Despite being under heavy sedation, Elena tries to make her way out of Arboria, a secluded, quasi-futuristic commune.

Writing by: Matt D'Elia –

Produced by: Jennifer Aragao – producer
Bill D'Elia – executive producer
Matt D'Elia – producer
Julian King – producer
Mike Listo – executive producer
Patrick Sayre – producer

Cast: Matt D'Elia – Jimmy
Brendan Fletcher – James
Mircea Monroe – Blonde Angela
Angela Sarafyan – Not Blonde Angela

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A wild existential comedy about a dying young man who descends into madness when he discovers that his roommate and best friend is leaving for a new job in the morning.

Plot: Jimmy is a terminally ill young man. But from today on, he has decided that he is 'happy', and that he is no longer sick. Jimmy's roommate James is a healthy, dreamy young man. They're best friends. They live together. They don't do much of anything, and seem very happy that way. But trouble arises when James announces that he will be leaving for his new job in the morning. Jimmy sees this as the destruction of the perfect little world that they've set up, and what ensues is a humorous battle of wills as James heads towards the real world and Jimmy falls deeper and deeper into his isolated world of illness and make-believe.

A journalist covering police assigned to a juvenile division enters an affair with one of her subjects.

Plot: The daily grind for the cops of the Police Department's Juvenile Protection Unit – taking in child molesters, busting underage pickpockets and chewing over relationship issues at lunch; interrogating abusive parents, taking statements from children, confronting the excesses of teen sexuality, enjoying solidarity with colleagues and laughing uncontrollably at the most unthinkable moments. Knowing the worst exists and living with it. How do these cops balance their private lives and the reality they confront every working day? Fred, the group's hypersensitive wild card, is going to have a hard time facing the scrutiny of Melissa, a photographer on a Ministry of the Interior assignment to document the unit.

Trivia: There are 2 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• In Hungary the release date of the film had to be postponed because the film was rated “18″. The Hungarian distributor appealed the decision.
• Baloo locks up the mother on drugs telling her “Police. Handcuffs. Prison.” This can be seen as a reference to Luc Besson's movie Subway, as it is the exact laconic sentence of Commissioner Gesberg capturing the “Roller Skater”.

A documentary that explores the question: In the age of manscaping, metrosexuals, and grooming products galore – what does it mean to be a man?

Plot: In the age of manscaping, metrosexuals, and grooming products galore – what does it mean to be a man? Oscar nominee Morgan Spurlock and executive producers Ben Silverman, Will Arnett, and Jason Bateman present a delightfully entertaining doc featuring candid interviews from Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, Paul Rudd, Zach Galifianakis, and everyday people weighing in on everything from the obsession with facial hair to body dysmorphic disorder.

Newlywed Molly moves into her deceased father's house in the countryside, where painful memories soon begin to haunt her.

Writing by: Erich Hoeber – written by
Jon Hoeber – written by

Produced by: Todd Arnow – co-producer
Sarah Aubrey – producer
Peter Berg – producer
Chen On Chu – line producer: Hong Kong
Brian Goldner – producer
Duncan Henderson – producer
Bennett Schneir – producer
Scott Stuber – producer

Cast: Taylor Kitsch – Lieutenant Alex Hopper
Alexander Skarsgård – Commander Stone Hopper
Rihanna – Petty Officer Cora 'Weps' Raikes
Brooklyn Decker – Sam
Tadanobu Asano – Captain Yugi Nagata
Hamish Linklater – Cal Zapata
Liam Neeson – Admiral Shane
Peter MacNicol – Secretary of Defense
John Tui – Chief Petty Officer Walter 'The Beast' Lynch
Jesse Plemons – Boatswain Mate Seaman Jimmy 'Ordy' Ord
Gregory D. Gadson – Lieutenant Colonel Mick Canales

Music: Steve Jablonsky
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A fleet of ships is forced to do battle with an armada of unknown origins in order to discover and thwart their destructive goals.

Plot: Based on the classic Hasbro naval combat game, Battleship is the story of an international fleet of ships who come across an alien armada whilst on a Naval war games exercise. An intense battle ensues over sea, land and air. What do they aliens – known as 'The Regents' – want?

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Trivia: There are 8 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• Jeremy Renner was cast as Alex Hopper, but dropped out in order to co-star in The Master, which he also later dropped out of.
• The movie is based on the Milton Bradley game “Battleship” that has been manufactured since 1931. The original paper and pencil version of the game predates World War I.
• Some of the artillery used in the film is shaped like the pegs used in the game.

Writing by: Shauna Cross – screenplay
Heather Hach – screenplay
Heidi Murkoff – books

Produced by: Mark Bakshi – executive producer
Douglas McKay – co-producer
Mike Medavoy – producer
Arnold Messer – producer
Erik Murkoff – executive producer
Heidi Murkoff – executive producer
Alan Nevins – executive producer
Louis Phillips – co-producer
David Thwaites – producer

Cast: Cameron Diaz – Jules
Jennifer Lopez – Holly
Elizabeth Banks – Wendy
Chace Crawford – Marco
Brooklyn Decker – Skyler
Ben Falcone – Gary
Anna Kendrick – Rosie
Matthew Morrison – Evan
Dennis Quaid – Ramsey
Chris Rock – Vic
Rodrigo Santoro – Alex

Music: Mark Mothersbaugh
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A look at love through the eyes of five interconnected couples experiencing the thrills and surprises of having a baby, and ultimately coming to understand the universal truth that no matter what you plan for, life doesn't always deliver what's expected.

Plot: Inspired by the perennial New York Times bestseller of the same name, WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING is a hilarious and heartfelt big screen comedy about five couples whose intertwined lives are turned upside down by the challenges of impending parenthood. Over the moon about starting a family, TV fitness guru Jules and dance show star Evan find that their high-octane celebrity lives don't stand a chance against the surprise demands of pregnancy. Baby-crazy author and advocate Wendy gets a taste of her own militant mommy advice when pregnancy hormones ravage her body; while Wendy's husband, Gary, struggles not to be outdone by his competitive alpha-Dad, who's expecting twins with his much younger trophy wife, Skyler. Photographer Holly is prepared to travel the globe to adopt a child, but her husband Alex isn't so sure, and tries to quiet his panic by attending a "dudes" support group, where new fathers get to tell it like it really is. And rival food truck chefs Rosie and Marco's surprise hook-up results in an unexpected quandary: what to do when your first child comes before your first date? A kaleidoscopic comedy as universal as it is unpredictable, WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING finds humor and uplift in all the unexpected trials and triumphs of welcoming a child into the world.

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Trivia: There are 2 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• Kristen Wiig was offered a role but declined due to scheduling conflicts with her TV show Saturday Night Live.
• Based on the popular series of pregnancy guides by the same name with more than 14.5 million books sold through 2011.

The heroic story of a dictator who risks his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he so lovingly oppressed.

Plot: Haffaz Alladeen is the bizarre dictator of the oil-rich African nation of Waadeya. Alladeen is as egotistical and ruthless as dictators come, executing anyone who disagrees with him using his signature "head chop" signal. Alladeen is summoned by the UN to address their concerns about his nuclear program.

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• In the promotional bust shot of the main character against a white backdrop, he is wearing medal ribbons including, among others:
  • The Antarctica Service Medal Ribbon (third row, far left)
  • The Kuwait Liberation of Kuwait Medal Ribbon (seventh row, far left)
  • The Second World War Philippine Defense Medal Ribbon (fifth row, far left) and the Philippine Liberation Medal Ribbon (fifth row, second from left)
  • What appears to be the Belgian Croix de Guerre Medal Ribbon (fifth row, far right)
  • The French Croix de Guerre medal (fifth row, second from right)

  There are at least two cases of duplication: row 16, far right is the same as row 14, second from right, and row 11, far left is the same as row 9, second from right. Altogether, he's wearing 68 medals. The teaser movie poster shows at least one medal (the Belgian Croix de Guerre) changed, and they “loop”: the 11th and 12th rows repeat as the 18th and 19th rows.

The truth of how Mortimer Granville devised the invention of the first vibrator in the name of medical science.

Plot: In Victorian London, Dr. Mortimer Granville, a young doctor struggles to establish himself. He is hired by a doctor to investigate treatments for women diagnosed with female hysteria using 'pelvic massage'. The doctor's two daughters develop an interest in the young Dr. Granville, each tempting to woo him.

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Trivia: There are 1 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• Dr. Granville’s electromechanical vibrator was portable but had a wet cell battery that weighed about 40 pounds.

When a sudden illness and an unexpected reunion threaten dutiful housewife Elena's potential inheritance, she must hatch a desperate plan …

Plot: Elena and Vladimir are an older couple, they come from different backgrounds. Vladimir is a wealthy and cold man, Elena comes from a modest milieu and is a docile wife. They have met late in life and each one has children from previous marriages. Elena's son is unemployed, unable to support his own family and he is constantly asking Elena for money. Vladimir's daughter is a careless young woman who has a distant relationship with her father. A heart attack puts Vladimir in hospital, where he realizes that his remaining time is limited. A brief but somehow tender reunion with his daughter leads him to make an important decision: she will be the only heiress of his wealth. Back home he announces it to Elena. Her hopes to financially help her son suddenly vanish. The shy and submissive housewife then comes up with a plan to give her son and grandchildren a real chance in life.

Trivia: There are 7 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• It all started when a British producer proposed a project with four films made by four different directors, all touching upon the topic of apocalypse. For about a month, director Andrei Zvyagintsev and screenwriter Oleg Negin looked for a plot and found “two or three curious concepts,” but then Negin phoned Zvyagintsev one night and suggested they should meet. At the meeting, he told Zvyagintsev almost the complete plot of the future film. The story is based on an incident from Negin's life.
• The film was originally planned to be made in English, with Elena, Vladimir and Sergey called Helen, Richard and Dan, respectively. Andrei Zvyagintsev dropped the idea when he realized working with an English producer meant “overcoming the issues of the creative method, of the language of cinema.” Soon he proposed the script to Alexander Rodnyansky and the next day after Rodnyansky read it, he phoned Zvyagintsev and said, “Let's start.” Zvyagintsev thanked Rodnyansky in a later interview for sharing his views.
• According to Andrei Zvyagintsev, Yelena Lyadova's performance was so amazing that towards the end of filming, he wished her role was bigger.