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Rumble in Hong Kong 1973
A taxi driver becomes entangled in a deadly underworld scheme when a mysterious passenger leaves behind a stolen purse linked to a ruthless gang. Jackie Chan, in one of his earliest credited roles, appears as a henchman, adding martial arts energy to this gritty Hong Kong action tale. Rumble in Hong Kong delivers a mix of crime drama and kung fu fights, offering a fascinating glimpse at Chan’s career before his rise to superstardom.
The St. Louis Bank Robbery 1959
A gang of hardened criminals recruits a college football star to help pull off an ambitious bank heist, but suspicion and double-crosses threaten the plan. Steve McQueen, in one of his earliest leading roles, anchors this gritty crime drama based on an actual 1953 robbery attempt in St. Louis. Blending documentary-style realism with tense storytelling, The St. Louis Bank Robbery is a raw, suspenseful look at greed, betrayal, and the high cost of crime.
Man from Del Rio 1956
A skilled gunfighter rises to become sheriff of a lawless town, only to learn that power can be as dangerous as any bullet. Anthony Quinn commands the screen as the Mexican drifter-turned-lawman, while Katy Jurado lends strength and grace as the woman who challenges his choices. Man from Del Rio is a taut Western that blends action with character drama, exploring justice, prejudice, and the heavy cost of wielding authority.
The 10th Victim 1965
In the 21st Century, where a human vs. human "Big Hunt" is used as an alternative to war, a veteran huntress agrees to kill a "victim" to get a major TV sponsorship deal, but romantic entanglements between the two complicate matters.
Manster 1959
An American reporter in Japan is sent to interview an eccentric Japanese scientist working on bizarre experiments in his mountain laboratory. When the doctor realizes that the hapless correspondent is the perfect subject for his next experiment, he drugs the unfortunate man and injects him with a serum that gradually transforms him into a hideous, two-headed monster.
Vanity Fair 1932
An ambitious and ruthless young woman advances from the position of governess to the heights of British society.
Man of the West 1958
A reformed outlaw is forced to confront his violent past when a train robbery strands him with the very gang he once rode with. Gary Cooper delivers one of his most compelling later performances as a man torn between morality and survival, while Lee J. Cobb is unforgettable as the brutal gang leader. With Julie London and Jack Lord in key roles, Man of the West is a gripping, mature Western about redemption and reckoning.
The Life I Lived 2008
This raw and emotional indie drama explores the consequences of choices and the struggle for redemption. Told through the eyes of a young man reflecting on his troubled past, the film follows his journey through hardship, love, betrayal, and the search for identity. Honest and intimate, The Life I Lived paints a powerful portrait of resilience and the difficult road toward self-discovery and forgiveness.
Scarlet Street 1945
Directed by Fritz Lang, this film noir classic stars Edward G. Robinson as a meek cashier and amateur painter whose life unravels after meeting a beautiful but manipulative young woman (Joan Bennett). Drawn into a web of deception, lust, and betrayal, he soon finds himself trapped in a downward spiral of crime and obsession. With moody cinematography, powerful performances, and a bleak, unforgettable finale, Scarlet Street is a masterpiece of noir that explores desire, greed, and the darkness of the human soul.
Salt Of The Earth 1954
Mexican workers at a Zinc mine call a general strike. It is only through the solidarity of the workers, and importantly the indomitable resolve of their wives, mothers and daughters, that they eventually triumph.
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Vanity Fair 1932
An ambitious and ruthless young woman advances from the position of governess to the heights of British society.
Man of the West 1958
A reformed outlaw is forced to confront his violent past when a train robbery strands him with the very gang he once rode with. Gary Cooper delivers one of his most compelling later performances as a man torn between morality and survival, while Lee J. Cobb is unforgettable as the brutal gang leader. With Julie London and Jack Lord in key roles, Man of the West is a gripping, mature Western about redemption and reckoning.
The Life I Lived 2008
This raw and emotional indie drama explores the consequences of choices and the struggle for redemption. Told through the eyes of a young man reflecting on his troubled past, the film follows his journey through hardship, love, betrayal, and the search for identity. Honest and intimate, The Life I Lived paints a powerful portrait of resilience and the difficult road toward self-discovery and forgiveness.
Scarlet Street 1945
Directed by Fritz Lang, this film noir classic stars Edward G. Robinson as a meek cashier and amateur painter whose life unravels after meeting a beautiful but manipulative young woman (Joan Bennett). Drawn into a web of deception, lust, and betrayal, he soon finds himself trapped in a downward spiral of crime and obsession. With moody cinematography, powerful performances, and a bleak, unforgettable finale, Scarlet Street is a masterpiece of noir that explores desire, greed, and the darkness of the human soul.
Salt Of The Earth 1954
Mexican workers at a Zinc mine call a general strike. It is only through the solidarity of the workers, and importantly the indomitable resolve of their wives, mothers and daughters, that they eventually triumph.
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