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The Tramp (2013)

Actors: Ben Andrews (actor), Dima Levanchuk (editor), Dima Levanchuk (producer), Dima Levanchuk (producer), Dima Levanchuk (writer), Dima Levanchuk (director), Simone Leorin (actor), Hilary Gray (writer), Hilary Gray (producer), Megan Elizabeth Wescott (actress), Hilary Gray (actress), Hilary Gray (actress), Cindy Lemos (actress), Dave Shecter (actor), Jordan McGill (actor),

Palooka (2012)

Actors: Jim Turner (actor), Troy Grant (producer), Troy Grant (director), Troy Grant (writer), Troy Grant (producer), Brian Patrick Farrell (actor), Marcy Minton (actress), Matt Newell (actor), Kiel Kennedy (actor), Scott Parkin (actor), Bryan Keith (editor),

The Grift (2008)

Actors: John Savage (actor), Jeremy London (actor), Geoff Levin (composer), Maury Chaykin (actor), Robert Easton (actor), William McNamara (actor), James Keane (actor), William McNamara (actor), Billy Burke (actor), Ralph E. Portillo (director), Ralph E. Portillo (producer), Clare Kramer (actress), Ivy Thaide (costume designer), Brad Wilson (producer), Jamie Elliott (producer),

Kairee (2000)

Actors: Atul Kulkarni (actor), Amol Palekar (writer), Amol Palekar (director), Sonali Kulkarni (actress), Mohan Gokhale (actor), Bhaskar Chandavarkar (composer), Upendra Limaye (actor), Chitra Palekar (writer), Renuka Daftardar (actress), Leena Bhagwat (actress), Akshay Pendse (actor), Nimish Kathale (actor), Shilpa Navalkar (actress), G.A. Kulkarni (writer), Yogita Deshmukh (actress),

Plot: Tani and Kamli are two sisters who live in Maharashtra, India. While Tani has married Bhaurao and lives a comfortable life in a village, Kamli has married a male in Bombay, where she lives a poor lifestyle with her brother, Sreepu, and a school-going daughter. After the passing away of her husband, Kamli becomes very depressed and eventually passes away. Sreepu takes her daughter to live with Tani in the village. Shortly after their arrival, Sreepu returns home to Bombay, while an overjoyed Tani welcomes her niece. Her husband, Bhaurao, is not at all pleased with the new arrival. Tani gets her niece admitted in the village school - only girl in the entire school. Her niece's talents go unnoticed by a careless Teacher, Deshpande, who eventually insults Tani and as a result she gets her admission annulled, and gets her admitted to another school run by Jadhav. While this does bring some stability in her niece's life, Tani's life is anything but, as she knows that her husband is having a sexual relationship with her maid-servant, Tulsa. A confrontation does take place and Bhaurao more or less tells Tani that she should resign herself to her situation. The question remains, will Tani really resign herself to this situation, and if not, what will be the outcome for her young and easily impressionable niece?

Gypsy (1993)

Actors: Bob Mackie (costume designer), Andrea Martin (actress), Craig Zadan (producer), Lacey Chabert (actress), Robert Halmi Sr. (producer), Neil Meron (producer), Elisabeth Moss (actress), Michael Jeter (actor), Tony Shalhoub (actor), Peter Riegert (actor), Bette Midler (actress), Edward Asner (actor), Christine Ebersole (actress), William Reynolds (editor), Cynthia Gibb (actress),

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La muerte cruzó el río Bravo (1984)

Actors: 'Chico' Hernandez (miscellaneous crew), Hernando Name (writer), Carlos Valdemar (writer), Hernando Name (director), Maribel Guardia (actress), Leonor Llausás (actress), Carlos Vasallo (producer), Carlos Cardán (actor), Eric del Castillo (actor), Regino Herrera (actor), Manuel Capetillo (actor), Narciso Busquets (actor), Armando Silvestre (actor), Eleazar García (actor), Eduardo Yáñez (actor),

Gypsy (1962)

Actors: Rusty Wescoatt (actor), Herb Vigran (actor), Frank Sully (actor), Harry Shannon (actor), Jack Benny (actor), William Fawcett (actor), Harvey Korman (actor), Eddie Foster (actor), Ben Frommer (actor), Karl Malden (actor), Marcel De la Brosse (actor), Parley Baer (actor), Thomas E. Jackson (actor), Gail Bonney (actress), Dick Winslow (actor),

Plot: Mama Rose lives to see her daughter June succeed on Broadway by way of vaudeville. When June marries and leaves, Rose turns her hope and attention to her elder, less obviously talented, daughter Louise. However, having her headlining as a stripper at Minsky's Burlesque is not what she initially has in mind.

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Thunder Pass (1954)

Actors: Frank McDonald (director), Raymond Burr (actor), John Carradine (actor), Dane Clark (actor), Tommy Cook (actor), Bill Coontz (actor), Andy Devine (actor), Raymond Hatton (actor), Paul McGuire (actor), Nestor Paiva (actor), Charles Soldani (actor), Rick Vallin (actor), Billy Wilkerson (actor), Robert L. Lippert (producer), Tom Hubbard (writer),

The Lawless Rider (1954)

Actors: Yakima Canutt (director), Johnny Carpenter (writer), Johnny Carpenter (writer), Bud Osborne (actor), Bob Burns (actor), Johnny Carpenter (producer), Noel Neill (actress), Johnny Carpenter (actor), Douglass Dumbrille (actor), Johnny Carpenter (actor), Bill Coontz (actor), Frankie Darro (actor), Kenne Duncan (actor), Leonard P. Geer (actor), Fred Carson (actor),

Plot: U.S. Marshal Johnny Carpenter turns in his badge in order to return to his ranch where cattle thieves have been operating. Reno Frost is the brains behind the rustling gang, and his main target is the ranch owned by Rose Bascom, the girlfriend of the Marshal. When she discovers that her brother, Jim, is a gang member she sends for Carpenter. He shows up impersonating a gunman named Rod Tatum, his exact double, in order to infiltrate the gang. Then the real gunman turns up, which leads to mass confusion all around.

Son of Geronimo: Apache Avenger (1952)

Actors: Arthur Hoerl (writer), John L. Cason (actor), John Crawford (actor), Earl Turner (editor), Frank Ellis (actor), Tommy Farrell (actor), Spencer Gordon Bennet (director), Knox Manning (actor), George H. Plympton (writer), Clayton Moore (actor), Zon Murray (actor), Bud Osborne (actor), Rodd Redwing (actor), Marshall Reed (actor), Sandy Sanders (actor),

Plot: Columbia's 50th serial (between "Blackhawk" and "The Lost Planet") and made during the production season, 1952-53, when Clayton Moore left "The Lone Ranger" television series and was replaced by John Hart for a year. Story has frontier trouble-shooter Jim Scott seeking to put an end to the bloodshed between whites and Indians on the Western frontier. He is aided by Tulsa, the boss of a wagon train, and by frontier settlers Frank Baker and his sister Ann. A band of Apaches headed by Porico, son of Geronimo, continually attack the settlers, their wagon trains and a new stage line. In vain Jim seeks a meeting with Geronimo. A band of white renegades, led by Ace Devlin and Rance Rankin, manage to worsen the situation. After scores of savage battles and hair-raising escapes (14 to be exact, as Chapter 15, "The Peace Treaty," had no need for a cliffhanger), Jim succeeds in killing or capturing the outlaws, and convinces Porico to arrange a peace-accomplishing mission with Geronimo.