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The year is 2019 and vampires rule the Earth. They have become the dominant society on the planet. With the undead outnumbering the living, starving immortals must find a blood substitute or mutate into crouching, bat-like creatures. Ruthless businessman and vampire Charles Bromley is the head of a company that specializes in farming humans for their blood and distributing it to the thirsty masses. However, there is less and less of it. Bromley hires a vampire hematologist Edward to come up with a blood supplement. By chance Edward gets into a car accident with a band of humans in which he meets Audrey who takes him to the group leader, an ex-vampire Elvis, who professes to have found a cure for vampirism. Edward starts to work together with them to save humankind.

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The remake of 1980 Fame tells a story about a talented group of young people – dancers, singers, actors, and artists attending the New York City High School of Performing Arts. Students who have talent, dedication and who are hard-working have the chance to become famous. Students lives are depicted, not just their commitment to the education but also, deep friendships, budding romance, and self-discovery. It is only left to be seen who among them has the talent and necessary discipline to reach the thing they all dream of – fame.

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Creation is a powerful and true tale of Charles Darwin and his epochal 1859 work “On the Origin of Species”. However, the film also deals with Darwin’s personal agony after the loss of his eldest daughter who died of scarlet fever at the age of 10. When Annie gets seriously ill, he takes her to “hydro-therapy”, a somewhat unusual method which he also uses to cure his chronic illness. His wife Emma is against this kind of treatment and this is the reason Darwin blames himself for Annie’s death afterwards. During his struggle to accept his beloved daughter’s death, Darwin is torn between the love for his religious wife and his new idea of the creation of the world, which has nothing to do with God. In some ways his wife Emma becomes his fiercest opponent after Darwin’s obvious loss of faith in God. Creation is a great story of a marriage torn apart by the most provocative idea in the history of mankind – evolution.

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Cold Souls is a surreal comedy in which souls can be extracted and traded as commodities. Starring Paul Giamatti as a neurotic actor named Paul Giamatti. He is rehearsing the title role in Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, agonizing over his interpretation, paralyzed by anxiety and feeling the burden of the role. Giamatti’s agent shows him an article in The New Yorker about a new service “Soul storage”, where your soul can be extracted and held in storage. Dr. Flintstein gives his patients the opportunity to live less complicated lives. Giamatti goes to Flintstein’s office for the procedure only to discover that his soul is the shape and size of a chickpea. However, he enlists their services, intending to reinstate his soul once he survives the performance. As a result he becomes happier but also a bad actor. But when he wants to reverse the process, his soul can’t be found. It seems that a mysterious, soul-trafficking mule borrows Giamatti’s stored soul for an ambitious, but talentless, soap-opera actress. So Giamatti has a Russian donated soul installed in place of his own.

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“Upperdog” tells the story of a half brother and sister – Yanne and Axel who get adopted as young children by two different Norwegian families. He goes to live on Oslo’s wealthy West side, and she is sent to an average family on the East side. Growing up in different families they also become entirely different – Yanne is a mature, confident and well-adjusted young woman, while Axel turns out to be a selfish, pompous, spoiled-rotten brat. Faith brings them back together when Yanne’s polish friend Maria goes to work as a maid for Axel’s parents. In their house Maria accidentally discovers a photograph of Axel as a young boy – the same photograph she saw on the wall of Yanne’s apartment. Maria’s wish is to reunite them again. However, not everything goes as expected.

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Bob Wilton, a journalist covering the Iraq War in 2003, is in search of his next big story when he encounters Lyn Cassady, a shadowy figure who claims to be part of an experimental U.S. military unit. Lyn reveals that his unit consists of psychic spies trained to develop a range of parapsychological skills, who can read the enemy’s thoughts, pass through solid walls, and even kill a goat simply by staring at it. In the 1980s Lyn was mentored by one Bill Django – the founder of the unit, who has gone missing and Cassady’s mission is to find him. Bob decides to go with him but as the time passes by he starts to doubt if Cassaday really has paranormal abilities or if he’s just plain crazy.

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The film follows Larry Gopnik, a physics professor at a quiet Midwestern university in 1967. His wife Judith tells him she wants a divorce, and that she plans to marry Sy Ableman. Larry’s personal life is starting to fall apart. In addition he has problems with his kids, his son Danny, a teenage boy with a discipline problem who owes a school bully twenty dollars for marijuana and his daughter Sarah, who is obsessed with getting a nose job. It all paints a portrait of a dysfunctional Jewish suburbia. Larry also has other issues on his mind; an anonymous hostile letter-writer is trying to sabotage Larry’s chances for tenure at the university, a Jew-hating neighbor and a lonely, pot-smoking housewife who sunbathes in the nude stirring his libido. Struggling, Larry seeks counsel and consults from various local rabbis.

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“Bright Star” tells the story of the brief love affair between the gifted 23 year-old English poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne. Brawne and Keats are neighbors in Hampstead in 1818, when the story begins. Fanny is a seamstress who doesn’t care much for the poetry and is passionate about fashion; she has made a name, and money, for herself as a skilled maker of fashionable garments. On the other hand, poetry is the love of Keats’s life, but it doesn’t bring him any money. The illness of Keats’s younger brother draws them together. After asking Keats to teach her and he agrees, Fanny takes interest in poetry. Two young people begin a passionate love affair. When Fanny’s mother and Keats’s friend find out about the relationship it’s too late. After Keats falls ill two young people have to face separation.

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Joe Warr – a sports reporter, had split from his first wife and son in England to run off to Australia with the woman he loved. After his wife’s tragic death he is left alone to raise their 6- year-old son Artie, who has trouble dealing with his mother being gone. Joe’s older son, from his first marriage, Harry, comes to live with them too. Harry has never understood why his father left him and he feels abandoned. In a household without a feminine influence, Joe develops “Just Say Yes” approach to single parenting, which at first seems to work. Their lives get full of laughs, dangerousness, and messiness; however, it also leads to misunderstandings and hurt feelings. Inspired by a true story – this tale of fatherhood is not just about getting over of a family crisis — but surpassing the difficulties of everyday life and love that gets the family through.

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Romantic comedy “Leap Year” tells the story of a successful working woman Anna, who travels to Dublin, Ireland to propose to her boyfriend Jeremy on leap day. An old Irish tradition says that a woman can propose to a man on February 29 and he cannot refuse. However, things don’t go according to plan. Bad weather lands Anna on the other side of the country. She is forced to hire a taxi driver and innkeeper Declan to take her to Dublin so she could make it in time for her perfect proposal. The handsome Irishman turns out to be a lot more than just a feisty pub-owner and a cab-driver. As leap day approaches, uptight Anna becomes more and more frustrated as times seems to be flying by and they are barely making it from Southwest Ireland to Dublin. Also along the way she starts to feel attracted to Declan. So it remains to be seen will Anna propose or are we in for a twist.

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Jane is the mother of three grown kids in her fifties who owns a thriving Santa Barbara bakery/restaurant and has been divorced from her ex-husband Jake for ten years now. While visiting New York for their son’s college graduation, Jane and Jake hook up and become lovers again. The problem is that Jake is married to a much younger woman Agnes. In this way Jane becomes the other woman which troubles her immensely. Meanwhile, Jane has hired an architect named Adam to renovate her house, and the quiet, unassuming divorcee clearly has a crush on her. Obviously confused, Jane gets torn between her ex husband and her new male friend. The question arises; will she end up with her ex or will she go with Adam instead?

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Woody Allen plays a flashy salesman who is presumed dead after he goes missing during a skydiving expedition. A group of his former wives fight over the burial arrangements; over his estate and which of them he loved the most. Elisha Cuthbert plays Lefay’s grieving daughter who comes to arrange the funeral and finds her father’s six ex wives and his current wife bickering. Things get additionally complicated when they find out that their father and husband might not even be dead at all.

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Youth in Revolt is a coming-of-age teen comedy. It centers teen anti-hero Nick Twisp whose parents are on the edge of a divorce. Nick, a sexually charged 14-year-old, meets his dream girl Sheeni Saunders, hoping that she’ll be the one to take away his virginity. Under her influence he develops a rebellious alter ego: Francois Dilinger. While Nick is a nerd for a taste for finer things, Francois is a bad boy with a mustache and a cigarette. Everything seems to be against Sheeni’s and Nick’s relationship. However, he will stop at nothing to be with her all the while getting in all sorts of trouble and adventure.

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Smokin’ Aces 2: Assassins’ Ball is a follow-up to an ensamble hitman movie Smokin’ Aces. The FBI reveales the plot to assassinate one of their man, an unpretentious desk jockey Walter Weed. A mystery man Hal Leuco dispatches a team of degenerate, psychotic assassins to win a huge bounty. The team consists of a resourceful beauty who has a unique method of killing her prey, a power-tool wielding psychopath and a deadly master of disguise. Federal agents stand against the cadre of creative killers. Baker, the agent in charge of the operation, puts himself and his team at risk to defend Weed. The movie climaxes when the surprising identity of the plot’s mastermind is revealed.

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The Road is big-screen adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s best-selling, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Road.” A post-apocalyptic tale of a man and his son struggling to survive by any means possible. A devastating cataclysm has destroyed the civilization, obscured the sun and left the planet almost devoid of all life. It’s cold and there is just ash moving on wind and water. They move towards the warmer south although they don’t know what awaits them there. Aware of all the perils they will have to face, the man carries a pistol with two bullets in case they have to defend themselves against the cannibalistic bands. The man recalls the events before the catastrophe and his dead wife. Despite all difficulties he tries to maintain his own sense of morality and humanity and instill those values to his young son.

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Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s documentary “Home” is a trip across our planet Earth that allows us to see experience our home as never before. The film is a tour of Earth’s ecologies, starting from elementary life to cities. It starts by taking the viewer back to the beginning of time and explains the creation of life on Earth. It focuses mainly on how humans changed the world and their great impact on it. The majority of environmental issues are dealt with in the film; global water shortages, exhaustion of mineral supplies and other natural resources, climate change and rising sea levels and many others. The film ends by giving some solutions that would prevent us from self destruction.

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Set in the Australia’s remote and isolated outback, Beautiful Kate is the story of a writer Ned Kendall, who is asked to return home by his sister Sally to say goodbye to his dying father Bruce. Back home Ned starts having memories about his childhood and his relationship as a teenager with his twin sister Kate, who died in a car accident at the age of sixteen, and his older brother Cliff. Ned also brings his 21-year-old fiancée Toni who knows nothing about Ned’s family and is surprised to find out about the existance of his twin sister. Long buried secrets from family’s past come to light and past events become clearer to Ned who can finally make peace with his father on his death row.

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