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Noor (2012)

Actors: Murray Bartlett (producer), Ahmed Ibrahim (writer), Ahmed Ibrahim (director), Brian Abel (producer), Ahmed Amer (producer), Mohamed Said (actor), Onos (actor), Islam Shaban (actor), Fatma Ahmed (actress), Rahma Aymen (actress), Oum Mohamed (actress), Haja Soraya (actress), Norhan Tawakul (actress), Tamer Eissa (producer), Olivier Lacheze-Beer (producer),

Plot: In a working class suburb of Cairo, Egypt, where lives are intertwined and everybody knows each other's business, thirteen year old Fingo wants to hang lights in his street for Ramadan. Many in his neighborhood try to dissuade him, or say it's not possible. This makes him more determined, but he only has two days, and the obstacles he faces seem insurmountable.

Manila Kingpin: The Asiong Salonga Story (2011)

Actors: Baron Geisler (actor), John Regala (actor), Ronnie Lazaro (actor), Jay Manalo (actor), Jorge Estregan (actor), Dennis Padilla (actor), Danny Labra (actor), Soliman Cruz (actor), Joko Diaz (actor), Archie Adamos (actor), Amay Bisaya (actor), Roldan Aquino (actor), Robert Arevalo (actor), Phillip Salvador (actor), Dante Rivero (actor),

Babae sa Breakwater (2003)

Actors: Jesse Lucas (composer), Lucita Soriano (actress), Mario O'Hara (writer), Metring David (actress), Lou Veloso (actor), Odette Khan (actress), Boy Gomez (actor), Amy Austria (actress), Nonong de Andres (actor), Daniel Fernando (actor), Dick Israel (actor), Rez Cortez (actor), Gardo Versoza (actor), Glenn Marcelo (miscellaneous crew), Mario O'Hara (director),

Plot: In a poor village by the Manila Bay breakwater, two brothers, Buboy and Basilio, come to the city to escape from the violence at home. They meet a prostitute named Pakita and become close with her when Basilio treats her wounds. All they want is to lead normal lives, but the town's leader Dave has knavish interruptions that await them.

Babae sa Breakwater (2003)

Actors: Jesse Lucas (composer), Lucita Soriano (actress), Mario O'Hara (writer), Metring David (actress), Lou Veloso (actor), Odette Khan (actress), Boy Gomez (actor), Amy Austria (actress), Nonong de Andres (actor), Daniel Fernando (actor), Dick Israel (actor), Rez Cortez (actor), Gardo Versoza (actor), Glenn Marcelo (miscellaneous crew), Mario O'Hara (director),

Plot: In a poor village by the Manila Bay breakwater, two brothers, Buboy and Basilio, come to the city to escape from the violence at home. They meet a prostitute named Pakita and become close with her when Basilio treats her wounds. All they want is to lead normal lives, but the town's leader Dave has knavish interruptions that await them.

Anghel dela guardia (2000)

Actors: Mon Confiado (actor), Lily Y. Monteverde (producer), Ronald Stephen Monteverde (producer), Ann Lim Co (miscellaneous crew), Theody Vidal (miscellaneous crew), Grace Monteverde (miscellaneous crew), Lea A. Calmerin (producer), Gina Elba Murro (miscellaneous crew), Vhong Navarro (actor), Isabel Granada (actress), Brando Legaspi (actor), Joe Solo (editor), Alex Bolado (actor), Jeric Raval (actor), Boy Pineda (actor),

The Craic (1999)

Actors: Charles 'Bud' Tingwell (actor), Jeremy Kewley (actor), John Fox (miscellaneous crew), Nicholas Bell (actor), Reg Gorman (actor), Jimeoin (actor), Jimeoin (producer), Jimeoin (writer), Anne Phelan (actress), Alan Finney (producer), Marc Gracie (producer), Bob Franklin (actor), Bob Franklin (miscellaneous crew), Carmel Torcasio (miscellaneous crew), Kate Gorman (actress),

Plot: Two Irish actors (Jimeoin McKeown, Alan McKee) flee from 1988 Belfast after a violent confrontation with a leader (Robert Morgan) of the IRA and illegally enter Australia. Seeking acting work, the two fear immigration officers. McKeown happens to get selected as the bachelor on a TV dating game and wins a trip to Queensland just as the pair's apartment is raided by immigration. McKee escapes just in time and joins his friend. Meanwhile, the IRA leader is sent to Australia in a witness protection program after he gives up some of his former colleagues. The two then spend the remainder of the movie being pursued by the immigration officers and the vengeful IRA head.

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Surf, Sand and Sex (1994)

Actors: Tane McClure (actress), Kim Sill (actress), Kato Kaelin (actor), Lauren Hays (actress), Marc Fiorini (miscellaneous crew), Tamara Landry (actress), Danielle Petty (actress), Debra K. Beatty (actress), Gwen Somers (actress), Sean Abbananto (actor), Anthony Giovanni (writer), Anthony Giovanni (director), Anthony Giovanni (producer), Dave Pruitt (actor), Chela Fiorini (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: The story is held together by a beach party attended by six relatively young women. Claiming that it may be the heat that is making her do it, each woman tells of a sex fantasy that she is reminded of by the situation. Sex with an ex-husband, a man in uniform, and an automobile mechanic are stories that make up half the segments. The other three have to do with unique places where their fantasy trysts occur: in a public place, after hours in a dance hall, and finally, in the mountains.

Laylat El Qabd Ala Bakiza Wa Zaghloul (1988)

Actors: Ahmed Rateb (actor), Ahmed Rateb (actor), Ahmed Bedir (actor), Youssef Chaban (actor), Essad Youniss (writer), Essad Youniss (actress), Wahid Seif (actor), Ashraf Abdel Baqi (actor), Osama Abbas (actor), Fouad Khalil (actor), Mohamed Abdel Aziz (director), Yousef Fawzy (actor), Soheir El-Bably (actress), Nazim Shaarawy (actor), Sayed Sadek (actor),

Plot: Bakiza and Zaghloul live together in a single room on the roof after losing their mansion and fortune. After being fired from their jobs, the two ladies go searching for work until they meet a gentleman who introduces himself as Sami but he is actually a terrorist who is running away from his bosses and later ends up killed in Bakiza and Zaghloul's room. When the cops arrive, they don't find Sami's body and tell the pair they may be imagining things but both women swear that they have seen the victim being murdered in front of them.

Kôkô san'nensei (1963)

Actors: Yoshiko Tsubouchi (actress), Chieko Murata (actress), Bontarô Miake (actor), Ichirô Ikeda (writer), Masaya Takahashi (actor), Masaaki Sakai (actor), Chikako Hosokawa (actress), Michiko Ai (actress), Yoshio Inoue (director), Tatsuo Hanabu (actor), Kazuo Funaki (actor), Miwa Takada (actress), Yuko Hamada (actress), Mayumi Nagisa (actress), Takashi Nakamura (actor),

The City of the Dead (1960)

Actors: Milton Subotsky (producer), Valentine Dyall (actor), Nickolas Grace (actor), Christopher Lee (actor), John Llewellyn Moxey (director), Milton Subotsky (writer), Max Rosenberg (producer), Fred Johnson (actor), Splinters Deason (miscellaneous crew), Douglas Gamley (composer), Ann Beach (actress), Norman Macowan (actor), William Abney (actor), Betta St. John (actress), James Dyrenforth (actor),

Plot: A young coed (Nan Barlow) uses her winter vacation to research a paper on witchcraft in New England. Her professor recommends that she spend her time in a small village called Whitewood. He originally cam from that village so he also recommends she stay at the "Raven's Inn," run by a Mrs. Newlis. She gets to the village and notices some weird happenings, but things begin to happen in earnest when she finds herself "marked" for sacrifice by the undead coven of witches. It seems that the innkeeper is actually the undead spirit of Elizabeth Selwyn, and the "guests" at the inn are the other witches who have come to celebrate the sacrifice on Candalmas Eve. As one of them said when Nan walked away, "HE will be PLEASED."

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