Bastille (2012)

Actors

• Juan Carlos Aparicio (actor)
• Isaac Castillo (actor)
• Ramiro Del Pozo (actor)
• Antonio Esquivias (actor)
• Elda Green (actor)
• Enrique Martín (actor)
• Daniel Peña (actor)
• Diego San Juan (actor)
• Ana Torbe (actor)
• Natalia Biscari (actress)
• Raquel Fernandez Zapata (actress)
• Clara Sánchez (actress)
• Rubén Arnaiz (producer)
• Kike Castelló (producer)
• Tania Espada (producer)

Genres

• Short
• Thriller

Nefarious: Merchant of Souls (2011)

Actors

• Jess Allen (actor)
• Breanna Balisteri (actor)
• Steven T. Bartlett (actor)
• Steven T. Bartlett (actor)
• Bronic Bednarek (actor)
• Lance Buckner (actor)
• Kevin Indio Copeland (actor)
• Anthony Cutolo (actor)
• Dennis DeCamp (actor)
• Grant Donovan (actor)
• Elliot Durant III (actor)
• Richard Gorton (actor)
• Ryan Gray (actor)
• Aleksandr Gurevich (actor)
• Jess Allen (actor)

Genres

Dreamscape (2009)

Actors

• Mark Ellingham (actor)
• Daniel J. Fox (actor)
• Daniel J. Fox (actor)
• John Fox (actor)
• Joseph A. Fox (actor)
• Peter Kennedy (actor)
• Mike Lockley (actor)
• Steven Madden (actor)
• Mark Newman (actor)
• Chris Owen (actor)
• Ian Paul (actor)
• Frank Pipkin (actor)
• Sandra Darnell (actress)
• Abigail Fox (actress)
• Richard Dodd (actor)

Genres

• Sci-Fi

Taglines:

Be careful what you wish for!
Be careful what you wish for!

Bellman and True (1987)

Actors

• Ken Bones (actor)
• Stephen Churchett (actor)
• Rowland Davies (actor)
• Rob Dixon (actor)
• Jim Dowdall (actor)
• Alan Downer (actor)
• Martin Gower (actor)
• Thomas Henty (actor)
• Bernard Hill (actor)
• Richard Hope (actor)
• Peter Howell (actor)
• Peter Jonfield (actor)
• John Kavanagh (actor)
• Roger McKern (actor)
• Michael Bertenshaw (actor)

Genres

• Crime
• Drama

Taglines:

They kidnapped his son. They forced him to steal 14 million dollars. Then they made their biggest mistake. They trusted him.

Quotes:

[Telling The Boy the story of "The Continuing Saga of Sod's Law - You Just Can't Win", an idealised but thinly-disguised version of his own life with his wife, "The Princess", who has now left him for a new lover, the owner of the Rover 2000S]::The Boy: The Princess? Was she there?::Hiller: Yeah.::The Boy: The Princess who smoked French cigarettes and was beautiful when she wasn't looking.::Hiller: We only had one rule. We didn't let anyone in who had a Rover 2000S. 2000 Smegma.::The Boy: Why?::Hiller: [bitterly] Because people with Rover 2000 Smegmas live in four-bedroom fake Georgian houses. They marry St Bernard dogs called Darling. And they have nasty little kids in green jumpsuits who come in through the window on a wire and say "Gosh!" and all that sort of thing.::The Boy: But someone like that, we'd never have let them in. The Princess wouldn't have liked them at all.::Hiller: No she wouldn't.

[the bank robbers keep deliberately triggering the alarm. Each time, the security guards come out to investigate. By the fourth time, they are very pissed-off]::Young Security Guard: I think they've got this alarm set up all wrong - it only warns you if the place is empty!::Security Sergeant: [on radio] Control? Mobile Alpha Charlie. It's official - it's a fuck-up.

[the security sergeant is giving instructions to the young security guard who is watching a bank of CCTV monitors]::Security Sergeant: That's down in the vaults that leads to the strongroom. Your job is to sit here and watch.::Young Security Guard: There's nothing to watch.::Security Sergeant: That's exactly how it should be. So if you see anything out of the ordinary, like people moving about, you come and tell me. All right?::Young Security Guard: All right, Sarge.::Security Sergeant: [sarcastically] You should pay particular attention to anyone wearing little black masks over their eyes and with sacks marked "Swag"!

[the Wheelman is driving the getaway car after the robbery and hears on the police radio that the police are getting very close]::The Wheelman: I used to live round here. Hold tight.::[he swerves onto a farm track, through some greenhouses and heads towards a fence]::Guv'nor: [shouts] That's a bloody fence! Christ! Where are you going? You stupid... Where are we going now?::The Wheelman: [calmly] We can cut through round here, back onto the estate.::Donkey: [shouts] There's no road. Where is it? There's no road!::[the Wheelman sees two garages with a narrow gap between them]::The Wheelman: Shit! These weren't here last year.::Donkey: [ironically] No? Well they're here now!::[the Wheelman tries to get through the gap, but the car jams, so he reverses and tries again, repeatedly]::Guv'nor: [shouts] Where are you going, Richie?::The Wheelman: Trying to get us out of here.::Guv'nor: [shouts] It won't work!::The Peterman: Can we get out!::The Wheelman: That's what I'm trying to do.::The Peterman: No, get out and walk.::Donkey: Look, you don't understand the basic laws of physics. The hole is too small.::[after many attempts, the Wheelman manages to get the car through the gap]::Guv'nor: Have you *any* idea where you're going?::[after narrowly escaping being crushed by an oncoming lorry as they overtake a coach, they arrive at some waste ground where they dump the car]::The Wheelman: [apologetically] Sorry about the last bit, Guv. Bit untoward.::Guv'nor: Don't worry, Richie. Anyone else would still be modifying greenhouses. Be lucky, son.

The Madwoman of Chaillot (1969)

Actors

• Yul Brynner (actor)
• Richard Chamberlain (actor)
• Henri Cogan (actor)
• Claude Dauphin (actor)
• John Gavin (actor)
• Fernand Gravey (actor)
• Gordon Heath (actor)
• Paul Henreid (actor)
• George Hilsdon (actor)
• Oskar Homolka (actor)
• Danny Kaye (actor)
• Gaston Palmer (actor)
• Donald Pleasence (actor)
• Gerald Sim (actor)
• Charles Boyer (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Drama

Taglines:

With the world getting ready to blow itself up, look who's minding the store.

Quotes:

The Ragpicker: Countess if only you knew... Shall we tell her?... Nothing Countess, it's you that are hiding. You see, there was a time when old clothes were as good as new. In fact they were better because when people wore clothes they gave something to them. But that was a long time ago, Countess. Just as, there was a time when... when garbage was a pleasure. Oh, it smelled a little strange or seemed confused, that's because there was everything there. The smell of sardine, of iendine, calone, roses. An amature would leap to the wrong conclusion. But to a professional, it was the smell of life... No Countess, the world has changed. The garbage has changed... People are not the same, Countess. People are different. No one is involved with anyone anymore. There's been an invasion, and infatuation. The world isn't beautiful no longer. The world is not happy... Because you've been dreaming a long time, Countess, and, no one wanted to disturb you. Countess, look, there was a time remember you could walk along the streets of Paris and everybody you met were just like yourself. I mean, oh, a little cleaner maybe or dirty perhaps or angry or smiling. But you knew them. I knew them too. And one day, 20 years ago I saw a face in the crowd. Face without a face; the eyes empty, the expression not human. It was not a human face at all. It saw me staring and when it looked back at me with its gelatin eyes, I shuttered. Because I knew to make room for one of them, one of us must have left the earth. The world is full of faceless people, Countess, and once you stop dreaming, as we all had stopped dreaming, you see them quite clearly. They were here today.

The Ragpicker: People are not the same, Countess. People are different. No one is involved with anyone anymore. There - there's been an invasion, an infiltration. The world isn't beautiful any longer. The world is not happy.::Countess Aurelia: Is this true? The world is not beautiful? The world is not happy? Why wasn't I told?::The Ragpicker: Because you've been dreaming a long time, Countess. And no - nobody wanted to disturb you.

Countess Aurelia: Say it. Say that you love him before it's too late. Let another moment witch between you and it will become a month, a year, a decade. Your hair will be white. His cuffs will be frayed. And there will be another madwoman in Chaillot. Say it. Before the music stops.

All for Business (1914)

Actors

• Henry A. Barrows (actor)
• Ivan Christy (actor)
• Jack Mulhall (actor)
• Augusta Anderson (actress)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

The Evidence of the Film (1913)

Actors

• Riley Chamberlin (actor)
• William Garwood (actor)
• Marie Eline (actress)
• Florence La Badie (actress)
• Edwin Thanhouser (producer)
• Lawrence Marston (director)
• Edwin Thanhouser (director)

Genres

• Crime
• Short

The Tale of the Ticker (1913)

Actors

• James Harrison (actor)
• J. Warren Kerrigan (actor)
• Wallace Kerrigan (actor)
• Chick Morrison (actor)
• George Periolat (actor)
• Jack Richardson (actor)
• William Tedmarsh (actor)
• Charlotte Burton (actress)
• Vivian Rich (actress)
• Frances M. Wright (writer)

Genres

• Drama
• Short

As the Wind Blows (1912)

Actors

• Harry Blakemore (actor)
• Joseph Burke (actor)
• David Wall (actor)
• Elsie Albert (actress)
• Jean Barry (actress)
• Fritzi Brunette (actress)
• Mrs. Cherry (actress)
• Pat Powers (producer)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

Just Like a Woman (1912)

Actors

• Christy Cabanne (actor)
• Hector Dion (actor)
• Robert Harron (actor)
• Harry Hyde (actor)
• J. Jiquel Lanoe (actor)
• Wilfred Lucas (actor)
• Charles Hill Mailes (actor)
• Frank Opperman (actor)
• Kate Bruce (actress)
• Kathleen Butler (actress)
• Grace Henderson (actress)
• Mae Marsh (actress)
• Marguerite Marsh (actress)
• Mary Pickford (actress)
• George Hennessy (writer)

Genres

• Romance
• Short