Nine (2009) is a musical drama film that explores the complex relationships between a film director named Guido Contini, his wife Luisa, and his mistress Carla. Guido struggles to balance his personal and professional life while dealing with themes of love, infidelity, and the search for meaning. The film is set in the 1960s and showcases the vibrant world of Italian cinema, fashion, and music.
In 1920s Hollywood, silent film star Don Lockwood falls for chorus girl Kathy Selden. As they try to make the difficult transition to talking pictures, they face challenges from jealous screen partner Lina Lamont and must find a way to make their new musical film a success.
Faces is a movie that explores the intricacies of relationships, focusing on themes of divorce, adultery, and unhappiness. The story follows the lives of several characters, including a prostitute, as they navigate through issues of love, marriage, and personal fulfillment. With its raw and realistic portrayal of human emotions, Faces delves deep into the complexities of life and offers a thought-provoking narrative.
A trio of black female soul singers cross over to the pop charts in the early 1960s, facing their own personal struggles along the way.
All That Jazz is a drama/musical movie released in 1979. It follows the story of a workaholic theater director who struggles with his self-destructive behavior, including prescription drug abuse and heart disease. The movie delves into the price of fame and the dark side of show business.
In 1960s Paris, a young filmmaker named Paul struggles to complete his sci-fi film amidst a series of surreal and outrageous events. As he faces challenges such as a dysfunctional production crew, a mysterious secret agent, and his own self-absorption, Paul must navigate the dark side of the moon and his own personal demons to find his artistic vision.
The Cameraman is a silent film comedy directed by Buster Keaton and Edward Sedgwick. The film follows the journey of a newsreel cameraman who falls in love with a secretary and tries to impress her by becoming a successful cameraman. Along the way, he faces various comedic obstacles and adventures, including a monkey, a streetcar, and a boat accident. Despite his best efforts, he struggles to capture the perfect shot and win the girl's heart. The Cameraman is considered one of Keaton's finest films, showcasing his trademark physical comedy and innovative filmmaking techniques.
A filmmaker struggling to find success creates a virtual actress named S1m0ne, who becomes a worldwide sensation. However, he soon realizes that managing the fictional celebrity and keeping up with the lie becomes increasingly difficult.
After Life follows a man who dies and enters a way-station where he must choose a single memory to take with him into eternity. Set in Tokyo, Japan, the film explores themes of memory, remembrance, and the importance of human connection. Through the process of selecting their memories, the characters learn to find beauty and meaning in the transient nature of life.
De-Lovely is a biography of legendary composer Cole Porter, exploring his unconventional love life and his incredible musical talent. The film delves into Porter's relationships, including his marriage to Linda Lee Thomas, as well as his struggles with personal demons.
The story of Jimmy Walker who became mayor of New York in the '20s.
My Name Is Bruce is a comedy horror movie about a washed-up actor named Bruce Campbell who is mistaken for his character, Ash Williams from the Evil Dead series. He is brought to a small town to fight an ancient Chinese demon that is terrorizing the locals. Despite being a bumbling has-been, Bruce must embrace his role and save the day.
The Barefoot Executive is a comedy film about a young man named Steven Post who works in the mailroom of a television network. He discovers that his girlfriend's chimpanzee, Raffles, has a talent for picking successful television shows. With Raffles' help, Steven rises up the corporate ladder and becomes a successful executive. However, he soon realizes that being successful comes with its own challenges.
A straight young woman living in Tokyo becomes involved in the lives of a gay man and his married lover.
Tout Va Bien is a drama set in 1970s France, following a couple as they navigate the political and social unrest of the time. They find themselves in a supermarket, a factory, and a sausage factory, experiencing the realities of class society. The film explores themes of revolution, worker strikes, and political demonstrations. The story unfolds through a nonlinear time frame and incorporates elements of the Nouvelle Vague movement.
After a career downturn, a former movie star finds herself struggling to make ends meet. She contemplates suicide but eventually finds redemption through her relationships with her family and her return to the film industry.
A married commercial filmmaker (Barry Bostwick) is charged with statutory rape when it is revealed that his lover (Cristen Kaufman) is only 16.
A filmmaker uses his special effects skills to create a realistic monster for his latest movie. However, the monster comes to life and goes on a killing spree, seeking revenge against those who wronged the filmmaker. As the body count rises, a murder investigation is launched, with the filmmaker being the prime suspect. Will he be able to prove his innocence and stop the monster before it's too late?
Starting in 1913 movie director Connors discovers singer Molly Adair. As she becomes a star she marries an actor, so Connors fires them. She asks for him as director of her next film. Many silent stars shown making the transition to sound.
Perhaps Love is a romantic drama that follows the complicated love triangle between a movie star, a director, and an actress, all set against the backdrop of the chaotic world of filmmaking. As the characters navigate their relationships, their lives become intertwined with the art they create, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. Love, jealousy, and betrayal intertwine to create a captivating story of passion and heartbreak.