Warwick Arts Centre Cinema Diary Jul-Aug 14

CINEMA JUL - AUG 2014

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HELLO Summertime and the living is, well, a bit changeable, really. So in preparation we have a cluster of feel-good comedies, a memorable musical and some defining, iconic films.

There is a playful quartet of French comedies: Fanny Ardant takes up a new hobby in her retirement (and he’s 20 years her junior) in Bright Days Ahead; Audrey Tautou and Romain Duris get reacquainted in New York in Chinese Puzzle; the incomparable Fabrice Luchini is one of a pair of bickering actors in Cycling with Molière and Agnès Jaoui looks for Prince Charming in Under the Rainbow.

The musical comes in the shape of Clint Eastwood’s adaptation of Jersey Boys, which features music and the mob in the biopic of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

The iconic movie of the Seventies, The Deer Hunter, returns in fine fettle and demands to be seen on the big screen. Richard Linklater’s Boyhood may well prove to be an equally defining film as a deeply perceptive view of growing up through the eyes of a boy from ages 6 to 18, shot over 12 years.

In George Stevens’ generational drama Giant, James Dean gives his final and greatest screen performance alongside Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson. The issues of fathers and sons are also in evidence in Jon Favreau’s Chef and David Gordon Green’s Joe, boasting Nicolas Cage’s finest performance in a decade. The counterpoint will be found in Angelina Jolie’s exploration of the archetypal witch in Maleficent, which explores the Sleeping Beauty tale from another perspective.

So escape the overblown sci-fi, fighting robots and giant lizards with our carefully curated programme this summer.

John Gore Film Programmer

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The Two Faces of January

The Two Faces of January 12a Fri 4 – Sun 6 Jul Dir: Hossein Amini UK/US/France 2014 96mins Cast: Oscar Isaac, Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst Based on the Patricia Highsmith novel, this tense thriller follows in the mould of a previous Highsmith adaptation The Talented Mr Ripley, which takes in a rich and beautiful American couple and glamorous international locations.

Viggo Mortensen is Chester MacFarland, a con-man holidaying in Greece with his wife Collete, played by Kirsten Dunst. While there, they meet American tour guide and scamartist Rydal (Inside Llewyn Davis’ Oscar Isaac). When Chester asks Rydal to help him dispose of the body of a private detective who has come to investigate him, the trio become dangerously entangled as they attempt to flee the authorities.

Secret Sharer 12a Fri 4 – Sun 6 Jul Dir: Peter Fudakowski UK/Poland/China/Thailand 2014 102mins Cast: Jack Laskey, Zhu Zhu, Ching-ting Hsia, Leon Dai

Secret Devil’s

Sharer Knot

A modern retelling of Joseph Conrad’s short story, featuring rising star Jack Laskey. Secret Sharer follows a young Polish captain’s first command on board a cargo ship in the South China Sea. Left alone on board when his mutinous crew abandon ship, the captain finds a young Chinese woman in the water and gives her shelter in his cabin. But soon the authorities arrive looking for a murderer on the run...

American Interior

Devil’s Knot 15

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Sat 5 & Mon 7 – Thu 10 Jul Dir: Atom Egoyan US 2013 114mins Cast: Dane DeHaan, Reese Witherspoon, Colin Firth

Mon 7 & Tue 8 Jul Dir: Dylan Goch UK 2014 92mins Cast: Gruff Rhys, Kliph Scurlock, Keith Bear

Based on a true-crime book of the same name, Devil’s Knot deals with the brutal murder of three young boys in Arkansas in 1993. When the police reveal the crime had ‘satanic overtones’, the small community is sent into turmoil.

Super Furry Animals frontman Gruff Rhys continues his exploration of the history of Welsh people across the world after 2010’s Separado! with this film about the search for Welsh-speaking Native Americans.

While the local police force begin a witch hunt, and arrest three young men, private investigator Ron Lax (Firth) becomes convinced that there is more to the story than the locals are prepared to admit, and begins digging further into the lives of the families involved in this terrible tragedy.

Rhys’s ‘investigative concert tour’ retraces pioneer John Evans’ 1792 journey to find a lost tribe of Welshspeaking Native Americans. As Rhys travels across the American heartland, he seamlessly blends together interviews, cartoons and songs to create an endearing and engaging film that is part music documentary, part history lesson and part road movie.

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Of Horses and Men 15 Hross i oss

Wed 9 & Thu 10 Jul Dir: Benedikt Erlingsson Iceland/Germany 2013 81mins Cast: Ingvar Eggert Sigurdsson, Charlotte Bøving, Helgi Björnsson Set against the stunning landscapes of Iceland, this off-beat film weaves together interlinking stories based around different horses.

One story follows Kolbeinn, a rich man with his new mare, visiting neighbour and secret admirer Solveig, whose own stallion is also quite taken by the visitors. Other stories involve a local drunk riding his horse to buy vodka from a Russian ship and a Spanish tourist who resorts to drastic actions when he’s caught in a snowstorm with his steed.

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Of Horses and Men

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Jersey Boys 15

Fri 11 – Mon 14 Jul Dir: John Curran Australia 2013 113mins Cast: Mia Wasikowska, Adam Driver, Emma Booth

Fri 11 – Thu 17 Jul Dir: Clint Eastwood US 2014 134mins Cast: John Lloyd Young, Erich Bergen, Michael Lomenda, Vincent Piazza, Christopher Walken

Based on a remarkable true story, Mia Wasikowska plays Robyn Davidson, an Australian woman who decided to undertake a 2,000 mile trek across the Outback with four camels and her dog.

Setting out from Alice Springs in 1978, her story is picked up by the National Geographic, who insist on sending photographer Rick Smolan (Driver) out to meet her periodically along her route.

Over the course of nine months filled with several near death experiences and a tempestuous relationship that develops with Rick, Davidson’s journey became the talk of the nation.

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Jersey Boys

Director Clint Eastwood takes the Broadway and West-End smash-hit musical and adapts it for the screen, elegantly portraying the rise of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

John Lloyd Young reprises the role that won him a Tony award, as Frankie, the young man from Jersey with a distinctive falsetto. The film follows the struggles of four young men from the wrong side of the tracks as their meteoric rise impacts upon their lives in different ways.

Featuring all the hit songs from the original musical, under Eastwood’s direction, this flashy fame story becomes engagingly believable.

Bright Days Ahead 15 Les beaux jours

Tue 15 – Thu 17 Jul Dir: Marion Vernoux France 2013 94mins subtitled Cast: Fanny Ardant, Laurent Lafitte, Patrick Chesnais Veteran French actress Fanny Ardant (Swann in Love) is radiant in this charming French drama about an older married woman’s affair with a younger man.

Ardant plays Caroline, a sixty year old retired dentist who is given a trial membership for an activity centre for old people. After finding the courses dull and the company grating, Caroline gets chatting to the handsome IT teacher Julien and starts a secret affair with the younger man.

A rare opportunity to see an older woman as the main protagonist in this a well-written, plausible and engaging story.

“A PERFECT FIT FOR WHAT USED TO BE THE TRADEMARK OF FRENCH CINEMA - LIGHTLY ROMANTIC, PAINLESSLY SINFUL, LOVE AFFAIRS.” Screen International

Chef 15 Fri 18 – Wed 23 Jul Dir: Jon Favreau US 2014 114mins Cast: Jon Favreau, Robert Downey Jr., Sofia Vergara A zesty feel-good comedy from writer, director and star Jon Favreau. Favreau is Chef Carl Casper, who feels his artistic creativity is limited by the conservative nature of his boss, restaurant owner Riva (Dustin Hoffman).

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When he gets fired for daring to break the rules, Carl must rebuild his integrity as a chef by branching out on his own. Reinventing himself as the owner and operator of a food truck, Carl is soon making waves around the city, revitalising his lust for food, and also his lust for life.

There’s a strong supporting cast culled from Favreau’s Iron Man films, including Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson, and fun cameos from John Leguizamo and Bobby Cannavale.

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Maleficent PG

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Fri 18 – Wed 23 & Sat 26 Jul Dir: Robert Stromberg US 2014 97mins Cast: Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley, Juno Temple

Fri 25 – Sun 27 Jul Dir: Amma Asante UK 2013 105mins Cast: Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Matthew Goode, Emily Watson

Angelina Jolie dons the horned headpiece of evil fairy Maleficent in the latest live-action adventure from Disney. This film delves into the backstory of Sleeping Beauty’s infamous villain, and explores Maleficent’s ill-will towards the beautiful princess Aurora (Fanning).

Inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the illegitimate child of an English Royal Navy captain and an African slave, this film features a central star-making performance from Gugu Mbatha-Raw.

A care-free young woman living in a peaceful forest kingdom, Maleficent leads an idyllic life until an invading royal army threatens the harmony of the land. Betrayed by the man she loves, and bent on revenge, Maleficent places a curse upon newborn princess Aurora.

But as the child grows, Maleficent realizes that Aurora holds the key to peace in the kingdom - and perhaps to Maleficent’s true happiness as well.

Set in the late 18th century, Dido is raised by her aristocratic great-uncle Lord Mansfield (Tom Wilkinson) and his wife (Watson). Although her birth right affords her certain privileges, her status as a “mulatto” means she can only look in envy whilst her halfcousin Elizabeth looks for a suitor.

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Locke

Chinese Puzzle

Chinese Puzzle 15 Casse-tête chinois

Fri 25 – Mon 28 Jul Dir: Cédric Klapisch France/US/Belgium 2013 117mins subtitled Cast: Romain Duris, Audrey Tautou, Cécile De France, Kelly Reilly A delightful romantic comedy featuring a top international cast that includes Audrey Tautou, Romain Duris (Populaire) and Kelly Reilly (Calvary).

French father Xavier is cut adrift when his English wife announces she is leaving him and taking their kids to New York to begin a new life with her American lover.

Xavier soon realises he must also move to New York if he wants to remain in the life of his children, and so begins the painful task of uprooting a life and restarting it elsewhere. Cue a hurried green-card marriage and many messy relationships as Xavier attempts to navigate the ups and downs of a fractured family.

Locke 15

Third person 15

Mon 28 & Thu 31 Jul Dir: Steven Knight UK/US 2013 85mins Cast: Tom Hardy, Ruth Wilson, Andrew Scott

Fri 1, Sat 2, Mon 4 & Tue 5 Aug Dir: Paul Haggis UK/US/Germany/Belgium 2013 137mins Cast: Liam Neeson, James Franco, Mila Kunis, Olivia Wilde

Tom Hardy gives a tour de force performance in this bold thriller from the screenwriter of Dirty Pretty Things and Eastern Promises.

Hardy plays the only character on screen, Ivan Locke, a Welsh building site manager who is driving from Birmingham to London.

Mobile conversations in his car reveal the unravelling of both his professional and personal lives and his desperate attempts to do the right thing.

“IT’S ONE OF THE MOST NAIL-BITING THRILLERS OF THE YEAR.” 

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Oscar-winning writer and director Paul Haggis (Crash) delivers a taut emotional drama with a series of interlocking stories that explore relationships in various states of emotional upheaval.

Liam Neeson is Michael, a writer who has recently left his wife for a younger woman (Wilde). Mila Kunis is an unstable woman at war with her former partner (Franco) over access to their young son, and Adrien Brody is an American business man who falls for a Roma woman whose child has been abducted by human traffickers.

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Dangerous Acts

The Rocky Horror Picture Show 12a Tue 29 Jul 9pm Dir: Jim Sharman US/UK 1975 98mins Cast: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Richard O’Brien Everyone’s favourite cross-dressing musical is back on the big screen in this special one-off screening, where you are invited to come dressed up!

Adapted from Richard O’Brien’s stage production, the film features a fearless Tim Curry as the singing transvestite alien Frank N. Furter and Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick as the innocent lovebirds Brad and Janet.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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Cycling with Molière

Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus tbc Wed 30 Jul 6.30pm Dir: Madeleine Sackler US/UK/Belarus 2013 76mins subtitled Cast: Pavel Gorodnitski, Nikolai Khalezin, Natalia Koliada In Belarus, any art that is performed or displayed without first passing through the hands of the government censors is considered a criminal activity. The Belarus Free Theatre is a group of eight actors and technicians who have gained an international reputation for their fearless pursuit of truth, performing anti-government work all over the world. Some of their members are currently in exile, unable to return home for fear of arrest.

This documentary contains footage filmed in Belarus, starting on the day of the supposedly rigged general election in 2010 and following the company on their artistic mission to raise awareness of the situation in across the world.

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Cycling with Molière 15 Alceste à bicyclette

Wed 30 & Thu 31 Jul Dir: Philippe Le Guay France 2013 105mins subtitled Cast: Fabrice Luchini, Lambert Wilson Director Philippe Le Guay (The Women on the 6th Floor) returns with regular collaborator Fabrice Luchini (In the House) in this playful film about two actors taking on 17th century playwright Molière.

TV star Gauthier Valence travels to Ile de Ré to convince his reclusive friend Serge to star in his stage production of Molière’s comedy of manners, The Misanthrope. Serge eventually agrees to a week-long rehearsal, but the two actors’ egos come into play as they alternate between the lead role of Alceste and the supporting part of Philinte.

“AN AMIABLE FRENCH BUDDY COMEDY, CYCLING WITH MOLIÈRE IS WORTH A RIDE.” New York Post

Arthur & Mike tbc Fri 1 – Tue 5 Aug Dir: Dante Ariola US 2012 101mins Cast: Colin Firth, Emily Blunt, Anne Heche Emily Blunt and Colin Firth hit the road together as two strangers on the run from their past. Firth is Wallace Avery, an amateur golfer who crumbles under the pressure as he stands on the edge of the big time.

Unable to handle the disappointment of his own failure, he fakes his own death and attempts to begin again as Arthur Newman. While on the run, he meets the mysterious Mike (Blunt), who accompanies him on the road, encouraging him to embrace his new anonymity.

But soon, the past catches up with them, and they both must face the very thing they are trying to escape.

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The Lego Movie

The Lego Movie U Sat 2, Sun 3, Fri 8 & Sat 9 Aug Dir: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Australia/US/Denmark 2014 100mins Cast: Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, Will Ferrell Another chance to see this much-loved, awesome family film on the big screen.

An ordinary, rule-abiding construction worker in a Lego world, Emmet’s mundane life is turned upside down when a group of Master Builders (led by Morgan Freeman’s wizard Vitruvius) believes he is destined to save the world from the evil President Business (Ferrell).

Along the way he teams up with Batman, punky love interest Wyldstyle and other assorted Lego characters, and together they must stop Business’s plan to destroy the world with the mysterious weapon known as ‘the kragle’.

“RIDICULOUSLY FUNNY AND METICULOUSLY DETAILED.”  Total Film

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Fruitvale Station

Wed 6 & Thu 7 Aug Dir: Ryan Coogler US 2013 85mins Cast: Michael B. Jordan, Melonie Diaz, Octavia Spencer This superb drama based on the true story of the shooting of an African American by a transport police officer features a standout performance from Michael B. Jordan (TV’s The Wire).

It’s New Year’s Eve 2008, and the young and outgoing Oscar (Jordan) is trying to get his job back, look after his young family and keep to the straight and narrow all the while sorting out plans to see in the New Year.

A heart-wrenching account made all the more effective by the understated and naturalistic performances from the cast and the inclusion of the actual footage of the incident, which was caught on camera phones by members of the public.

“A CONFIDENT, TOUCHING, AND, FINALLY, SHATTERING DIRECTORIAL DEBUT.” The New Yorker 10

Under the Rainbow

The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window And Disappeared 15

The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window And Disappeared

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Fri 8 – Sun 10 Aug Dir: Felix Herngren Sweden 2013 114mins subtitled Cast: Robert Gustafsson, Iwar Wiklander, David Wiberg An adaptation of the best-selling novel by Jonas Jonasson, this film tells the story of Allan Karlsson, an elderly man who’s had his fair share of crazy adventures.

On his 100th birthday, Allan escapes (through the window) from his retirement home and stumbles across a suitcase filled with money. On the run from gang members and policemen across Sweden, he recalls the adventures of his past, from the Spanish Civil War and getting drunk with President Truman, to dancing with Stalin and befriending Einstein’s idiotic brother.

Under the Rainbow 15 Some Like It Hot 12 Au bout du conte

Wed 6 & Thu 7 Aug Dir: Agnès Jaoui France 2013 112mins subtitled Cast: Agathe Bonitzer, Agnès Jaoui, Arthur Dupont A French romantic comedy from Oscar-nominated directors Agnes Jaoui and Jean-Pierre Bacri (The Taste of Others).

Laura believes her current beau Sandro has been sent to her by an angel in a dream. Meanwhile, her aunt Marianne meets up with Sandro’s father Pierre for driving lessons, and their conversations get to the heart of the issues with modern day relationships. With a cast of quirky characters joining forces to depict every pairing imaginable, this is a colourful whirl through the problems with modern relationships, where everyone dreams of a fairy tale ending.

Some Like It Hot

Sat 9 & Sun 10 Aug Dir: Billy Wilder US 1959 121mins Cast: Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon Billy Wilder’s classic screwball comedy starring the unforgettable trio of Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon is back on the big screen in all its digital glory.

Curtis and Lemmon play a pair of musicians who disguise themselves as women to avoid the gangsters on their tail. Joining an all-girl band on their way to Florida, the duo (now called Josephine and Daphne) are mesmerised by the band’s singer, Sugar Kane (Monroe).

As Josephine tries to win over the money-obsessed Sugar, Daphne is attracting the attentions of millionaire Osgood, and the gangsters are getting ever closer.

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Giant PG Sat 23 & Mon 25 Aug Dir: George Stevens US 1956 197mins Cast: Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, James Dean Continuing our James Dean retrospective, the 1956 classic Giant returns to the screen, co-starring Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson. In his final film, Dean plays Jett Rink, a young uneducated ranch-hand who works on the sprawling Texas property of Jordan “Bick” Benedict (Hudson).

Bick brings home his new wife Leslie (Taylor) to the ranch where she soon upsets the status quo, particularly with Bick’s strong-willed sister Luz. Over the course of two generations, the relationship between Jett, Bick and Leslie unfolds, taking in issues of race, love and loyalty that all add up to a true Hollywood epic.

Boyhood

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Joe 15

Sat 23 & Mon 25 – Thu 28 Aug Dir: Richard Linklater US 2014 166mins Cast: Patricia Arquette, Ellar Coltrane, Ethan Hawke

Fri 29 Aug & Mon 1 – Thu 4 Sep Dir: David Gordon Green US 2013 117mins Cast: Nicolas Cage, Tye Sheridan, Gary Poulter

A film 12 years in the making. In 2002, Richard Linklater (Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight) cast six year old Ellar Coltrane as Mason.

In the intervening years, Linklater regularly filmed the boy, as he grew from child to teenager to young adult.

Nicolas Cage delivers his best, most nuanced performance in recent years in this gritty and moving tale set in rural Mississippi.

Through Mason we see all the milestones of growing up, as his voice breaks, as he gets taller and ganglier, as his heart gets broken for the first time. Starring alongside Coltrane is Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke as Mason’s divorced parents and Linklater’s own daughter as Mason’s older sister.

“WHAT AN ASTONISHING ACHIEVEMENT; WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MOVIE.” 

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Cage is Joe, a no-nonsense supervisor of a crew of lumberjacks who finds work for Gary (Mud’s Tye Sheridan), a troubled teenager from the outskirts of town. As Joe takes him under his wing, he discovers that Gary lives with his family in an abandoned house under the tyranny of a drunk and abusive father (a stunning performance by Gary Poulter). Joe soon finds himself torn between his fierce protective instincts and his need to avoid the violence of his past.

“THERE’S NOT AN UNFELT MOMENT IN CAGE’S PERFORMANCE. OR IN THE MOVIE.”  Rolling Stone

A Promise tbc Fri 29 Aug – Thu 4 Sep Dir: Patrice Leconte France/Belgium 2013 94mins Cast: Rebecca Hall, Alan Rickman, Richard Madden Rebecca Hall and Alan Rickman star in French director Patrice Leconte’s first English language film, an elegant period drama set around the time of the First World War, based on the novel by Stefan Zweig.

Rickman is Karl Hoffmeister, an eminent engineer who takes on a young assistant Friedrich. Friedrich finds himself drawn to Hoffmeister’s wife, Lotte (Hall), but they keep their passion for each other in check until Friedrich is unexpectedly sent to Mexico by his boss for two years. Faced with separation, the young lovers make a promise to each other to remain loyal during their time apart, but will they be able to endure in the face of an uncertain future when war rages across Europe?

Joe

A Promise

The Deer Hunter 18 Sat 30 & Sun 31 Aug Dir: Michael Cimino US/UK 1978 182mins Cast: Robert De Niro, John Cazale, John Savage, Christopher Walken Michael Cimino’s groundbreaking epic, The Deer Hunter looks at the impact of the Vietnam War on the lives of three friends from Pennsylvania.

Hailing from a small industrial town, friends Michael (De Niro), Nick (Walken) and Steven (Savage) are steelworkers, working together in tough conditions for little pay. The film then jolts to Vietnam where we find the three taken prisoner and forced to play Russian roulette with their captor.

A film bursting with stand-out performances, with Meryl Streep’s feature debut, the last performance on screen by John Cazale, Christopher Walken’s Oscar-winning breakthrough and Robert De Niro’s brilliant central performance.

“ONE OF THE MOST EMOTIONALLY SHATTERING FILMS EVER MADE.” Roger Ebert

The Deer Hunter

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QUICK GUIDE July

Films A-Z 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window And Disappeared (The) American Interior Arthur & Mike Belle Boyhood Bright Days Ahead Chef Chinese Puzzle Cycling with Moliere Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus Deer Hunter (The) Devil’s Knot Fruitvale Station Giant Jersey Boys Joe Lego Movie (The) Locke Maleficent NT Live: Frankenstein Of Horses and Men Promise (A) Rocky Horror Picture Show (The) Secret Sharer Some Like It Hot Third Person Tracks Two Faces of January (The) Under the Rainbow

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