Movies and TvShows featuring "walking-in-the-middle-of-the-street" theme.

A group of criminals are brought together for a job, but things go wrong, leading to paranoia and uncovering of a larger conspiracy in the automobile industry.

In a fictional town in rural America, the peaceful farming community is terrorized by a cult of children who believe that they must sacrifice adults to a supernatural being inhabiting the cornfields. A brother and sister find themselves caught in the middle of the chaos as they struggle to survive and uncover the truth behind the cult's dark rituals.

In a dead-end job in New Jersey, an aspiring female rapper named Patricia, also known as Patti Cake$, dreams of making it big in the music industry. Despite facing challenges such as a difficult relationship with her mother, a widow struggling to make ends meet, and the judgment of others due to her weight, Patti perseveres and forms a friendship with a musician named Jheri. Together, they navigate the music scene and work towards achieving their dreams.

The Man Who Sleeps follows a young man in Paris who feels disconnected and disillusioned with the world. As he navigates through his mundane life, he experiences an existential crisis and struggles to find purpose and connection. The film explores themes of loneliness, incommunicability, and the existential dilemma of modern urban life. Shot in black and white, the movie uses voice-over monologues to delve into the protagonist's thoughts and emotions, creating an experimental and introspective atmosphere.

Shot on a Digital Harinezumi, the film features a disturbing and monstrous character walking the streets of Havana to meet people. The reading of a poetic, funny and false prophecy about communism and a new revolution coincides with a minimal and repetitive soundtrack.

Ilias, a young man of Athens, meets Panagiotis, a new-comer from Albania and falls in love with him. He pays dearly for the relationship.

Fatherless is a documentary that delves into the consequences of growing up without a father figure, specifically focusing on the experiences of black men. Through interviews, narration, and archive footage, the film examines the effects of absent fathers on the lives of these individuals, highlighting the challenges they face and exploring the various factors that contribute to this issue.