Category Drama

Beautiful Disaster

Based on the book by Jamie McGuire, called the new “50 shades of gray”. The film tells the story of Abby Abernathy, a virtuoso who does not fall victim to the demon of drink, or let her mouth be fouled by bad words. She meets sultry bad boy, Travis Maddox, with whom she makes a bet, if she wins, he’ll have to abstain from sex for a month...

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Beau Is Afraid

Forty-nine-year-old Beau suffers from severe mental disorders and is still a virgin because he was convinced by his mother that if he orgasmed he would die – as happened (he is told) to his father the moment he conceived him. He lives in paranoia and imagines the city around him as a hell, where a serial killer roams the streets naked and corpses are left to rot in the middle of the intersections. He should leave to join his mother, but in a series of failed acts he manages to have his house keys and luggage stolen, furthermore an accident with a psychotropic drug further precipitates his psychic condition...

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The Little Mermaid

Ariel is a mermaid, one of King Triton’s seven daughters, but she has a passion for the surface world that her father doesn’t like. She risks her life among the sharks to explore the wrecks at the bottom of the sea and collect objects from the mainland that are very mysterious to her. When she saves a handsome sailor during a storm, who is also a prince, she is madly in love with her. The bans of her father only serve to push her in the direction of Ursula, the sea witch, who offers to make her human in exchange for her voice...

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Love Again

Mira Ray waits in a bar for her boyfriend. They joke, they talk, they kiss, without knowing that it will be the last time for both. He is hit by a drunk driver in broad daylight, and it will be very difficult for her to survive her pain. She will find the trick to continue to send him messages via cell phone without knowing that her number has meanwhile been reassigned to the company phone of music critic Rob Burns...

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The Outfit

Leonard Burling is a tailor who trained on London’s legendary Savile Row, but in the mid-1950s he found himself spending day and night in his Chicago workshop, where he emigrated after the war. Meticulous and of few words, he tailors fine suits for his clients and turns a blind eye to the Boyle family gangsters who use his business as a base for exchanging messages...

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A Thousand and One

After the unrepentant and fiercely loyal Inez kidnaps her son Terry from the foster care system, mother and son set out to reclaim their sense of home, identity, and stability, in a rapidly changing New York City...

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His Only Son

After being called by the Lord, Abraham’s faith is tested during a three-day journey during which he will have to sacrifice his son...

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Air

It’s 1984, Reagan is in the White House, Apple launches its first Macintosh and Michael Jordan has yet to set foot on an NBA parquet. But with which shoes? Converse and Adidas share the market for top conference teams, stars on posters and college seniors. Nike, the company named after the goddess of victory that no one knows how to pronounce, lags far behind...

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She Said

On October 5, 2017, the “New York Times” published the investigation by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey into the sex crimes of Harvey Weinstein, film producer and serial predator, found guilty in 2020 and sentenced to twenty-three years in prison. For three decades the founder of Miramax abused actresses and assistants, deciding their fates like a vulgar torturer. Willing to go to the end of the world for a testimony, the two journalists, multitasking champions, reconstruct the strategy used by Weinstein to cover up his abuses: reducing his victims to silence with big checks and inextricable confidentiality agreements...

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The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window

Anna (Kristen Bell) is a woman who has reached her limit: depressed and addicted to alcohol to overcome the pain of losing her daughter, eaten by a cannibal serial killer. Her little girl had in fact gone with her father (Michael Ealy), an FBI profiler, on “take your daughter to work” day and, in a moment of distraction, she was left alone in the same room with a notorious killer. In her desperation, accompanied by the breakup with her husband, after three years of alcohol and psychopharmaceuticals, Anna begins to obsess over the lives of others, and in particular that of her new neighbor, Neil (Tom Riley), a widower with a dependent child...

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