Released Date:
1999-11-05
Languages:
English
Countries:
UK
Runtime:
69 min
Rated:
R
IMDB Ratings:
7.6 (59767 Reviews)
Director:
Christopher NolanAn older man listens to Bill's story about being a callow writer who likes to follow strangers around London, observing them. One day, a glib and self-confident man whom Bill has been following confronts him. He's Cobb, a burglar who takes Bill under his wing and shows him how to break and enter. They burgle a woman's flat; Bill gets intrigued with her (photographs are everywhere in her flat). He follows her and chats her up at a bar owned by her ex-boyfriend, a nasty piece of work who killed someone in her living room with a hammer. Soon Bill is volunteering to do her a favor, which involves a break-in. What does the older man know that Bill doesn't?
Released Date:
2001-09-07
Languages:
French
Countries:
France
Runtime:
129 min
Rated:
PG-13
IMDB Ratings:
6.9 (2031 Reviews)
Director:
Eric RohmerGrace Elliott (memoir "Ma vie sous la rèvolution")
Eric Rohmer (adaptation)
An episodic look at Grace Elliott (1760-1823) and Philippe, the Duke of Orleans, during the French Revolution. In 1790, they are friends, no longer lovers. He suggests she leave France, she warns him to quit the Revolution. In 1792, she must escape Paris on foot. Less than a month later, she returns on an errand of mercy and shows great courage saving the governor of Tuileries. The Duke in turn steps in to protect Grace. In early 1793, she demands a promise from the Duke that he vote to spare Louis's life; he does not, and Grace is furious. In April, he warns her of a search; she is arrested and brought before the committee. Orleans, too, is suspect. The guillotine awaits.
Released Date:
2007-03-14
Languages:
English
Countries:
UK, Belgium, France
Runtime:
113 min
IMDB Ratings:
5.9 (4110 Reviews)
Director:
Franèois OzonElizabeth Taylor (novel)
Franèois Ozon
Franèois Ozon (dialogue)
Martin Crimp (dialogue)
Angel Deverell comes of age in Edwardian Cheshire knowing she will be a great writer. Rising above her class (her widowed mother has a grocery shop), Angel finds a publisher and a wide audience for her frothy romances. With royalties, she buys an estate, then she's smitten by Esme, a rake from local aristocracy and an artist of dark temperament. She hires Esme's sister Nora, who dotes on her, as a personal assistant, and pursues Esme. Angel is grandly self-centered, coloring her world as if it were one of her novels. When the Great War breaks out and reality begins to trump her will, can Angel hold on to her man and her public?
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