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Mortal Sins (2013)

Actors: Alexander Powell (writer), Alexander Powell (director), Alexander Powell (producer), Brad Kester (actor), Allan Duan (editor), Allan Duan (actor), Jason Phillips (actor), Pierce Brenner (actor), Pierce Brenner (actor), Pierce Brenner (writer), Pierce Brenner (director), Alex Waxler (miscellaneous crew), Alexis Mickens (actor), Alex Waxler (actor), Zachary Brown (producer),

Plot: Personifications of the seven deadly sins all live under the same roof and they can't stand each other. When things get out of hand, a demon dog arrives to bring them an ultimatum: they must shed their sins or receive a punishment worse than death. Each confident they will succeed, the mortal sins each get more than they bargained for.

Genres: Comedy, Short,

The Sun and the Wind (2013)

Actors: Kyriakos Chatzimichailidis (producer), Aesop (writer), Thanasis Neofotistos (writer), Thanasis Neofotistos (producer), Thanasis Neofotistos (director), Thanasis Neofotistos (editor), Alejandro Cabrera Zuniga (composer), Iro Adrakta (producer), Sevi Xeini (costume designer), Georgios Drosinis (writer), Orfeas Haralabous (actor), Grigoris Skarakis (writer), Aiolos Haralabous (actor), Maria Economou (actress),

Plot: A woman is walking carefree in the fields, collecting flowers and windmills, completely clueless about what is going to happen to her when the sun and the wind fight over who is stronger. They will both attempt to undress her. Each one uses his strongest assets. The first one uses his force, the second one his warmth. Who will be the winner?

Keywords: experimental, fable, fairy-tale, independent-film, narrative, poem
Genres: Fantasy, Short,
Taglines: Love keeps the cold out better than a cloak

Water Es Bueno, Malo Y Feo (2012)

Actors: Louis Mendiola (producer), Louis Mendiola (actor), Louis Mendiola (writer), Gareth Van Niekerk (writer), Gareth Van Niekerk (producer), Gareth Van Niekerk (editor), Gareth Van Niekerk (actor), Gareth Van Niekerk (director), Roberto Nascimento (actor), Hans Edward Hammonds (writer), Hans Edward Hammonds (producer), Hans Edward Hammonds (actor), Hans Edward Hammonds (director), Hans Edward Hammonds (editor),

Genres: Action, Comedy, Short,

Milk Hare (2011)

Actors: Emma Windsor (editor), Emma Windsor (writer), Dennis Braunsdorf (composer), Emma Windsor (director), Emma Windsor (producer), Lisa Vigour (actor), Chloe Shannon (actress), Ashley Bond (actor),

Plot: There's a belief in Nordic countries that witches steal cream with a Mjolkhare or Milkhare, a creature bought to life with the witch's own blood. MiLK HaRE is a unique stop-motion short that uses a number of techniques including pixilation and timelapse to tell its macabre tale.

Genres: Animation, Fantasy, Horror, Short,

Glorious Galactites (2010)

Actors: Thomas Bennett (actor), Thomas Bennett (actor), Victoria Fellows (actor), Victoria Fellows (editor), Victoria Fellows (actor), Victoria Fellows (producer), Victoria Fellows (writer), Victoria Fellows (director), Timothy Walton (actor), Eddie Rodriguez (actor), Claire Smith (actor), Sean Lowton-Smith (actor),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Documentary, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Short,

Beautiful World... (2006)

Actors: Aylam Orian (writer), Aylam Orian (producer), Aylam Orian (composer), Aylam Orian (editor), Aylam Orian (actor), David Amito (editor), David Amito (director), Marvin Gronen (actor), Tomomi Imai (actress), Yuki Kawahisa (actor), Nadia Rahman (actress), Dagmar Spain (actor), Roy Aialon (actor), Sylvia Milo (composer), Hazuki Homma (actor),

Plot: A boy and a girl randomly meet, separate, and reunite, under a series of bizarre circumstances. As we follow them together and alone in their interactions with other people, we learn a few lessons about loneliness, human contact, cruelty, beauty, and the interconnectedness of everyone and everything.

Keywords: ensemble, filmed-theatre, interconnectedness, love
Genres: Drama, Romance,
Taglines: Beautiful world, why do I hide?

Parzival (2002)

Actors: Ernst Gossner (director), Carmen Gratl (actress), Konstanze Dutzi (actress), Franz Weichenberger (actor), Thomas Gassner (actor), Maria Gundolf (actress), Robert Neuschmied (actor), Thomas Ursula Hostettler (actor),

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The Wind in the Willows (1996)

Actors: Michael Palin (actor), Terry Jones (writer), Victoria Wood (actress), Roger Ashton-Griffiths (actor), Graham McTavish (actor), Terry Jones (actor), Bernard Hill (actor), Steve Coogan (actor), Nigel Planer (actor), Eric Idle (actor), Stephen Fry (actor), John Cleese (actor), Don Henderson (actor), Charles Bodycomb (miscellaneous crew), Terry Jones (director),

Plot: Mole's underground home is bought by the Weasels from wealthy landowner Mr. Toad and Mole is thrown out. He and Rat start to fight to get his home back from evil Weasels.

Keywords: badger, based-on-novel, car-salesman, detective, fable, judge, lawyer, mole, policeman, rat
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical,
Taglines: Go wild in the country!

Quotes:

Rat: [Brushing the stain on Badger's coat] We can get that out with a bit of salt.

Mole: Dog food factory!

Mole: I can't throw for toffee!

The Judge: Would the prosecution like add something?::The Prosecution Counsel: No, Your Honour. But I would like to wag my finger at the accused a few times.::The Judge: Go ahead.::[Prosecution walks over importantly and tut-tuts Toad]

Toad: [imitating the motor-car] Poop poop!

The Jailer's Daughter: I made bubble-and-squeak.::Toad: What do I care for the pleasures of the flesh!::The Jailer's Daughter: I'll take it away, then...::Toad: No! We wouldn't want to waste it.

The Judge: Before I pass sentence, will the jury care to find him guilty?::Rat: Wait. One of those wabbits is a weasel.::Chief Weasel: No I'm not. I'm a rabbit!::The Judge: [to the jury] Is he a rabbit?::Chief Weasel: [whispers] Say I'm a rabbit.::[Rabbits all nod, say "Rabbit" and stroke their long ears]::Rat: That weasel is never a wabbit!

Motor car salesman: Mr Toad owes me... money.::[grins]::Badger: May I make a proposition?::Motor car salesman: We're always open to a deal...::Badger: If you remove these machines forthwith, I promise not to insert one portion of them into any part of your anatomy...

Rat: I say! Badger!

St John Weasel: [as Badger comes across the walk bay throwingg the weasels off the side] Oh! Steady on! Listen N... n... no... n... Calm down! n... n... no::Mole: [Badger has thrown three weasels off] I say! Badger!::St John Weasel: [backing up with Badger walking towards him] I... I'm not really a weasel... I'm a rabbit [does rabbit teeth] They forced me to work he and you saved me, oh thank you, thank you!::Badger: Shut up! Keep moving!

The Mahabharata (1989)

Actors: Tuncel Kurtiz (actor), Maurice Bénichou (actor), Jean-Claude Carrière (writer), Clifford De Spenser (miscellaneous crew), Andrzej Seweryn (actor), Sotigui Kouyaté (actor), Jean-Claude Carrière (writer), Vittorio Mezzogiorno (actor), Ciarán Hinds (actor), Georges Corraface (actor), Peter Brook (writer), Nicolas Gaster (editor), Bruce Myers (actor), Bruce Myers (actor), Michèle Hollander (editor),

Plot: In ancient India the five Pandava brothers, Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva, are cousins of the sons of king Dhritharashtra, known as the Kaurava. The five are the sons of the wives of king Pandu, who seceded in favor of his blind brother after he was cursed. The men are raised together, but from the beginning there are difficulties. They are prone to fight and when Arjuna becomes a great archer, the Kaurava are both jealous and afraid. Is it the kingdom the Pandava are after? Yudhishthira, the eldest of the Pandava, strives after it as he is told by the deity Krishna that he will become king. The hatred and jealousy of the Kaurava grows even stronger when the Pandava turn a barren wasteland Dhritharashtra gave them into a great court. This can't go on forever. Inevitably a war will follow, a war that will shake the foundations of the Earth.

Keywords: based-on-play, battle, dead-boy, epic, massacre, mythological, religion, tv-mini-series, veda
Genres: Drama, War,

Quotes:

Duryodhana: Birth is obscure and men are like rivers whose origin are often unknown

Duryodhana: A man says: I have enough to eat and wear. I need nothing more! Shame! He says: I don't know anger! Shame! I am like a dried up stream, like a wooden elephant. All because my father was born blind, because one does not give a throne to a blind man.

Duryodhana: A man's body grows from birth and everyone is delighted in the same way his desire grows, his desire for power.

Duryodhana: Stay in this unhappy world, I am going to another world . Who is happier than I? I reigned on earth. I was just. I laughed. I sang. I loved my friends and wives. I protected my servants. I held out my hand to the afflicted. I knew all of human joys.

Krishna: The victory of the Pandava is assured. Tell your friends: 'Look - it's spring. The buds are sweet, the water sparkles, everyone is joyful... we're going to die.'

The Big Drip (1949)

Actors: Izzy Sparber (director), Jack Mercer (actor), Jack Mercer (actor), Jack Mercer (actor), Sid Raymond (actor), Sid Raymond (actor), Sam Buchwald (producer), Seymour Kneitel (producer), Izzy Sparber (producer), Larz Bourne (writer), Jack Mercer (actor), Winston Sharples (composer), Larry Riley (writer),

Plot: This all-animated Paramount Screen Song (production number X9-2) has the story of a group of animals building an Ark in assembly-line fashion in preparation for the Big Flood. The setting is in darkest Africa and features the jungle animals. They finish just before the Bouncing Ball comes along and asks the audience to participate in singing "It Ain't Gonna Rain No More."

Keywords: africa, assembly-line, audience-participation, bible, boat-building, bouncing-ball, carpenter, construction, elephant, flood
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Music, Short,