Movies and TvShows featuring "credits-rolling-down" theme.

A little girl befriends her elderly neighbor, an aviator who tells her the story of The Little Prince. As she learns about the prince's adventures and journey through different planets, she also learns valuable life lessons about love, friendship, and imagination.

After being fired from his job, a teenage boy named Otto is recruited into the world of auto repossession. He becomes involved in a bizarre conspiracy when he discovers a strange car trunk that holds a mysterious object. As he delves deeper into the world of repo men, Otto encounters punk rockers, mad scientists, and UFOs, leading him on a wild adventure through the streets of Los Angeles and beyond.

A team of scientists and engineers are working on an underwater lab called DeepStar Six. They accidentally disturb a mysterious and deadly deep-sea creature, which begins attacking the crew. As they try to escape, they face numerous obstacles and must find a way to stop the creature before it escapes into the ocean.

After waking up with no memory, a man finds himself being chased by ruthless assassins while desperately trying to uncover his past.

The Attacks Of 26/11 is a docudrama that recounts the horrifying events of the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India. The movie follows the chaos, mayhem, and extreme violence unleashed by the terrorists as they target various locations in the city. It showcases the brave efforts of the police force to counter the terrorists and protect innocent lives. With its graphic violence and disturbing imagery, the movie captures the brutality and mercilessness of the attack.

Up the Academy is a comedy film that takes place in a military academy. It follows the lives of a group of teenagers as they navigate their way through the challenges and humor of military school. The movie touches on topics such as abortion clinics, Arab stereotypes, and racial relationships, while maintaining a comedic and satirical tone. The story centers around a teenage boy and his experiences in the academy, including his relationships with his stepmother, father, and fellow cadets. It also includes parodies of various cultural references and features a humorous and lighthearted approach to storytelling.

A young and unpopular assistant director, Choi Bo Na, receives a VHS tape from a mysterious man. The tape contains a self-help video called 'How to Use Guys with Secret Tips' that claims to teach women the secrets of winning over men. Skeptical at first, Bo Na decides to try out the tips on her own love interest, Lee Seung Jae, and surprisingly, they work. As Bo Na's confidence grows, so does her success in love and in her career. However, she soon realizes that the real question is whether she can be true to herself while following these tips.

Forest is a dreamlike drama that takes place in the forests of Budapest, Hungary. The story revolves around a group of women and explores their hopes, dreams, and the complexities of their relationships. As the plot unfolds, viewers are immersed in the beauty and mystery of the forest, which serves as a metaphor for the inner struggles and desires of the characters.

A brief, tense phone conversation between politically connected powerhouse Tom Buchanan and a desperate lower-class thug named Judd over Buchanan's bisexual wife Daisy, her working-class lover Lolita and Bartlesby, the enigmatic head of Buchanan's personal security force, results in an interlocking series of actions which culminates in a brutal murder. Thereafter the Buchanans, in a subsequent phone, conversation grapple with the fall-out from the crime, its alleged resolution, and the effect the incident has had on their open marriage.

She's So Cold is a low-budget production that explores taboo subjects such as necrophilia. The story follows a lonely office clerk who becomes obsessed with a dead woman in the morgue. As he spirals into a dark romance, he confesses his desires through a videotaped confession.

A comedic musical short inspired by an obscure Beatles novelty tune. While visiting a mysteriously surrealistic dating agency, a lonely woman (Betty Taylor) checks out the video tapes of one male prospect (Angel Connell) who seems to have multiple personalities. With remote in hand, the woman speeds past those parts of her character she finds unattractive and zeroes in on the aspect of his personality she finds most attractive. Her decision to commit to this appealing part of his persona results in a dramatic change in her life - or does it?