The Line
Released in: 2012
Country: China
Summary: The film is based on self-salvation. When the male protagonist encounters family difficulties and life difficulties, he chooses a unique way to save his life.
Controversial scenes
Added: 11.12.2019

Svensk idrott i helg och söcken
Released in: 1945
Country: Sweden
Summary: The film about summer sports in Sweden.
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Added: 07.12.2019

Love On Gallerv Bridge
Released in: 2012
Country: China
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Added: 04.12.2019

Messieurs les enfants
Released in: 1997
Country: France
Starring: Axel Moine, Alexandre Aubry, Guillaume Pelé, Mourad Majdou, Jean-Baptiste Bazin, Pol Raguénès, Vanessa Bile-Audouard, Kelly Guérault, Ouassini Embarek, Jessica Watson
Tags: bathing boy, bathing girl
Summary: This French family fantasy follows in the footsteps of the fine and funny Big (1988). Solemn French schoolteacher Albert Crastaing (Jean-Louis Richard) punishes a trio of 12-year-olds by having them write a Kafkaesque essay with a body-switching premise, cueing the film's storyline of kids transformed into their parents. Nouredine is a French-born Arab whose father (Zinedine Soualem) is an artist forced to drive a cab. Catholic Igor's father (François Morel) died from AIDS after a blood transfusion. Joseph is a Jew whose father (Pierre Arditi) is a cranky and irritable tailor. The trio encounters a prostitute, Yolande (Catherine Jacob). Elsewhere, the parents inhabit bodies of their children and experience problems kids face daily. - Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide
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Added: 30.11.2019

Vi er både rigtig og kloge
Released in: 1975
Country: Denmark
Starring: Michael Boffy Nielsen, Jan Aagaard, Benny Elbæk Petersen, Majbritt Froholdt, Kathrine Schmeichel, René Hermitz, Michael Thorbye, Dorte Kildenfeldt
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Added: 27.11.2019

Embrasse-moi
Released in: 1989
Country: France
Starring: Sophie Rochut, Sylvie Jacob
Summary: This French drama explores the desolation felt by a young girl whose divorced concert pianist mother and businessman father are too self-absorbed to give her any attention. Louise (Sophie Rochut) stoically attempts to carry on, despite the disregard of those around her. Her stoicism is shattered by a few moments of incidental friendliness from a journalist. She runs away to find him, despite not even knowing his name or address. She returns home, unsuccessful, and throws herself in the river. This suicide attempt momentarily brings mother and daughter together, but we are left with little hope that things will really be better in the long run. Writer/director Michele Rosier tells this sad story with a minimum of melodramatics, which makes it even more effective. - Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
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Added: 23.11.2019

José Martí: el ojo del canario
Released in: 2010
Country: Cuba
Starring: Damián Rodríguez, Eugenio Torroella
Summary: The story of José Martí's (Cuba's National Hero) youth. - IMDb
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Added: 20.11.2019

I din fars lomme
Released in: 1973
Country: Denmark
Starring: Stine Sylvestersen, Maria Tagliani, Thomas Roos
Tags: bathing girl
Summary: Stine is now eleven and her life and world in a Copenhagen suburb's modern social housing is portrayed in episodes around her family, friends and school. - IMDb
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Added: 16.11.2019

Lorenzo's Oil
Released in: 1992
Country: USA
Starring: Zack O'Malley Greenburg, Justin Isfeld, Jarrett Lennon
Summary: Until about the age of 7, Lorenzo Odone was a normal child. After then, strange things began to happen to him: he would have blackouts, memory lapses, and other strange mental phemonenons. He is eventually diagnosed as suffering from ALD: an extremely rare incurable degenerative brain disorder. Frustrated at the failings of doctors and medicine in this area, the Odones begin to educate themselves in the hope of discovering something which can halt the progress of the disease. - Murray Chapman, IMDb
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Added: 13.11.2019

Bájecná léta pod psa
Released in: 1997
Country: Czech Republic
Starring: Klára Botková, Jan Zahalka
Summary: The story of an ordinary family living in Czechoslovakia from around 1963 until the Velvet Revolution. Based on the semi-autobiographical novel by Michal Wiewegh. - IMDb
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Added: 09.11.2019