Emilia Pardo Bazán, la condesa rebelde (2011)

Actors: Antonio Durán 'Morris' (actor), Manolo Solo (actor), César Cambeiro (actor), Mabel Rivera (actress), Manuel Millán (actor), Albert Forner (actor), Manuel Lourenzo (actor), Zaza Ceballos (director), Balbino Lacosta (actor), Susana Dans (actress), Fernando Acebal (actor), Iván Marcos (actor), Gerardo Rodríguez (editor), Fernando Alfonsin (editor), Púri Seixido (writer),

Genres: Biography,

Puppenspiel (2011)

Actors: Juliana Neuhuber (director), Juliana Neuhuber (writer), Peter Gulan (writer), Peter Gulan (actor), Markus Weilguny (editor), Markus Weilguny (writer), Sophia Grabner (actress), Joe Baumgartner (actor), Alina Helal (actress), Sarah Itty (actress), Holger Faby (editor), Michael Schreyner (actor), Roberta Zotl (actress), Karl Rapp (actor), Peter Zillinger (actor),

Genres: Short,

The Field of Honor (2009)

Actors: Alexander B. Hill (producer), Alexander B. Hill (director), Matthew Moore (editor), Benjamin A. Mullane (writer), Morgan Boesche (actor), W. Todd Groce (actor),

Plot: A contemporary analysis of pistol dueling in the late eighteenth century American South. The documentary explores the history of the practice, as well as, the psychology of the duelists and the social dynamic that forced these men to come to such extreme terms.

Keywords: docudrama, educational, student-film
Genres: Documentary, History, Short,

Flip (2009)

Actors: Peter W. Allen (producer), Peter W. Allen (writer), Peter W. Allen (director), Peter W. Allen (editor), Adam White (miscellaneous crew), David Blumenstein (actor), Rie Takeshima (actress), Neale Blanden (actor), Dulshan Keragala (actor), Kym Logan (actor), Wen Li Lee (actress), Luther Allen (actor),

Genres: Animation, Short,

Too Much Johnson (1938)

Actors: John Houseman (producer), Mary Wickes (actress), Edgar Barrier (actor), Joseph Cotten (actor), Orson Welles (editor), William Alland (editor), John Houseman (actor), Orson Welles (director), Orson Welles (writer), Orson Welles (actor), John Berry (actor), Orson Welles (producer), Ruth Ford (actress), Richard Wilson (editor), Richard Wilson (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Short,

Naughty Marietta (1935)

Actors: Lawrence Grant (actor), Pat Flaherty (actor), Edward Brophy (actor), Ed Brady (actor), William Burress (actor), Ralph Brooks (actor), Edmund Cobb (actor), Harry Cording (actor), William Desmond (actor), Billy Dooley (actor), Tex Driscoll (actor), Douglass Dumbrille (actor), Joseph Cawthorn (actor), Nelson Eddy (actor), Robert Graves (actor),

Plot: Princess Marie de Namours de la Bonfain is a beautiful, young, sophisticated French princess of 23, who finds more worth in true love than a title. On the eve of her arranged marriage, to a Spanish-grandee, whom she doesn't love, her maid, Marietta comes to her to say farewell. Marietta is to leave that night on a cargo ship bound for New Orleans where she is to make a new life and find a husband. Princess Marie trades places with Marietta to escape her unwanted marriage and takes on the maid, Marietta's identity. While sailing, the cargo ship is taken hostage by pirates, but, Captain Richard Warrington and his mercenaries soon come to the rescue. Captain Warrington is quickly taken by the beautiful princess aka Marietta and she with him. But, he has no interest in marriage and she's afraid she might be recognized. Meanwhile in France, a search and reward is out for Princess Marie's whereabouts. Princess Marie's Uncle and fiancée soon discover that she is in New Orleans and sail for America. When they arrive Princess Maria's true identity is revealed. That eve, a elegant ball is thrown in her honor. Captain Warrington learns that the Princess will be sent back that night to France, but, he isn't going to let the women he loves get away that easy.

Keywords: 18th-century, arranged-marriage, based-on-book, based-on-operetta, character-name-in-title, colony, deception, elopement, french-history, fugitive
Genres: Drama, Musical,
Taglines: MGM's great musical romance! Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy together for the first time!

Mississippi (1935)

Actors: Paul Hurst (actor), Charles King (actor), William Gould (actor), Claude Gillingwater (actor), Mahlon Hamilton (actor), Lew Kelly (actor), Matthew Betz (actor), King Baggot (actor), James Burke (actor), Jules Cowles (actor), Stanley Andrews (actor), Bing Crosby (actor), W.C. Fields (actor), Clarence Geldart (actor), Fred Kohler (actor),

Plot: A young pacifist after refusing on principle to defend her sweetheart's honor and being banished in disgrace, joins a riverboat troupe as a singer, acquires a reputation as a crackshot after a saloon brawl in which the villain of the piece accidentally kills himself with his own gun, falls in love with his former fianceé's sister and finally bullies an apprehensive family into accepting him.

Keywords: contract, cousin-cousin-relationship, debt, drunkenness, duel, easterner, engagement, family-honor, fistfight, gambler
Genres: Comedy, Musical,

Quotes:

Commodore Jackson: My last encounter with the redskins was over thirty-five years ago. I was a mere stripling.::Skeptical Passenger in pilot house: Is that so? [skeptically]::Commodore Jackson: I whipped out my revolver...::Skeptical Passenger in pilot house: Revolvers weren't invented thirty-five years ago. [sneering]::Commodore Jackson: Uh... uh... I know that, but the Indians didn't know it. It doesn't matter - I threw it away.::Female passenger: Oh, how exciting - please don't interrupt.::Commodore Jackson: I had just swum the rapids. I had my canoe under one arm and a Rocky Mountain goat under the other.::Skeptical Passenger in pilot house: How could you swim without the use of your arms?::Commodore Jackson: Uh, uh... in those days I had, uh, I had very strong legs. Uh, excuse me [sheepishly doffs hat to woman] , very strong limbs.::Female passenger: You must have been full of fire in your youth.::Commodore Jackson: I had to carry fire insurance until I was over forty. As I arrived at the river bank, I was encountered by the entire tribe of the Shug Indians. The most ferocious... have you ever been to Shug country?::Skeptical Passenger in pilot house: No, I haven't. [glaring at the Commodore]::Commodore Jackson: Uh, that's fine. I unsheathed my Bowie knife and [slowly and dramatically] cut a path through this wall of human flesh, dragging my canoe behind me.::Female passenger: [collapsing] Oh, oh, oh... oh.::Commodore Jackson: Ah, I'm sorry. Perhaps I've gone too far.::Skeptical Passenger in pilot house: What, what happened to the goat? [no trace of skepticism]::Commodore Jackson: He was very good with mustard.

Gambler #1: Four aces.::Commodore Jackson: Huh?::Gambler #2: That's funny... I've got four aces.::Commodore Jackson: Oh, don't tell me. [starting to worry]::Gambler #1: [brandishing a pistol] There's only four aces in the deck and the man that holds the first four wins.

Commodore Jackson: ...unsheathing my Bowie knife, I cut a path through this wall of human flesh, dragging my canoe behi [wooden Indian passes by the door whose top half is open, startling him]... [cough]... behind me. Since that time of course, the noble red man and his pale faced friends have smoked the pipe of peace. [another Indian passes by - pause and cringes] Why I wouldn't of more think now of harming a hair on a red man's head than I would sticking a fork in my mother's back. Heh... why, some of my best friends are Indians... Shug Indians.

Commodore Jackson: Never mind what I told you! You do as I tell you!

Commodore Jackson: I like women as I like elephants, I like to look at 'em but I wouldn't own one.

Commodore Jackson: Even a dead fish can float downstream.