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Lac du Flambeau (2012)

Actors: Mike McNamara (actor), Mike McNamara (producer), Erin Breen (actress), Robert Breuler (actor), Maury Cooper (actor), Mike Kwielford (producer), Mary Kay Cook (actress), Kirk Anderson (actor), Suzanne Petri (actress), Stephen Louis Grush (actor), Katlyn Carlson (actress), Warren Levon (actor), Meredith Droeger (actress), Cannon Kinnard (producer), Ira Carol McGill (actress),

Sa majesté Minor (2007)

Actors: Jean-Jacques Annaud (director), Jean-Luc Bideau (actor), Rufus (actor), Jean-Jacques Annaud (writer), Pedro Casablanc (actor), Gérard Brach (writer), Gérard Brach (writer), Vincent Cassel (actor), Jean-Jacques Annaud (producer), José Garcia (actor), Bernard Haller (actor), Claude Brasseur (actor), Marc Andréoni (actor), Noëlle Boisson (editor), Javier Navarrete (composer),

Dungeon of Desire (1999)

Actors: Charles Band (producer), Mark Polonia (editor), Mia Zottoli (actress), Pat Siciliano (producer), Regina Russell (actress), Marc E. Spivey (miscellaneous crew), Everett Rodd (actor), Amber Newman (actress), Michael Feichtner (producer), Burke Morgan (actor), Steve Curtis (actor), Susan Featherly (actress), Rachel Gordon (director), Ed Johnson (actor), Stella Porter (actress),

Libertarias (1996)

Actors: Ariadna Gil (actress), Ana Belén (actress), Victoria Abril (actress), María Galiana (actress), José Sancho (actor), Miguel Bosé (actor), Enrique Navarro (actor), Jorge Sanz (actor), Enrique Villén (actor), Francisco Maestre (actor), Ricard Borràs (actor), Joan Crosas (actor), Antonio Dechent (actor), Loles León (actress), Claudia Gravy (actress),

Plot: At the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, the nun Maria is forced to flee her convent. She takes refuge in a brothel, until it is liberated by a woman's anarchist group. Maria joins the group and eventually goes to the front. The women's group faces the problems of fighting not only the nationalists, but also factions on the left seeking to impose a more traditional military structure.

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Night Visions (1990)

Actors: Mitch Pileggi (actor), Wes Craven (producer), Francis X. McCarthy (actor), Wes Craven (writer), Brad Fiedel (composer), Timothy Leary (actor), Wes Craven (director), James Remar (actor), Jon Tenney (actor), John Benjamin Martin (actor), Bruce MacVittie (actor), Rick Nathanson (producer), Dendrie Taylor (actress), Sara Burton (miscellaneous crew), Mark Melnick (editor),

Plot: Stubborn detective Tom Mackey, assigned to a Los Angeles murder case involving a couple of serial killings, gets increasingly frustrated with the dead end leads he's following and the lack of appreciation he gets from his chief, police captain Keller. Enter Dr. Sally Powers, a fresh, clean cut psychology graduate who possesses supernatural powers. In a loose partnership the twosome gradually succeed in unraveling the killer's motive and working-pattern. This leaves only one person that would fit the profile...

Graffiti Bridge (1990)

Actors: Prince (writer), Prince (actor), George Clinton (actor), Prince (composer), Prince (director), Jonathan Wolf (miscellaneous crew), Mavis Staples (actress), Jimmy Jam (actor), Douy Swofford (miscellaneous crew), Hubert de La Bouillerie (editor), Joel Edwards (actor), Peter MacDonald (producer), Terry Lewis (actor), Otis Sallid (miscellaneous crew), Tevin Campbell (actor),

Plot: Graffiti Bridge is the unofficial sequel to Purple Rain. In this movie, The Kid and Morris Day are still competitors and each runs a club of his own. They make a bet about who writes the best song and the Kid's club is on the line. But the Kid has become a brooding character who writes letters to his dead father and ponders spirituality. Under the Graffiti Bridge in the park, he meets Aura, an angel-like poet with whom he falls in love. Once again, Morris tries to steal his girl, and in the end, she dies in a tragic accident. But not in vain, she has given the Kid his edge back, and Morris gives in and lets him keep the club after hearing the moving ballad the Kid composed.

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Bibifoc (1984)

Actors: Jacques Morel (writer), Gérard Hernandez (actor), Jacques Morel (writer), Philippe Dumat (actor), Philippe Dumat (actor), Arthur Boni (actor), Coen Flink (actor), Morgan Upton (actor), Paul van Gorcum (actor), Hero Muller (actor), Marc de Géorgi (actor), Hans Hoekman (actor), Jackie Berger (actress), Séverine Morisot (actress), John Hays (writer),

Flash Gordon: The Greatest Adventure of All (1982)

Actors: Lou Scheimer (producer), Robert Ridgely (actor), Norm Prescott (composer), Norm Prescott (producer), Bob Holt (actor), Vic Perrin (actor), David Opatoshu (actor), Ray Ellis (composer), June Gilham (miscellaneous crew), Ted Cassidy (actor), Melendy Britt (actress), Alex Raymond (writer), Jim Blodgett (editor), Don Christensen (producer), Samuel A. Peeples (writer),

Plot: In this adaptation of the Alex Raymond comic strips, the incidents are familiar but rearranged in a new sequence, with a Hitler subplot added by writer Samual A. Peeples. It opens in Poland, with Nazi bombs falling. Flash Gordon is given a message for Dr. Hans Zarkov. Reporter Dale Arden is also looking for Zarkov, to interview him for her newspaper. Next, as in the comic strip and movie serial, their plane crashes and they join Zarkov on his rocketship to Mongo, where dinosaurs threaten them. Then, in a sequence that does not occur until much later in other versions, they are captured by the Beastmen. This is followed by the familiar first confrontation with Ming, and their first meeting with Thun the Lionman and Ming's daughter Aura. Next, in a sequence not from the strip, with Flash and Thun are made slaves in the mines of Mongo. They escape, and, as in the strip, meet Prince Barin of the Forest Kingdom and Vultan, King of the Hawkmen, (skipping over the Shark Men of the comic strip). In the movie, all of these strange people are mutants. In the comic strip, they were quickly dropped when Southern newspapers objected that images of animal men promoted the Godless doctrine of evolution, but Thun and Vultan have been popular in the many film adaptations. The fall of Vultan's sky city leads to a final battle with Ming. Earth is saved, and Flash and Dale go on to new adventures.

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The Octagon (1980)

Actors: Chuck Norris (miscellaneous crew), Dann Cahn (editor), Lee Van Cleef (actor), Gerald Okamura (actor), Richard Norton (actor), Tracey Walter (actor), Ernie Hudson (actor), Richard Norton (actor), Chuck Norris (actor), Art Hindle (actor), Larry D. Mann (actor), Enrique Lucero (actor), Jack Carter (actor), Mike Norris (actor), Redmond Gleeson (actor),

Plot: Scott's life is plagued by two kinds of flashbacks. First are the childhood memories of the rigorous training he and a friend endured under a martial arts master. The second is of a mission Scott went on that ended with him watching his friend get murdered. Scott later becomes drawn closer to a vicious crime ring known as The Octagon. As he gets closer to the truth, Scott learns that these may be the men that murdered his friend so long ago.

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Aura o las violetas (1974)

Actors: Gustavo Nieto Roa (producer), Gustavo Nieto Roa (director), Gustavo Nieto Roa (writer), Omar Sánchez (actor), Blas Emilio Atehortúa (composer), Martha Stella Calle (actress), Jacques Marchel (editor), Marina Veslin (actress), Fabiola Mesa (actress), José María Vargas Vila (writer), Philip Mancino (producer), Ana Mujica (actress), José María Nieto Roa (producer), Stan Sztaba (producer), Ronald Vigard (producer),