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Jesus: The Desire of Ages (2014)

Actors: Tim Halpin (actor), Montgomery Paulsen (actor), Ray Medved (actor), Glen Caspillo (actor), David Alan Poe (actor), Gabriel Koura (actor), Keenan Johnston (actor), Tressa Ohler (actress), Karl J. Arana (actor), Karl J. Arana (actor), Nancy Hamilton Myers (writer), Nancy Hamilton Myers (producer), Hannah Marshall (actor), Nancy Hamilton Myers (director), Hannah Marshall (actress),

Plot: "Jesus - The Desire of Ages" is a soft glove in a hard hand as far as Christian movies go. It packs a punch of theological and emotional power gloved in all the soft, warm fuzzies that make family viewing so enjoyable. The movie opens with a glimpse of the nativity scene portrayed in a very touching and human way and then quickly jumps into the drama of the closing hours of the life of Christ. Within the framework of the walk to Calvary and the crucifixion are interwoven numerous flashback sequences portraying the transformation of some ten individuals whose lives were transformed by the power and love of Christ. Jesus - The Desire of Ages tells this "Old, Old Story" is in an amazingly fresh and living way through the eyes of the people who knew and loved the man of Calvary. The inspiring and triumphant music score combines with a visual artistry that truly grips the viewers heart as no other "Jesus" movie ever has. Personal and powerful, moving and heart-wrenchingly beautiful - this film will leave you feeling like you've had an intimate encounter with someone you thought you always knew, but really didn't. Jesus - The Desire of Ages is a must see for every family member, every church and every human being no matter what their religion or creed.

Lessons in Laughter (2013)

Actors: Amy Driver (director), Cian Tracey (editor), Kate Horgan (actress), Anna Shine (producer), Anna Shine (writer), Martin Nesbitt (actor), Aisling Minogue (actor), Michael Paterson (actor), Niamh Hogan (actor),

Shallow (2012)

Actors: Dan Stevens (actor), Ben Pullen (producer), Emily Bruni (actress), William Bridges (writer), William Bridges (director), Jo Nolan (producer), William Pullen (producer), Christopher White (editor), Imogen Perreau (costume designer), Edward Farmer (composer), Amelia Beney (actor),

Plot: When newly elected MP Richard Dove runs over a young girl on a deserted forest road he fatally decides to bury her in the woods and save his blossoming career. But when he returns to his car he finds the girl's mother desperately searching for her daughter. She recognises him and asks for his help unaware of the dark secret he is keeping.. Richard must now lead the mother on a search through the forest for the girl he has just buried, but with every attempt to convince the mother to leave the woods the closer they get to the grave.

Fractale (2011)

Actors: Sumi Shimamoto (actress), Kana Hanazawa (actress), Yuka Iguchi (actress), Yu Kobayashi (actress), Mari Okada (writer), Mari Okada (writer), Mitsuru Miyamoto (actor), Shintaro Asanuma (actor), Yutaka Yamamoto (director), Yutaka Yamamoto (writer), Minami Tsuda (actress), Austin Tindle (actor), Souhei Kano (composer), Hiroki Azuma (writer),

Plot: In a futuristic world, most people have come to be totally dependent on avatars they can use in the real world due to the Fractale System. The problems of this Utopian world are becoming apparent however as the system gradually starts failing. Some even aggressively rebel against it. Clain, a young boy, happens upon a girl, who is being chased, one day who will initiate a change in his life he could not have imagined. This girl, Phryne, leaves a gift in the form of an avatar, Nessa, who is unlike any others.

Rebel (2011)

Actors: Harmony Korine (writer), James Franco (actor), Harmony Korine (director), James Franco (director), James Franco (writer), Deborah Rombaut (actress), Brad Renfro (actor), Jim Parrack (actor), Scott Haze (actor), Tamzin Brown (actor), Yvette Saunders (actress), Simona Brhlikova (actress), Nina Ljeti (actress), Suzan Averitt (actress), Suzan Averitt (actress),

Plot: Video installation piece which features a collaboration of many artists that is inspired by Nicholas Ray's classic Rebel Without A Cause. Korine whose work has often responded to street culture, violence, and subcultural transgression, directs two female gangs to fight with machetes in a Los Angeles parking lot. Franco commissions legendary tattoo artist Mark Mahoney to carve the late actor Brad Renfro's first name into his arm with a switchblade. Filmed in real time, imagery of the carving is juxtaposed with interviews with friends of Renfro, including actors Scott Haze and Jim Parrack. The installation features two never-made scenes from Ray's original draft of Rebel Without A Cause, one featuring a man on fire, and the second, a woman being whipped. The two performances are played side by side in one continuous 20-minute take and the overall effect is has been been described as "beautiful and harrowing."

My Big, Big Friend (2011)

Actors: Kevin Gillis (producer), Scott McCord (actor), Ira Levy (producer), Hugh Duffy (writer), Clive Endersby (miscellaneous crew), Clive Endersby (writer), Meiro Stamm (composer), Gage Munroe (actor), Ben Joseph (writer), Peter Williamson (producer), Tajja Isen (actress), Rick Miller (actor), Christin Simms (writer), Addison Holley (actress), Stephanie Betts (producer),

Plot: How can three preschool friends climb a mountain, star in a circus, fly an airplane or hide inside their own paintings? Why it's easy! With a little imagination, that is. Your imagination can take you anywhere you want to go, let you be anyone you want to be, and, if you're lucky, it'll even create your very own BiG BiG Friend! And that's just what happened to three young friends, Yuri, Lili and Matt. One day, not so long ago, Yuri was nervous about going to preschool for the first time. Was he going to make new friends? Was his teacher going to like him? What if he didn't know what to say? Just as he was imagining all these things, a big blue elephant named Golias popped out of nowhere and joined Yuri on the way. Yuri was always very shy, but somehow things were different with Golias. The silly elephant's big and bold personality complimented Yuri's quiet, thoughtful ways; the two seemed a perfect match. And with that, Yuri had found himself a BiG BiG Friend! At school, Yuri was surprised to learn that he wasn't the only one with a BiG BiG Friend... A little girl named Lili and a little boy named Matt both had BiG BiG Friends, too! Lili had Nessa, a tall pink giraffe, and Matt had Bongo, a bouncy green kangaroo. Naturally, the six friends gravitated towards each other and became playmates of imaginative proportions. Whether they're battling against a spinach jungle, searching through giant laundry forts for lost swim trunks, or journeying to a castle in the sky, big problems always seem to shrink down to size with the help of their BiG BiG friends.

Channel 4's Comedy Gala (2010)

Actors: Kyle MacLachlan (actor), Rich Hall (actor), Ricky Gervais (actor), Noel Fielding (actor), Derren Brown (actor), Alan Carr (actor), Bill Bailey (actor), Jimmy Carr (actor), James Corden (actor), James Corden (actor), Jack Dee (actor), Johnny Depp (actor), Rob Brydon (actor), Kevin Eldon (actor), Stephen Merchant (actor),

Shank (2009)

Actors: Christian Martin (actor), Christian Martin (writer), Christian Martin (director), Christian Martin (actor), Christian Martin (producer), Darren Flaxstone (editor), Darren Flaxstone (actor), Darren Flaxstone (writer), Darren Flaxstone (producer), Tom Bott (actor), Stewart Meachem (costume designer), Oliver Park (actor), Bernie Hodges (miscellaneous crew), Simon Pearce (director), Bernie Hodges (actor),

Plot: Teenage gang member Cal hides his sexuality from his fellow happy slapping gang members' often futile and violent dislike of anyone who isn't the same as them, be they unsuspecting shoppers, foreign students, gays, etc. Hooking up with a random stranger (Scott), Cal is unaware that this chance meeting will eventually provide him with choices and routes of escape from the tedium of his unambitious and depraved life. When his world collides with Olivier, a French student he rescues from a pointless beating, he encounters a lifestyle that presents as many new experiences as it does obstacles.

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Comic Relief 2009 (2009)

Actors: Rupert Grint (actor), Ricky Gervais (actor), Simon Cowell (actor), Alan Carr (actor), Henry Fonda (actor), James Corden (actor), Rob Brydon (actor), Jack Dee (actor), Declan Donnelly (actor), Kirk Douglas (actor), Ronnie Corbett (actor), Harry Enfield (actor), Harry Enfield (actor), Noel Fielding (actor), Lenny Henry (actor),

Dragon Storm (2004)

Actors: Maxwell Caulfield (actor), Stephen Furst (director), Kristina Kambitova (miscellaneous crew), Cherise Honey (miscellaneous crew), Jeffery Beach (producer), Phillip J. Roth (producer), John Cappilla (producer), Ken Olandt (producer), T.J. Sakasegawa (producer), John Rhys-Davies (actor), Tony Amendola (actor), Aileen Trombatore (miscellaneous crew), Thomas P. Vitale (producer), Didi Tokova (miscellaneous crew), Marianne Stanicheva (miscellaneous crew),

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