Tibet Autonomous Region

A.L.F. (2012)

Actors: Xavier Bonastre (actor), Goran Paskaljevic (writer), Didier Sandre (actor), Xavier Bonastre (producer), Philippe Laudenbach (actor), René-Marc Bini (composer), Gauthier Lamothe (actor), Gauthier Lamothe (producer), Gauthier Lamothe (producer), Antoine Blanquefort (actor), Jeanne Savary (actress), Stany Coppet (actor), Patrick Mimoun (actor), Raphaël Mezrahi (actor), Laurent Jumeaucourt (actor),

Plot: What happened, that 24th of December? This is what officer Chartier wants to find out. To understand, he will have to go back 48 hours earlier to Franck's Christmas eve. Franck is an insignificant drama-teacher by day, but also belongs to a nameless and leaderless militant organisation - the Animal Liberation Front. These characters are bound by a limitless empathy towards mistreated animals, and will have to show courage to complete a mission they have been preparing for months. Their goal is to free dogs, condemned to be sold to laboratories for the purpose of live experiments. Their philosophy: when something has gone beyond the boundaries of reason, you have to forget about what's legal, and care about what seems right. During the questioning, Franck understands that one of his fellow campaigners betrayed him.

Keywords: activism, animal-activist, animal-activist-group, animal-cage, animal-capture, animal-liberation, animal-liberation-movement, animal-rescue, animal-rights, anti-vivisection
Genres: Drama,

Red Lamas (2010)

Actors: Ray Chao (actor), Agneya Singh (producer), Agneya Singh (director), Tyler Fischer (actor), Kurt Bantilan (actor), Thupten Thinley (actor),

Genres: Drama, Short,

Chiko (2008)

Actors: Moritz Bleibtreu (actor), Fatih Akin (producer), Fahri Yardim (actor), Peter Jordan (actor), Jeanette Würl (producer), Denis Moschitto (actor), Lucas Gregorowicz (actor), Lore Tesch (costume designer), Christopher Key (miscellaneous crew), Sebastian Thümler (editor), Klaus Maeck (producer), Pheline Roggan (actress), Thomas Diesselhorst (miscellaneous crew), Henny Reents (actress), Andreas Thiel (producer),

Genres: Crime, Drama,

The Private Eyes (1980)

Actors: Russi Taylor (actress), Jerry Whittington (miscellaneous crew), Grace Zabriskie (actress), Peter Matz (composer), Patrick Cranshaw (actor), Tim Conway (writer), Tim Conway (actor), Don Knotts (actor), Robert V. Barron (actor), John Myhers (writer), Irwin Keyes (actor), John Fujioka (actor), Bernard Fox (actor), Mary Nell Santacroce (actress), Fred Stuthman (actor),

Plot: This spoof of the Sherlock Holmes stories finds Inspector Winship and Dr. Tart investigating a strange death in a possibly haunted mansion, while dealing with the beautiful heiress and the crazed staff which live therein.

Keywords: american-abroad, animated-title-sequence, barn, bomb, butler, candle, car-crash, caretaker, carrier-pigeon, character's-point-of-view-camera-shot
Genres: Comedy, Mystery,
Taglines: Who better to solve England's most puzzling mystery than these two international crime busters? Step by step, Tim Conway and Don Knotts prove murder can be deadly!

Quotes:

[Reading a note next to the dead Hilda]::Dr. Tart: Hilda is dead, and here's something to note. You can't bury her at sea, 'cause her bosoms will float.

Justin: This is Inspector Winship and Dr. Tart. They were in the yard.::Inspector Winship: That's FROM the Yard.

Mr. Uwatsum: How about a nice bowl of fish eyes?::Inspector Winship: Will you pardon me, please?::Mr. Uwatsum: Ah... Do you like hummingbird cookies?::Dr. Tart: ...No, thank you.

Inspector Winship: For a short person, you have long sentences.

Dr. Tart: You want another glass of pus?::Inspector Winship: No I don't want another glass of pus!

Inspector Winship: You know, I have an idea. Whoever wrote that letter must have read about us in the newspaper.::Dr. Tart: What is it?::Inspector Winship: What's what?::Dr. Tart: The idea you have?::Inspector Winship: I just told you!::Dr. Tart: What was it?::Inspector Winship: Whoever wrote that letter must have read about us in the newspaper.::Dr. Tart: Right! Now that letter was signed 'Lord Morley'. So he must have read about us in the newspaper and called us in to solve his murder.::Inspector Winship: How could Lord Morley write us after he was already dead?::Dr. Tart: Right! You know what? Maybe whoever killed Lord Morley wrote that letter.::Inspector Winship: If you killed Lord Morley would you write to someone and ask them to find the killer?::Dr. Tart: Are you saying *I* killed Lord Morley?::Inspector Winship: (aggravated) No! I'm saying you kill me!

Dr. Tart: [reading the note from Jock's killer] If Jock could talk, he'd give you a clue. But now that he's dead, what can you do? He deserved what he got, I don't regret it a bit. By the way, you're standing in bull ca-ca.

Dr. Tart: [reading the note from the killer] I said when I died, that I'd come back. If you believe in ghosts, you're on the right track. I'm out of the grave, and roaming the moores. If you want to be safe, you better lock all the windows and screens.

Doll voice: Listen up dummies. The help is all gone, the house is bare. Now you know, a shadow is there. There's one left to die, then my job'll be done. I like killing people, it's a lotta kicks!

Dr. Tart: [reading the note from Uwatsum's killer] In this house, it's hard to survive. Some'll be dead, who are now alive. Mr. Uwatsum is gone, 'cause he knew too much. Bye for now, but rest assured we'll keep in constant contact with each other.