Suleiman

The Algerian (2014)

Actors: Seymour Cassel (actor), Harry Lennix (producer), Said Faraj (actor), Harry Lennix (actor), Alexandra Fulton (actress), Candice Coke (actress), Giovanni Zelko (producer), Giovanni Zelko (writer), Giovanni Zelko (editor), Josh Pence (actor), Giovanni Zelko (writer), Zuhair Haddad (actor), Giovanni Zelko (director), Eddie Alfano (actor), Nick Rish (actor),

Plot: The Algerian is a political thriller about the colliding worlds of the Middle East and America. It follows Ali(Ben Youcef), a Muslim man from Algeria who is part of a plot to harm America. Hiding in Los Angeles as a university student, his life spins out of control as he becomes involved with the very people he was sent to destroy. The intricate plot races across the globe from Algeria to New York, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, culminating in a surprise ending that will have audiences buzzing...

Sev Beni (2013)

Actors: Güven Kiraç (actor), Nail Pelivan (miscellaneous crew), Yavuz Bingol (actor), Murat Seker (actor), Sergey Puskepalis (actor), Mehmet Bahadir Er (actor), Mehmet Bahadir Er (producer), Mehmet Bahadir Er (writer), Mehmet Bahadir Er (director), Ushan Çakir (actor), Baris Diri (composer), Maryna Gorbach (writer), Maryna Gorbach (director), Maryna Gorbach (editor), Olena Yershova (producer),

One Minute People (2010)

Actors: Fred Zara (director), Ali Imran Zaidi (editor), Ali Imran Zaidi (producer), Ali Imran Zaidi (director), Ali Imran Zaidi (writer), Amy LoCicero (actress), Leslie Maine (actress), Ben Affan (actor), AJ Jones (actor), David Thomas O'Donnell (actor), Anthony Cosmano (actor), Robyn Scrivener (actress),

Fais danser la poussière (2010)

Actors: Russell Yuen (actor), Tyrone Benskin (actor), Christophe Louis (producer), Nathalie Alquier (miscellaneous crew), Michèle Bernier (actress), Eriq Ebouaney (actor), Marie Denarnaud (actress), Xavier De Guillebon (actor), Michel Jonasz (actor), Christian Faure (director), Jean-Daniel Fernandez-Qundez (editor), France Zobda (producer), Michèle Massé (miscellaneous crew), Jean-Louis Monthieux (producer), Myriam Segall (miscellaneous crew),

Girdap (2008)

Actors: Ali Sürmeli (actor), Selçuk Yöntem (actor), Rahman Altin (actor), Ufuk Bayraktar (actor), Ozan Bilen (actor), Talip Karamahmutoglu (editor), Emre Canpolat (actor), Fuat Saka (actor), Talip Karamahmutoglu (producer), Talip Karamahmutoglu (writer), Talip Karamahmutoglu (director), Ibrahim Iris (actor), Onur Aydin (editor), Onur Aydin (writer), Eda Özerkan (actress),

Plot: Umut, who is a young man in his twenties, is accepted to study in Istanbul University. He finds two flatmates and a flat on a billboard at his University's café. Umut is a son of a middle class Turkish family, who has an apolitical view of the world at the very beginning of his university days. He and his other two flatmates discover mystical, as well as supernatural events happening in the house that they live in. These experiences affect Umut in an unusual way by encouraging him (indirectly) to be close to Islam as a way of finding answers. Umut enjoys this new life style of Islam at first. Everything goes perfect for him. However, new life brings new friends and new environment with it. His new environment pushes him to a more political religious world; as a result of this; Umut's religious life is not just limited by the holy book or the religion's pure requirements. His religious life becomes politicized. In other words, he becomes a fundamentalist. This transfiguration forces him to get away from his lover, old friends and family. Umut becomes a violent and irresponsible man after becoming a fundamentalist. Spite and hate now fulfills his veins. This ideology and a wrecked soul take Umut to become a suicide activist. One Turkish national celebration morning Umut puts on a bomb device and takes it with him to a touristic place. He ends his life by activating the bomb inside a bus that is full of innocent tourists. What we understand at the end of the movie is that...

Myortvoye Pole (2006)

Actors: Darin Sysoyev (composer), Aleksey Shevchenkov (actor), Lyubov Rudenko (actress), Ivan Stebunov (actor), Aleksey Bardukov (actor), Aleksandr Aravin (director), Konstantin Milovanov (actor), Shamil Khamatov (actor), Vadim Tsallati (actor), Stanislav Arkhipov (writer), Stanislav Arkhipov (producer), Aleksey Shlyamin (actor), Boris Mironov (actor), Aleksandr Fyodorov (actor), Eldar Lebedev (actor),

Le dernier seigneur des Balkans (2005)

Actors: Ricard Figueras (producer), Mikis Theodorakis (composer), Mihalis Giannatos (actor), Véronique Hallu (miscellaneous crew), Nikolai Urumov (actor), Eleni Filini (actress), Mila Maslarova (miscellaneous crew), Michaël Cohen (actor), Mathieu Delarive (actor), Michel Favart (director), Maria Kavardjikova (actress), Petar Popyordanov (actor), Patrick Sandrin (producer), Stratos Tzortzoglou (actor), Xavi Lite (actor),

Plot: A half century of history in the Balkans is dramatized in this 4 part miniseries of 360 minutes total duration. Episode 1 takes us from the 1890s to 1914. In 1892, the Ottoman Empire is being threatened by patriotic nationalists. In Goricka, the lord of the region celebrates the birth of his heir, Zufikar, receiving the name of the prestigious family's founder. The boy is brought up regally, and graduates from the University of Salonika (at the time Turkish). There he befriends a young Greeek, Takis. Zufikar then returns home, where he again meets Esma, the mill owner's daughter, a childhood acquaintance. Passion erupts between "Z" and Esma. Disagreeing over Esma's sense of virtue, "Z" leaves her without knowing she is carrying his child. Alone and abandoned, Esma marries the coach driver Mustafa, to avoid the disgrace of being a single mother. "Z", in an attempt to forget Esma marries Myriam, a Jewish refugee from Salonika In Episode 2, World War II erupts in the Balkans, then extends all over Europe. In the Balkans however, War continues until the early 20's, when Turkey definitely loses its European territories, and Albania, Yugoslavia and a new larger Greece are all created, including Salonika whose Turkish (Muslim) population is resettled in Turkey proper. Now in Albania (and in Episode 3), "Z", a follower of Zog, the Prime Minister, is elected Deputy of Albania. Esma and Hikmet live near him. "Z" and his son (with Esma) still don't know about their bond. Meanwhile, Suleyman decides to live in Goricka, with Hikmet. Years pass and Zog proclaims himself King of Albania, while young Rasit becomes an active communist. In Goricka, Suleyman marries Pembé, Hikmet's daughter. Then in 1939, Mussolini invades Albania and "Z" is arrested for refusing to collaborate with the Fascist occupation. Rasit again joins other communists and partisans in the underground struggle against the Fascist Italians and Germans. Then in 1940, certain of an easy victory, Italy attacks Greece. This leads us on to Episode 4 which covers 1943 to 1950. In Albania, "Z" and Esma have gone underground. Hikmet is killed, while Suleyman and his young daughter are deported to a German camp. In Goricka, Pembé -persuaded she would never again see her husband and daughter, falls in love with Dimitri, a young partisan with whom she shares a passionate relationship. Escaping from the Germans, "Z" finds refuge with a former mistress. But, for his refusal to her advances, she betrays him revealing the whereabouts of the refugees to the enemy. When "Z" comes back to Bilisté, he finds devastation. Additionally, communists have seized power in Albania and "Z"'s lands and holdings have all been confiscated. He himself is sent away to "Re-education" in a collective farm. Suleyman makes it back to Goricka to discover the fate of his family members. Soviet-supported communism takes hold of all the Balkans, not counting Greece which rid itself of communist threats after a bloody civil war.

Van God Los (2003)

Actors: Pieter Kuijpers (writer), Pieter Kuijpers (director), Trix van Alphen (miscellaneous crew), Hanneke Niens (producer), Job ter Burg (editor), Huub Stapel (actor), Helmert Woudenberg (actor), Tygo Gernandt (actor), Ernie Tee (miscellaneous crew), Anton Smit (producer), Pim Lambeau (actress), Egbert Jan Weeber (actor), Frits Lambrechts (actor), Harry van Rijthoven (actor), Ivo Martijn (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Stan Meijer is by nature a good boy, but grows up frustrated in Venlo, a boring provincial town in the Catholic Dutch South, feeling neglected by his gold-digger mother who remarried a dentist and abandoned by his biological father, a friendly macho trucker who stood the pre-teen up for reasons unknown when he planned to move in with him, never to be heard off until reading dad's obituary. So instead of joining the minor socialite life, Stan hooks up with junkies Maikel (dialect pronunciation-spelling for Michael) Verheije, a hot-head small criminal, and Sef, his lieutenant, who drag him along in small crime as an adolescent. When the bumbling trio gets arrested red-handed, the police sends both ruffians to jail but releases Stan as implausible suspect. He's too nice to accept when Maikel's girl-friend offers herself to him, and on Mikail's release joins him in a hold-up which goes bad, as the nervous amateurs needlessly kill the victim, a shopkeeper and secret weed-grower, rather then extort his illegal money as planned; the trio fears his Turkish crime boss Osman's gang will come after them, but instead are recruited as sort of a death squad in a gang war they don't even care to learn the nature of...

Memed My Hawk (1984)

Actors: Peter Ustinov (writer), Vladek Sheybal (actor), Rosalie Crutchley (actress), Peter Ustinov (producer), Ernest Clark (actor), Peter Ustinov (actor), Marne Maitland (actor), Herbert Lom (actor), Michael Elphick (actor), T.P. McKenna (actor), Walter Gotell (actor), Michael Gough (actor), Relja Basic (actor), Peter Ustinov (director), Manos Hatzidakis (composer),

Plot: In 1920s Turkey, a young peasant is smitten with a beautiful young girl, who has been promised in marriage to the fat, dullard cousin of the province's powerful and corrupt governor. When an assassination attempt is made against the official, the young man flees his village and joins up with a group of outlaws fighting against the wealthy and powerful landowners who control the lives of the locals and make life miserable for them. The outlaws' successes prompt the governor to call in the Turkish army to capture or kill them.

Andzamb tchanachum em (1958)

Actors: Kakhi Kavsadze (actor), Artyom Karapetyan (actor), Gurgen Tonunts (actor), Akaki Kvantaliani (actor), Sergei Stolyarov (actor), G. Miloserdova (editor), Boris Smirnov (actor), Archil Gomiashvili (actor), David Malyan (actor), Medea Chakhava (actress), Maria Pastukhova (actress), Arno Babadzhanyan (composer), Gen (actor), Stepan Kevorkov (director), Afrasiyab Mamedov (actor),