Tin (2014)

Actors: Helen Bendell (actor), Ben Dyson (actor), Steve Jacobs (actor), Steve Jacobs (actor), Benjamin Luxon (actor), Dean Nolan (actor), Jason Squibb (actor), Dudley Sutton (actor), Jenny Agutter (actress), Denzil Monk (producer), Bill Scott (producer), Anna Ukleja (producer), Jude Munden (costume designer), Bill Scott (director), Bill Scott (editor),

Super Grannies Bridge Club (2013)

Actors: Ryan Bolletino (actor), Evan Zelnick (actor), Evan Zelnick (actor), Tina Bolletino (actress), Bonnie Loren (actress), Bonnie Loren (actress), Barbara Miluski (actress), Barbara Miluski (actress), Paula J. Riley (actress), Paula J. Riley (actress), Constance Stellas (actress), Constance Stellas (actress), Kristen Kress (producer), Kristen Kress (producer), Kristen Kress (writer),

Plot: Eleven-year-old Ricky attempts to brighten the spirits of his ailing grandma by telling her a story in which her bridge club turned superheroes fight off an evil villain: Ricky's teacher, in this story about a young boy who shows grandma just how much she means to him! The real question - is it just a story?

Shadows (2009)

Actors: Earl Biddy (actor), Jeffrey Goldenberg (actor), Ryan Harris (actor), Joshua Holland (actor), Scott Langdon (actor), Daniel Martin (actor), Glen Reuben (actor), David Rivera (actor), Mattaay Smith (actor), Kevin Wolfe (actor), Thomas Woodson (actor), Jennifer Kent (actress), Anna Klein (actress), Malisa Langdon (actress), Bobbi Owens (actress),

Plot: Cooper, a twenty-two year old drug dealer, finds a laptop left aboard a commuter train. Cooper quickly becomes obsessed with the family pictures on the computer. He soon discovers that the daughter of the family, Muriel, is a crystal meth addict who frequents the same dance club as Cooper's partner, East. Cooper and Muriel form an unlikely relationship that leads to Cooper's ascent out of the drug world. Unfortunately, Cooper finds that the journey to a better life is often hindered by the decisions of our past.

Tom Brown's Schooldays (2005)

Actors: Joseph Beattie (actor), Max Benitz (actor), Stephen Boxer (actor), John Carlisle (actor), Dane Carter (actor), Zac Fox (actor), Stephen Fry (actor), Gerard Horan (actor), Guy Mannerings (actor), Harry Michell (actor), Hugh Mitchell (actor), Bill Moody (actor), Alex Pettyfer (actor), Gary Powell (actor), Tom Allen (actor),

Plot: Drama about life at Rugby School in Victorian England. The headmaster is fair but not effective and life is brutal for the young boys because of bullying and it's consequences. The acting and character development are good and the roles well cast. It's a good adaptation of the novel and was filmed at The Rugby School.

The Final Frame (1990)

Actors: James Aubrey (actor), Barry Eaton (actor), Craig Fairbrass (actor), Harry Goodier (actor), John Jardine (actor), Sheldon Lazarus (actor), Marcus Lund (actor), Zoot Money (actor), Nick Reding (actor), Suggs (actor), Andrew Tansey (actor), Umberto (actor), Matthew Vaughan (actor), Joan Campion (actress), Anni Domingo (actress),

Plot: When the notorious rock star East is murdered on stage at an Animal Rights benefit gig, young filmmaker Hadi captures vital evidence on videotape. He finds he has possession of the most sought-after footage in the TV industry - and the most lethal.

Nainteîn (1987)

Actors: Sanma Akashiya (actor), Nagahide Arase (actor), Noriyuki Higashiyama (actor), Tsurutarô Kataoka (actor), Chôichirô Kawarasaki (actor), Kunio Murai (actor), Kôji Naka (actor), Kazukiyo Nishikiori (actor), Toru Sakai (actor), Katsuhide Uekusa (actor), Hiroshi Yagyû (actor), Teppei Yamada (actor), Takeshi Ôbayashi (actor), Alexis Hall (actress), Natsuki Ozawa (actress),

Blinker's Spy-Spotter (1972)

Actors: Martin Beaumont (actor), Bernard Bresslaw (actor), Brian Forster (actor), Arthur Howard (actor), David Howe (actor), Edward Kemp (actor), Stuart Locke (actor), Ray Martin (actor), Patrick O'Connell (actor), Brent Oldfield (actor), Milton Reid (actor), Mark Rogers (actor), Balfour Sharp (actor), David Spooner (actor), Freddie Wilson (actor),

Three Brave Men (1956)

Actors: Edward Andrews (actor), Joe Bailey (actor), Warren Berlinger (actor), Ernest Borgnine (actor), Robert Burton (actor), Harry Carter (actor), John Close (actor), Samuel Colt (actor), Tom Daly (actor), Andrew Duggan (actor), Franklyn Farnum (actor), Frank Faylen (actor), Harry Fleer (actor), Roy Glenn (actor), Richard Anderson (actor),

Plot: Bernie Goldsmith, a long-time civilian employee of the U.S. Navy is suspended as a security risk when investigators discover he had communist affiliations in his youth. Snubbed by former friends and harassed by others in the community, Goldsmith hires a lawyer to fight the charges and clear his good name.

Tom Brown's Schooldays (1951)

Actors: Michael Brennan (actor), Max Bygraves (actor), John Campbell (actor), John Charlesworth (actor), Roland Dallas (actor), John Howard Davies (actor), Francis De Wolff (actor), Glyn Dearman (actor), Tony Doonan (actor), Robin Dowell (actor), John Forrest (actor), Geoffrey Goodheart (actor), James Hayter (actor), Michael Hordern (actor), Ben Aris (actor),

Plot: A faithful rendition of the Thomas Hughes book of life at the famed Rugby School for Boys in 1834, when Dr. Thomas Arnold, headmaster, was trying to alleviate the brutality of the 'hazing system' which was supposed to make men of the young boys, but which actually was a mask for passionate, unregenerate cruelty. The primary story has Tom Brown ragged continually by one particularly brutal upper-class-man, Flashman. Tom's bravery and school-spirited silence gains him Arnold's admiration.

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Tom Brown's School Days (1940)

Actors: Lionel Belmore (actor), Barlowe Borland (actor), Dick Chandlee (actor), Richard Clucas (actor), John 'Uh huh' Collum (actor), Ernest Cossart (actor), Alec Craig (actor), Harry Duff (actor), Harold Entwistle (actor), Ian Fulton (actor), Hughie Green (actor), Billy Halop (actor), Cedric Hardwicke (actor), Forrester Harvey (actor), Freddie Bartholomew (actor),

Plot: Thomas Arnold is hired to be the new headmaster at Rugby, whose students have acquired a reputation for being wild, disruptive, and dishonest. He institutes strict disciplinary policies, and expels numerous boys as a result. Many of the teachers, trustees, and parents turn against him. Squire Brown, his most vocal supporter, decides to send his own son Tom to Rugby as a demonstration of confidence. Tom soon learns that the school is plagued by bullies, and he is frequently targeted by them. He and the other boys are hindered, though, by an unwritten understanding that none of them will ever report the misdeeds of another to the authorities.

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