Movies and TvShows featuring "storeroom" theme.

The capitalist Morita dreamed of making a full-dress private SM film and asked a SM writer Goro for advice. A lovely university girl was introduced to Morita by the degraded film director Yoshimoto. Orie's family had a lot of debt and was desperately in need of cash. Morita selected his basement room as a shooting studio. This was not what Orie had agreed to and she tried to resist but she was tied up naked and confined with her counterpart university boy in the cage. Orie was forced to give up human pride and become an animal. Morita and others continued to watch through the video camera from a different room. And the bizarre SM film shooting started...

An antique chair with a dark history possesses more than just kitschy charm.

The Storage is a comedy-drama film that revolves around the challenges faced by a working-class family working in a paint store. The story explores themes such as theft, unwanted pregnancy, blackmail, alcoholism, and unemployment. It also delves into the dynamics of employer-employee relationships and the struggles of a businessman and store manager. The plot further explores the topic of abortion and touches upon communist ideology. It highlights the experiences of characters as they navigate issues related to birth, motherhood, fatherhood, and pregnancy. The film also showcases the working environment in a paint store and the everyday life of a working-class family in a suburb. With elements of casual sex, job insecurity, and workplace dynamics, The Storage offers a unique portrayal of the challenges faced by individuals in a lower socio-economic class. The film ends by emphasizing the importance of work habits and the repercussions of being fired from a job.

A disillusioned son's trip home is complicated when ten years of family secrets explode over one weekend.

From award-winning directors Steve Balderson and Elizabeth Spear comes this special presentation of three episodes from their never before released prime-time horror-comedy series HELL TOWN. These episodes are the painstakingly remastered episodes seven, eight and nine of Season Two. Seasons One and Three were completely destroyed in a studio fire. The executives suspected arson.

In post-war Vienna, an opportunistic storekeeper takes the audience on a comedic journey through the years, reminiscing about pre and post-World War Two while addressing various societal issues. This one-man show combines satire, monologues, and a touch of absurdity to highlight the character's opportunism, aging, and obsession with cleanliness.

Bob Curtis (William Gargan), the youngest member of the New York City plain-clothes squad, is assigned to help Detective-Sergeant Doyle (Paul Hurst) uncover the people behind a number of fur robberies. Peggy Arnold (Marian Nixon), a beautiful girl, comes under suspicion, but Bob, convinced of her innocence, adopts a desperate plan to clear her and round up the real criminals.