In 1969, four strangers arrive at the El Royale Hotel. Catholic priest Daniel Flynn, singer Darlene Sweet, salesman Laramie Seymour Sullivan, and sarcastic Emily Summerspring meet the hotel's only employee, Miles Miller. As the guests settle in, secrets are revealed and tensions rise. Priests turn out to be robbers, FBI agents are undercover, and hidden passageways with surveillance equipment are discovered. A kidnapping, murder, and a sadistic cult leader add to the chaos. Ultimately, the survivors must fight for their lives and confront their guilt and past actions.
On a cold day in the park, Frances Austen, a sexually repressed woman, befriends a mute boy she finds sitting on a park bench. She takes him to her apartment, where her obsession with him grows. As their relationship develops, Frances becomes increasingly possessive and controlling. The film explores themes of desire, loneliness, and the psychological impact of captivity.
To Die of Love is a 1971 drama film that delves into the tragic story of a man struggling with love, loneliness, and depression. Set in France, the film follows the protagonist as he deals with the aftermath of his divorce, his feelings of isolation, and the overwhelming sadness that leads him to contemplate suicide by gas poisoning. Through his encounters with various people, including a librarian, a nun, and a fellow cell-mate in prison, the protagonist navigates the complexities of his emotions and the societal pressures that contribute to his despair.
The untold story of a secret war
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