Six Gun Savior (2014)

Actors: John Rogers (producer), Paul Borghese (actor), Eric Roberts (actor), Martin Kove (actor), Bob Corff (miscellaneous crew), Tim Russ (actor), Martin Kove (producer), Blaine Gray (actor), Edith Raya (costume designer), Steve Nave (actor), Kalyn Karnan (miscellaneous crew), Manu Intiraymi (actor), Cameron Cash (actor), Davis Choh (actor), Guy Nardulli (actor),

Plot: When Lane McCrae confronts the outlaw that murdered his family, the battle leaves him fatally wounded. He is visited by the Devil, who offers him a deal that would save the lives of both he and his brother, but instead makes him a bounty hunter for Hell replacing his predecessor. When Zathera, the embodiment of death, walks the earth, it's up to Lane, Hawk and their team, to stop her before she wipes out humanity. They are not the only ones hunting Zathera though - there are others who want to reach Zathera first, for plans of their own!

Keywords: cowboy, desert, devil, gunfight, gunfighter, gunslinger, hell, horse, old-west, pistol
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, Western,
Taglines: The Road to Hell is paved with Good Intentions...

Inescapable (2012)

Actors: Daniel Iron (producer), Joshua Jackson (actor), Francie Brown (miscellaneous crew), Cynthia Amsden (miscellaneous crew), Ruba Nadda (director), Marisa Tomei (actress), Ruba Nadda (writer), Christine Vachon (producer), Kirk D'Amico (producer), Oded Fehr (actor), Alexander Siddig (actor), Aeschylus Poulos (producer), Teresa Hannigan (editor), Mark Slone (producer), Fadia Nadda (producer),

Plot: One afternoon, on a typical day at work, Adib is confronted with devastating news: His eldest daughter, Muna, has gone missing in Damascus. Now Adib, who has not been back in over 20 years, must return to Syria and deal with his secret past in order to find her. Inescapable is a thriller about a father's desperate search for his daughter and the chaos of the Middle East he left behind.

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller,
Taglines: You can never escape your past.

Bedlam Street (2011)

Actors: Jon Morgan Woodward (actor), Robert Nolan Clark (actor), Aleh Neliubin (actor), David Martyn Conley (actor), David Martyn Conley (producer), Chris Grega (producer), Scott Stoltz (actor), Charles Heuvelman (actor), James Gianoulakis (actor), James Gianoulakis (producer), Chelsea Zotta (actress), Shawn I. Chevalier (actress), Brock Roberts (producer), Brock Roberts (actor), Travis Estes (actor),

Plot: "Bedlam Street" is a dark, gritty, character driven drama taking place on one day near Christmas in an inner city environment. Through a web of intersection and coincidence, it displays the struggles of several interconnected characters, and examines themes surrounding crime, poverty, race, religion, family and the innocence of children.

Genres: Drama,

Profane (2011)

Actors: Usama Alshaibi (editor), Usama Alshaibi (director), Usama Alshaibi (writer), Usama Alshaibi (producer), Golbon Eghtedari (actress), Kristie Alshaibi (producer), Ehsan Ghoreishi (composer), Molly Plunk (actress), Jessica Bailey (actress), Manal Kara (actress), Kiel Frieden (actor), Celina Paddock (actress), Stephan Wozniak (actor), Edward Salem (actor), Nigel Murphy (actor),

Genres: Thriller,

The Infidel (2010)

Actors: David Baddiel (writer), Matt Lucas (actor), David Baddiel (producer), Omid Djalili (actor), Richard Schiff (actor), Omid Djalili (producer), Bhasker Patel (actor), Miranda Hart (actress), Paul Kaye (actor), Ray Donn (actor), Chris Wilson (actor), David Schneider (actor), Christos Michaels (miscellaneous crew), Archie Panjabi (actress), Robert Bevan (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Based in a London suburb Mahmud Nasir lives with his pretty wife, Saamiya, and two children, Rashid and Nabi. His son plans to marry Uzma, the step-daughter of Egyptian-born Arshad Al-Masri, a so-called 'Hate Cleric' from Waziristan, Pakistan. Mahmud, who is not exactly a devout Muslim, he drinks alcohol, and does not pray five times, but does agree that he will appease Arshad, without whose approval the marriage cannot take place. Shortly thereafter Mahmud, while going over his recently deceased mother's documents, will find out that he was adopted, his birth parents were Jewish, and his name is actually Solly Shimshillewitz. He conceals this information from his family, and with the help of his neighbor, Leonard Goldberg, tries to understand the Jews, their religion and even locates his birth-father, who is on his death-bed in a nursing home. Mahmud does not know that Arshad has been checking into his background, has videotaped him setting fire to a Jewish cap during a protest, and has already approved of him, despite of his letter to the media about 'moderate Muslims'. But on the day of the meeting with Arshad and Uzma - Mahmud will find his life drastically changed when the Police will attend to arrest him, and he will be forced to publicly proclaim that he is Jewish - a move that will not only alienate him from his family but both the Jewish and Muslim communities.

Keywords: alternative-comedy, anti-semitic-slur, anti-semitism, cab, father-son-relationship, identity-crisis, islam, islamophobia, jew, jewish
Genres: Comedy, Drama,
Taglines: Is It a Muslim? Is It a Jew? No! It's...

Quotes:

Mahmud Nasir: Anti-Semite!::Lenny Goldberg: Islamophobe!

[Mahmud tells Lenny his real name]::Lenny Goldberg: Solly Shimshillewitz? Why didn't they just call you "Jewe-jew-jew-jew-jew" and be done with it?

Lenny Goldberg: Listen, Rabbi. My friend has drunk my chicken soup. He's danced like a Cossack in my living room, he told a funny story at a Bar Mitzvah and got a good laugh. I'm a Jew, and my friend is Jewish enough for me.::Rabbi: [to Mahmud] Come back when you've found a better teacher.::Mahmud Nasir: And where do I find one of those, eh? Craig's list? Look, Rabbi, I haven't even told my wife and family about this!::Rabbi: Well perhaps that's where you should start! Now if you don't mind, I've got a dying man's soul to take care of!

Mahmud Nasir: [to Rashid] Give me one reason that can calm me down about inviting Arshad Al-fucking Stalin into my family!

Mahmud Nasir: Americans shouldn't bloody be driving a black cab anyway!::Lenny Goldberg: Asshole.::Mahmud Nasir: I'm going to tell my family! I am!::Lenny Goldberg: You know what? I don't give a fuck.::Mahmud Nasir: Anti-Semite!::Lenny Goldberg: Islamophobe!

Mahmud Nasir: That, uh, David Schwimmer. He's, uh, Jewish, isn't he?::Wasif: He's got enough money to be, boss.::Mahmud Nasir: Yeah, that's it, Wasif. Yeah, you're right. Rich Jewish wankers.::Wasif: They're all Jews on American TV. The whole country's run by Jews. It's basically the United States of Israel.::Mahmud Nasir: Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, bloody Jews.::Sharif: And what about all that? People of the book, aren't they?::Wasif: People of the chequebook more like.

Mahmud Nasir: [In Yiddish] When the penis stands in the Barbara Streisand film, then you have a made-up word, and chicken soup dumplings in the penis!::[Long pause. Mahmud closes his eyes. Jews begin roaring with laughter]

[Lenny has parked his cab in Mahmud's reserved space]::Mahmud Nasir: You've got a real fucking nerve...::Lenny Goldberg: I know I should never have rubbed that fuckin' lamp.::Mahmud Nasir: [Surprised] You American?::Lenny Goldberg: [In Cockney accent] Nah, I'm a... I'm a Cockney sparrow.::Mahmud Nasir: Come on, move your cab.::Lenny Goldberg: Beg your pardon? What happened to that famed Islamic politeness?::Mahmud Nasir: You saw the space was marked! Move your fucking cab!::Lenny Goldberg: Look, pal, I've lived here for fifteen years. I'll park wherever I wanna park!::Mahmud Nasir: Just move it up a bit further up the road, alright!::Lenny Goldberg: I like that spot. I always park there.::Mahmud Nasir: Oh, yeah, I get it now. It's a bit like the occupied territories, isn't it?::Lenny Goldberg: Ah, here it is! Here it comes, the Anti-Semitic stuff, you heard it here first!::Mahmud Nasir: I'm not being Anti-Semitic.::Lenny Goldberg: Oh no? What else ya wanna call me, eh? Kyke? Beagle breath? Floor by two? Neo con?::Mahmud Nasir: Bollocks. I'm not being Anti-Semitic. Yeah? I can't be.::Lenny Goldberg: Yeah? Why not?::Mahmud Nasir: Because I'm a fucking Jew!::[pauses and looks around for listeners]::Mahmud Nasir: [Whispering] I'm a Jew... shit! Don't you dare tell anyone.::Lenny Goldberg: I'm the shoebomber. Pleasure to meet you.::Mahmud Nasir: No, listen to me. I've just found out I was adopted by Muslims. My real parents were Jews.::Lenny Goldberg: [laughing] Why should I believe you?::Mahmud Nasir: Why the fuck should I make it up?::Lenny Goldberg: Yeah, good point.

Lenny Goldberg: I know. Word association.::Mahmud Nasir: Dah, what are you talking about?::Lenny Goldberg: Come on, a word association.::Mahmud Nasir: What for?::Lenny Goldberg: Car?::Mahmud Nasir: Volvo.::Lenny Goldberg: Right on. Happy?::Mahmud Nasir: Ish.::Lenny Goldberg: Two outta three. Crystal?::Mahmud Nasir: Nakht.::Lenny Goldberg: Hm, even I would have said "palace". Still, I don't believe...::Mahmud Nasir: No, wait, listen, listen... no listen to me. I real name, or rather my birth name... [Does inverted commas]::Lenny Goldberg: Please don't do that.::Mahmud Nasir: ...is Solly Shimshillewitz.::Lenny Goldberg: Solly Shimshillewitz?::Mahmud Nasir: Now do you believe me?::Lenny Goldberg: Why didn't they just call you "Jewe-jew-jew-jew-jew" and be done with it?::Mahmud Nasir: [Irritated] It was nice talking to you. [Walks off]::Lenny Goldberg: That's almost as Jewy a name as "Izzy Shimshillewitz".::Mahmud Nasir: What was that?::Lenny Goldberg: Izzy Shimshillewitz. Used to live around here years ago.::Mahmud Nasir: There's an Izzy Shimshillewitz? Where is he? Is he still alive? Where is he?::Lenny Goldberg: Fuck knows.

[Mahumd notices someone leave his real father's room, unaware that it is a Rabbi]::Mahmud Nasir: Dad? [Tries to hug him]::Rabbi: Ugh! I don't think so. Firstly, you appear to be Muslim.::Mahmud Nasir: Yes, I'm sorry.::Rabbi: And secondly, I'm perhaps five years younger than you.::Mahmud Nasir: Yes, you're right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Is Izzy Shimshillewitz in there?::Rabbi: Yes.::Mahmud Nasir: Can I go in, please?::Rabbi: Uh, I'm afraid not.::Mahmud Nasir: No, you don't understand. I'm his son, I think.::Rabbi: Do you have some sort of syndrome?::Mahmud Nasir: No, no, my real parents were Jews. I was adopted. I've just found out my birth name is Shimshillewitz.::Rabbi: Really? And you're definitely Isaac's son, are you?::Mahmud Nasir: Yes, yes... well, I must be.::Rabbi: Look, I'm sorry, but as Mr. Shimshillewitz is Rabbi, I have to think of his welfare first. He's a very sick man, now.::Mahmud Nasir: Then you have to let me in.::Rabbi: Look at you! A Muslim son? He's an observant Jew. It'd kill him stone dead.::Mahmud Nasir: What must I do?::Rabbi: What do you know about Jews?::Mahmud Nasir: They've got big noses? They like money... oh, they do. Uh, sportsmen?::Rabbi: OK, so the answer is nothing. Look, what you have to do, and quickly, is think about what it means to be a Jew, OK? And then we'll think about letting you in. Oh, and by the way, when you thought I was your Dad, sort of a shrivelled old man... was it because of the hairless thing? Because that is genetic. OK?::[Mahmud nods]

Coming of the Red Rain (2009)

Actors: Aneliese Roettger (actress), Aneliese Roettger (actress), Rebecca Higgins (actress), Yonera Murray (actress), Oscar Crawford (producer), Oscar Crawford (writer), Rebecca Higgins (actress), Bonnie Crawford (producer), Bill Higgins (actor), Yonera Murray (actress), Bill Higgins (actor), Yonera Murray (actress), Bonnie Crawford (writer), Oscar Crawford (director), Nickea Crawford (actress),

Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama,
Taglines: The Red Rain has come.

Simply Untitled (2004)

Actors: Robert X. Golphin (director), Robert X. Golphin (editor), Robert X. Golphin (miscellaneous crew), Robert X. Golphin (actor), Robert X. Golphin (writer), Robert X. Golphin (producer), Brandon E. Brooks (producer), Brandon E. Brooks (actor), Gail Y. Bennett (producer), Brian L. Jones (producer), Brian L. Jones (actor), Brian L. Jones (miscellaneous crew), Brian L. Jones (writer), Lori M. Childress (actor), Courtney McFadden (actress),

Genres: Drama, Short,
Taglines: Sometimes Art Imitates Life

Crossing the Line (2002)

Actors: Adrian Pasdar (actor), Phillip Jarrett (actor), Bill Lake (actor), Joanne T. Harwood (miscellaneous crew), Robert Kline (producer), Charles Bernstein (composer), Fred Eldridge (miscellaneous crew), Barry Flatman (actor), Lawrence Dane (actor), Dan Duran (actor), Tony Meyler (actor), David Clement (actor), Terry Gould (producer), Sherry Miller (actress), Ron Gabriel (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Family, Sport,

Losing It (2000)

Actors: Ray Panthaki (actor), Linda Bassett (actress), Hilary Durman (producer), Lee Williams (actor), Bryan Dick (actor), Cilla Ware (director), Carla Henry (actress), Eve Matheson (actress), Andrew McKay (actor), Malcolm Campbell (writer),

Genres: Drama,

Need vanad armastuskirjad (1992)

Actors: Aleksandr Borodyanskiy (writer), Marina Levtova (actress), Kersti Miilen (miscellaneous crew), Kersti Miilen (editor), Ülle Kaljuste (actress), Guido Kangur (actor), Jaan Rekkor (actor), Raimund Felt (producer), Vladimir Laptev (actor), Rain Simmul (actor), Karl Levoll (producer), Tõnis Kõrvits (composer), Marika Korolev (actress), Mati Põldre (director), Mati Põldre (writer),

Plot: The life of Raimond Valgre, an Estonian songwriter of the 1930s and the 1940s, the political changes of his land and his life after war when his songs were considered not suitable for the Soviet way of life.

Genres: Biography, Drama, Music, Romance,