The Dark Room (2012)

Actors: Zack Cassel (actor), Edward A. Chambers (actor), Ramon Cooper (actor), Adam Duncan (actor), Ron Fagan (actor), Jamie Norwood (actor), David K. Shelton (actor), Christopher Alan Weaver (actor), George Wilson (actor), Scott Yarnell (actor), Jennifer Doolittle (actress), Elesia Marie (actress), Chevy White (actress), Jill English (producer), Amber Dawn Landrum (producer),

Today Has Been Weird (2011)

Actors: Reid Anderson (actor), Harrison Xu (actor), Quynh Mi (actress), Quentin Lee (producer), Yogi Omar (producer), Quentin Lee (writer), Steven Pranoto (composer), Quentin Lee (director), Quentin Lee (editor),

Veiled Truth (2006)

Actors: Julius Chapple (actor), Teach Grant (actor), Josh Hayden (actor), Vitaly Kravchenko (actor), Nick Mancuso (actor), George Newbern (actor), Bruce Ramsay (actor), Dean Redman (actor), Mark Adam Zeifman (actor), Chandra Berg (actress), Laura Bertram (actress), Lossen Chambers (actress), Anna Galvin (actress), Leah Graham (actress), Fulvio Cecere (actor),

Plot: Runaway Carolyn 'Angie' Owens and NYPC detective Kim M. are the bait in an NYPD entrapment where pimp Jake's brother Duane gets killed. Eleven years later, Jake is released from jail and seeks revenge. Carolyn is now married to unsuspecting senator Andy Logan, the devoted father of teenage jock Josh, in Spokane, Washington. Jake has already driven Kim to suicide (o staged it) and blackmails Carolyn. First for money, then to be visiting Russian mob baron Victor Graznev's escort 'once only'.

Monster's Ball (2001)

Actors: Anthony Bean (actor), Peter Boyle (actor), Marcus Lyle Brown (actor), Marshall Cain (actor), Coronji Calhoun (actor), Dennis Clements (actor), Sean Combs (actor), Charles Cowan Jr. (actor), Mos Def (actor), Anthony Michael Frederick (actor), James Haven (actor), Bernard Johnson (actor), Taylor LaGrange (actor), Heath Ledger (actor), Milo Addica (actor),

Plot: Set in the Southern United States, 'Monster's Ball' is a tale of a racist white man, Hank, who falls in love with a black woman named Leticia. Ironically Hank is a prison guard working on Death Row who executed Leticia's husband. Hank and Leticia's interracial affair leads to confusion and new ideas for the two unlikely lovers.

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As the Sea Rages (1959)

Actors: Jovan-Burdus Janicijevic (actor), Vjeko Jerat (actor), Klaus Kindler (actor), Ivan Kostic (actor), Gunther Malzacher (actor), Cameron Mitchell (actor), Petar Obradovic (actor), Nikola Popovic (actor), Anton Reimer (actor), Cliff Robertson (actor), Dobroslav Sikic (actor), Vendelin Skracic (actor), Mirko Sreckovic (actor), Fritz Tillmann (actor), Peter Carsten (actor),

Plot: After five tears of war, Clements, a professional seaman, has no ambitions other than to live in peace and carry out his activity. Having settled down in the archipelago of the Aegean Sea, he has founded a small sponge fishing company in an idyllic place and foresees an optimistic future. Unfortunately, he soon finds himself caught in a crossfire...

A Crime Does Not Pay Subject: 'Forbidden Passage' (1941)

Actors: Hugh Beaumont (actor), George Cleveland (actor), Alec Craig (actor), Vernon Downing (actor), William Edmunds (actor), Roland Got (actor), George Lessey (actor), Mitchell Lewis (actor), Dick Rich (actor), Addison Richards (actor), Julian Rivero (actor), William Tannen (actor), Morgan Wallace (actor), Harry Wilson (actor), Harry Woods (actor),

Plot: The MGM Crime Reporter introduces Frank J. Maxwell, Florida District Director of the US Immigration Service, who talks about illegal immigration, and the unscrupulous people and organizations that smuggle in illegal immigrants for a fee, often with deadly results to the immigrants if they become a liability. In one such case, wrapped bodies are found at the bottom a Florida swamp, found to be dumped while the victims were still alive. One victim is identified as Pablo Rivas, a foreigner who had previously lived in the US, but was sent back to Portugal where he was placed on a quota waiting list for permanent reentry. Because the dead were a mixture of different races, Immigration Services believes the smugglers have a Caribbean transit camp used as the direct entry point into the US. Meanwhile, Otto Kestler, an Austrian national, is much in the same position as Rivas, he now on a waiting list for reentry to join his family already living in the States. Not willing to wait the year the list seems to be, he decides to pay the exorbitant fee to get smuggled into the US. Unless Immigration Services can locate the transit camp and/or the means of smuggling, Kestler may befall the same fate as Rivas if the smugglers run into problems.

Ragtime Cowboy Joe (1940)

Actors: Johnny Mack Brown (actor), Ed Cassidy (actor), Jack Clifford (actor), Robert 'Captain Bob' Crawford (actor), Edward 'Tookie' Cronenbold (actor), Dick Curtis (actor), Art Dillard (actor), Harold Goodwin (actor), William Gould (actor), Fuzzy Knight (actor), Wilfred Lucas (actor), Francis 'Irish' Mahaney (actor), Roderic 'Dave' May (actor), Kermit Maynard (actor), Roy Barcroft (actor),

Plot: When Sam Osborne, owner of the Circle S Ranch, is killed by cattle rustler Bo Gillman, the outlaw is advised by crooked attorney Virgil Parker to report the "mysterious" killing to Osborne's daughter, Helen. Steve Logan, a stranger, is jailed for the crime. He escapes and learns of Parker's scheme to steal the Circle S. Steve presents his Cattleman's Protective Association credentials to the sheriff and receives assurances of aid. Steve's former sweetheart, Mary Curtis, confirms Parker's treachery. In a gun battle, Parker, Gillman and the rustlers are rounded up and the Circle S is saved for Helen. Steve and Mary take up their romance again.

Oil for the Lamps of China (1935)

Actors: Arthur Byron (actor), Glen Cavender (actor), Ronnie Cosby (actor), Joseph Crehan (actor), Donald Crisp (actor), William B. Davidson (actor), John Eldredge (actor), Willie Fung (actor), George Irving (actor), Tetsu Komai (actor), Mitchell Lewis (actor), Keye Luke (actor), Edward McWade (actor), George Meeker (actor), William Austin (actor),

Plot: An American, working for his oil company in China, disregards all but the company's interests. " The characters and the institution portrayed in the story are not actual but the product of fiction. The oil business was chosen because light has ever been symbolic of progress."

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