eddy Chandler (actor), Heinie Conklin (actor), Ray Cooke (actor), Joseph Cawthorn (actor), Paul Hurst (actor), William Irving (actor), Milton Kibbee (actor), J. Farrell MacDonald (actor), Frank McHugh (actor), John 'Skins' Miller (actor), Billy Dooley (actor), Phillip Reed (actor), Christian Rub (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Romance,

Feed 'em and Weep (1928)

Actors: Richard C. Currier (editor), Max Davidson (actor), Charlie Hall (actor), Edgar Kennedy (actor), Frank Alexander (actor), Anita Garvin (actress), Hal Roach (producer), Leo McCarey (writer), Fred Guiol (director), Leo McCarey (director), Marion Byron (actress),

Genres: Comedy, Short,

Droppington's Family Tree (1915)

Actors: Frank Alexander (actor), Harry Bernard (actor), Joe Bordeaux (actor), Joe Bordeaux (actor), Josef Swickard (actor), Josef Swickard (actor), Minta Durfee (actress), Vivian Edwards (actress), Fontaine La Rue (actress), Mack Sennett (producer), Chester Conklin (actor), Ted Edwards (actor), Billy Gilbert (actor), Frank Hayes (actor), George Ovey (actor),

Plot: Pa Droppington sneaks out of the house to go to the theatre. Amid comic capers he is smitten by a dancer. Meanwhile his son is telling Ma that he's in love with a dancer! She is not happy but he takes her to the theatre (for her birthday). She sees hubby and chases him around, he's also chased by another performer. The son calls a clergyman, Pa saves the girl and they marry at the end.

Genres: Comedy, Short,