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A retired master car thief must come back to the industry and steal fifty cars with his crew in one night to save his brother's life. Giovanni Ribisi , along with 2 other men, are about to steal a car under orders from Calitri (Christopher Eccleston.) The goal is to steal 50 top of the line cars to fill an order from an international auto theft ring. The intended car is a Porsche, still in a showroom. Ribisi tells the 2 men that he's going to get his tools to steal the car. He opens his trunk, takes out a brick and throws it through the glass door of the car dealership. They steal the car, driving it through the glass wall of the dealership. The police track the car back to the gang's warehouse. Everyone escapes but the police impound all the cars already stolen including 3 Mercedes. Kip Raines (Nicolas Cage) is a former car thief who is now running a rundown go-kart track. One of his old gangs shows up and tells him that Calitri has his brother Ribisi and he's in serious trouble. They go to Long Beach and to Calitri's headquarters in a wrecking yard. The brother is handcuffed to the steering wheel of a car in a crusher. Calitri tells Cage that he has 3 days to steal 50 cars, or his brother dies. Cage agrees. Day 1, they pick their team which includes Robert Duvall, Angelina Jolie and Cage's brother Ribisi who was released from the half-crushed car. Memphis (Rebert Duvall) was Cage's old car stealing mentor. Day 2, they pick out the cars to steal. Day 3, they steal the cars. The police detective (Delroy Lindo) knows how the original 3 Mercedes were stolen. The thieves had gotten special keys from the dealer, so the police watch the dealership. When one of Cage's group goes to get more keys, the police start following him. The theft of the cars is going smoothly until Cage is about to steal one of the Mercedes and notices the police watching. He notifies the rest of his team to walk away from the Mercedes. He still needs these cars to fill his order. He then realizes that he still has the original keys from the first attempt. He decides to steal the 3 Mercedes from the police impound lot. They've now got 49 cars and need just one more. The last car is a 1967 Mustang Shelby GT. This has always been a problem car for Cage since he's never had a successful theft of this type of car. He starts the car but when he starts to pull out of the lot, the police show up. A huge chase begins lasting about 15 minutes ending with Cage stopped in a giant traffic jam on a bridge. As the police are about to capture him, Cage notices a truck used for carrying autos with its ramp down. Cage floors it and using the ramp, jumps over all the cars stuck in traffic, escaping from the police. He gets the car to Calitri 12 minutes late. Calitri toys with Cage saying he'll let his brother live but has really made up his mind to kill Cage. As his henchman are about to kill Cage, his brother shows up and knocks off the henchman. Delroy shows up and he, Cage and Calitri have a gunfight inside the warehouse. Calitri has Delroy at gunpoint and is about to shoot him when Cage runs and throws himself against Calitri, knocking Calitri off the catwalk to his death. Delroy was there to arrest Cage for auto theft but let's Cage go for saving his life. Cage tells him where the other 49 stolen cars are. The last scene is Cage and his gang having a barbecue at Duvall's shop, and they give Cage a present. It is a 1967 Mustang Shelby which can be restored. It ends with Cage and Jolie driving off in it.

Dan, a struggling music executive, meets Gretta, a talented singer-songwriter, in New York City. Despite being rejected by their former record label, they decide to produce their own album and bond personally and professionally. As they work together, Gretta helps Dan mend his relationship with his daughter and they create an album that impresses their former business partner. However, Gretta decides to release the album online instead of signing with the label. With Dan's help, the album becomes a success.

Charlie, a student at a prep school, reluctantly agrees to babysit Frank, a cantankerous blind alcoholic. Their weekend together takes an unexpected turn as they embark on a trip to New York City, deal with family drama, and confront their own personal struggles. Through their journey, they form an unlikely bond and discover the importance of integrity and bravery.

Cry Freedom is a powerful drama based on the true story of Steve Biko, a black activist, and his relationship with a white journalist, Donald Woods. Set in the 1970s during the height of apartheid, the film explores themes of racial discrimination, social injustice, and the struggle for human rights. When Steve Biko is killed by the South African security police, Donald Woods risks his life to expose the truth and fight for justice.

Seberg is a biographical drama thriller that follows the life of Jean Seberg, a French author. Set in Los Angeles during the 1960s, the film explores Seberg's involvement with the Black Panther Party and the FBI's surveillance of her. It delves into her interracial relationship, the smear campaign against her, and the impact it had on her personal and professional life.

A surgeon and his teenage son accidentally switch bodies after a mysterious serum is spilled on them. They must navigate their new lives as they try to reverse the switch, while learning valuable lessons about family and the importance of understanding each other.

The Phantom of Liberty is a satirical film that weaves together several interconnected stories, each exploring different aspects of society and human behavior. Through a series of absurd and often surreal events, the film challenges the viewer's perception of reality and societal norms. From a dinner party where the guests sit on toilets instead of chairs, to a courtroom where the judge is on trial, The Phantom of Liberty takes the audience on a wild and thought-provoking ride.

Bob and Carol, a married couple, attend a self-help group therapy session and become more open about their desires. They encourage their friends, Ted and Alice, to explore their own sexual fantasies, leading to a series of humorous and dramatic encounters.

In Schtonk!, a journalist discovers a fake diary supposedly written by Adolf Hitler, leading to a sensational scandal. As the story unfolds, the journalist becomes entangled in an extramarital affair and faces the ethical dilemma of whether or not to reveal the forgery. This comedy parodies the sensationalism of the media and offers a humorous take on true crime.

Flodder is a Dutch movie about the eccentric Flodder family who moves into a wealthy neighborhood, causing chaos and clashing with their snobby neighbors. The family's crude humor, alcohol abuse, and outrageous behavior create a series of hilarious situations. As they navigate class differences, inheritance schemes, and blackmail, the Flodders manage to turn their new neighborhood upside down in a comedic fashion.

In Demon Eye, a reporter in England investigates the haunting of an amulet, uncovering a sinister possession. The investigation leads to dark secrets involving suicide, incest, and hallucinations. As the reporter delves deeper into the mystery, the presence of death becomes increasingly apparent, including a terrifying encounter with a haunted car.

Rosemary is a German prostitute in 1950s Frankfurt, who becomes embroiled in a murder investigation. Based on a true story, the film combines elements of comedy, drama, and crime as Rosemary navigates the dangerous world of prostitution and industrial espionage.

In the throes of a midlife crisis, a man buys a new Jaguar, and it immediately becomes his new love. What he doesn't know is that his wife is as attracted to the Jaguar salesman as he is to the car.

Clarkson: Supercar Showdown is a thrilling documentary that follows Jeremy Clarkson as he organizes a race between some of the most powerful and iconic supercars in the world. From Bugatti Veyron to Lamborghini and McLaren F1, the film takes you on an adrenaline-fueled journey through drag racing, speeding on the racetrack, and showcasing the precision engineering of these magnificent vehicles.