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Inside Out

Inside Riley Andersen's mind, five personified emotions—Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust—guide her reactions from their control center, Headquarters. When Riley's family moves from Minnesota to San Francisco, her world is upended, causing Sadness to accidentally contaminate a core memory, which are the foundational memories powering Riley's personality islands. In a struggle to contain the memory, Joy and Sadness, along with all of Riley's core memories, are ejected from Headquarters and embark on a perilous journey through the vast, intricate regions of her mind, including Long-Term Memory, Imagination Land, and Dream Production. Back in Headquarters, Fear, Anger, and Disgust attempt to steer Riley, but their efforts lead to her becoming increasingly despondent and detached, causing her personality islands to crumble. On their quest to return to Headquarters, Joy and Sadness encounter Bing Bong, Riley's forgotten imaginary friend, who sacrifices himself to help Joy escape a memory dump. Joy eventually realizes the crucial role Sadness plays in allowing Riley to process grief and receive comfort, and upon their return, Sadness is able to help Riley openly express her sorrow to her parents, leading to emotional healing and the formation of new, more complex core memories that combine multiple emotions.

The Eve

Four college friends, Chloe, Maria, Jessica, and Jen, gather for a final Christmas Eve together before they graduate college, deciding to partake in an old urban legend ritual involving a mirror that supposedly reveals their future true love or their death. What begins as a harmless game quickly turns sinister as they inadvertently awaken an ancient evil spirit that begins to stalk and torment them. Trapped in a remote house, they must uncover the truth behind the ritual and fight for their lives as the entity feeds on their fears and turns their closest bonds against each other, leading to a desperate struggle for survival as the night progresses.

Garm Wars: The Last Druid

In a world where clone soldiers from three military tribes are locked in a perpetual battle of air, land and technology, one clone is separated from the battle and finds herself on the run w... Read all Tags: Storyline: The director is interested in celtic /Irish culture. There are images of dolmen graves. Some of the soundtrack is in Gaelic language but sung by Mongolian singers in Mongolian style for extra impact.

Horrible Bosses

Three friends conspire to murder their awful bosses when they realize they are standing in the way of their happiness. Tags: Storyline: Colin Farrell was heavily involved in the look of his character. The comb-over and prosthetic stomach were his idea. He also decided his character would have an obsession with Chinese dragons, and he took part in developing the design for Bobby's apartment.

Angel

High-schooler Molly secretly earns her living as Angel, a street prostitute whose only family and friends are the ones she works with on the streets. She must survive against a serial killer... Read all Tags: Storyline: Donna Wilkes was 23 years old when she played the 15-year-old high-school student/prostitute.

Mississippi Grind

"Mississippi Grind" follows the story of Gerry, a down-on-his-luck gambler facing financial ruin, who meets Curtis, a charismatic and carefree poker player. The two form an unlikely friendship and embark on a road trip through the American South, aiming to change their fortunes by hitting various casinos and high-stakes games along the Mississippi River. As they journey from Iowa to New Orleans, their bond is tested by their personal demons, differing motivations, and the unpredictable nature of gambling. The film explores themes of addiction, friendship, and the pursuit of redemption as Gerry and Curtis navigate the highs and lows of their risky venture.

Seven Years in Tibet

Heinrich Harrer, an Austrian climber, breaks out of prison and travels to the holy city of Lhasa. He is employed as an instructor to the 14th Dalai Lama and soon becomes his close confidante... Read all Tags: Storyline: Jetsun Pema is the real-life sister of The Dalai Lama. In this film she plays the mother of The Dalai Lama and hence her own mother.