Notorious is a biographical drama that tells the story of a famous rap artist's life, from his upbringing in Brooklyn to his rise to stardom and ultimately his tragic death. The movie explores themes of sacrifice, immorality, and the price of fame. It depicts the artist's struggles with irresponsibility, lust, and rivalry, as well as his complicated relationships with his mother, son, and various women. Through a series of flashbacks, it showcases the artist's involvement in drugs, violence, and the music industry, leading up to his untimely demise.
Opening Night follows a troubled theater actress as she becomes increasingly unhinged during a play rehearsal. The story explores themes of artistic creation, obsession, and spirituality. The actress's journey is marked by encounters with an obsessed fan, a spiritualist, and a man who confesses his love to her. As the rehearsal progresses, the woman's mental state deteriorates, leading to a climax involving a bloody nose, a ouija board, and a violent confrontation backstage. Set in the world of theater, the film showcases the intense emotions and complex dynamics that can arise in the pursuit of artistic excellence.
Desdemona lives on an isolated island with her strange family: her father Mario, her stepmother Dulcinea and her mentally challenged sister Paulova. As the only inhabitants on the island loneliness and desolation engulf all members of her family. Desdemona tries to ward off her boredom by taking long walks along the beach or engaging in acts of self-gratification. She often tries to seduce her own father Mario to engage in acts of a sexual nature. Their daily routine is interrupted by the arrival (by boat) of a robust male stranger who brings friction into Desdemona's family.
Women's Prison is a psychological drama that explores the lives of the inmates in a 1950s women's prison. The film delves into the themes of power, dominance, and jealousy, while also highlighting the struggles and relationships between the prisoners.
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