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Dry Run (2010)

Actors: Paul De Cham (miscellaneous crew), Johnny Williams (actor), Steven C. Beer (miscellaneous crew), Diora Baird (actress), Pamela Preston (miscellaneous crew), Michael Swan (actor), Max Ryan (producer), Max Ryan (actor), Raymond T. Williams (actor), George Kallis (composer), Laszlo Bene (miscellaneous crew), Matt Godecker (actor), Chris Cleveland (actor), Mary Ann Boyd (miscellaneous crew), Anthony Dilio (actor),

Plot: Before it all came to a head, James's life was as simple as it could be for him: at home, he was a husband and father with a job as an auto mechanic; elsewhere, he was a courier for a shady club owner and gunhand to an organized criminal enterprise. After four years of running from his past, he connects with Nye--an old friend from his time in prison and the only person that he believes he can trust--and the two set out on the road, where they reminisce about the course of events that led him to this day.

L'équilibre de la terreur (2006)

Actors: Roger Miremont (actor), Sandrine Le Berre (actress), Matthew Géczy (actor), Mostefa Djadjam (actor), Cansel Elcin (actor), Didier Brunner (producer), Isabelle Proust (editor), Ashvin-Kumar Joshi (actor), Jean-François Geneix (producer), Jean-Martial Lefranc (producer), Jean-Martial Lefranc (director), Randall Holden (actor), Laurent Soffiati (actor), Jean-Martial Lefranc (writer), Mahemiti Deregnaucourt (costume designer),

Chu lian wu xian Touch (1997)

Actors: Ricky Hui (actor), Matt Chow (actor), Stephen Fung (actor), Vincent Kok (actor), Joe Ma (director), Gigi Leung (actress), Kei Shu (producer), Edward Yang (actor), Wyman Wong (actor), Daniel Chan Hiu Tung (actor), Tina Lau (actress), Joyce Chan (actress),

Castelo Rá-Tim-Bum (1995)

Actors: Sérgio Mamberti (actor), Anna Muylaert (writer), Rosi Campos (actress), Débora Olivieri (actress), Flávio de Souza (actor), Flávio de Souza (writer), Cao Hamburger (director), Ângela Dip (actress), Eduardo Silva (actor), Marcelo Tas (actor), Henrique Stroeter (actor), Theo Werneck (actor), Pascoal da Conceição (actor), Cássio Scapin (actor), Gerson Abreu (actor),

Opération-mystère (1957)

Actors: Louise Marleau (actress), Luce Guilbeault (actress), Gérard Poirier (actor), Hélène Loiselle (actress), Yvon Dufour (actor), Bertrand Gagnon (actor), Pierre Dufresne (actor), Paul Gauthier (actor), Louis Bédard (director), Marcel Cabay (actor), Yvette Brind'amour (actress), Georges Groulx (actor), Rolland Guay (director), Gilles Rochette (actor), François Lavigne (actor),

All by Myself (1943)

Actors: William Newell (actor), Spec O'Donnell (actor), Jack Chefe (actor), Grant Mitchell (actor), Cyril Delevanti (actor), William 'Billy' Benedict (actor), John Dilson (actor), Ralph Dunn (actor), Bobby Barber (actor), Ernie Alexander (actor), Neil Hamilton (actor), Harry Hayden (actor), Donald Kerr (actor), Patric Knowles (actor), George O'Hanlon (actor),

Plot: Career woman Jean. almost a partner in Mark's advertising firm, has been falling in love with Mark, who of course is unaware of it. But unknown to Jean, Mark has become engaged to singer Val. When Jean finds out she tries to save face by saying that she is also engaged, and then uses a little social blackmail to get psychiatrist Bill Perry to pretend to be her fiancé for an evening out with Mark and Val. Of course it backfires, things get more and more tangled, people fall in and out of love, and finally it gets sorted out into two couples happily married.

Cuerpo y alma (1931)

Actors: Jules Furthman (writer), William Fox (producer), Rafael Calvo (actor), Félix de Pomés (actor), Martin Garralaga (actor), George J. Lewis (actor), José Nieto (actor), Carlos Villarías (actor), Max Wagner (actor), David Howard (director), Ana María Custodio (actress), A.E. Thomas (writer), Enriqueta Soler (actress), Matías Cirici Ventalló (writer), José Alcántara (actor),

Plot: Tried and true story of 3 buddies, young men thrust into danger (in this case, World War I aviation), some of whom come back, while some are less lucky. Films about WW1 fliers had been spectacularly successful in the US around the turn of the 1930s, like "Wings," "Hell's Angels," and "Dawn Patrol." The Fox Studio evidently hoped this particular story, written by Furthman and others, had enough box office potential that Fox filmed it in 2 versions, the original English-speaking one (see under "Body and Soul" (1931)), and this Spanish-language "Cuerpo y alma" [literal translation of "Body & Soul"]. In the Spanish version the 3 fliers were played by Lewis (Farrell's role), Alcantara (Bogart), Nieto (Dillaway) and the 2 women by Custodio (Landi) and Soler (Loy). It's ironic that this Spanish version actually ran a half-hour longer than the original English one (99 min. vs. 70 min.), even though it's the same story filmed in the same sets. Perhaps Fox was so disappointed with the English-speaking result that after completion the studio cut it down radically (to play on US screens as part of a double feature), while the Spanish version actually preserved intact the complete original story...? (Something similar did happen that same year to the English and Spanish versions of "Dracula.")