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After finding success in the indie arena with HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH and SHORTBUS, John Cameron Mitchell directs some of Hollywood’s biggest names with this drama. RABBIT HOLE stars Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart as a married couple whose lives and relationship are shattered by the accidental death of their son. Based on a play by David Lindsay-Abaire, Mitchell’s film also stars Dianne Wiest and Tammy Blanchard.
CAPTURING THE FRIEDMANS director Andrew Jarecki makes a smooth transition to fiction with this drama. Set among the glitz and glitter of New York City in the 1980s, ALL GOOD THINGS features Ryan Gosling, Kirsten Dunst, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan in a story that combines romance and mystery.
Actress Helen Mirren and her director-husband, Taylor Hackford, reteam for the first time since 1985’s WHITE NIGHTS for this drama. Grace (Mirren) and Charlie (Joe Pesci) make a fine couple: she provides the mind behind their schemes, while his work as a gangster allows the swindles to be carried out. But a new scam involving a handsome boxer threatens both their plan and their two-decade marriage. LOVE RANCH also stars Gina Gershon, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, and Bai Ling.
Jeff Bridges stars in this drama based on Thomas Cobb’s first novel about an alcoholic country singer. The musician’s career is going downhill as he watches his protégé’s star ascend, but his encounters with a journalist (THE DARK KNIGHT’s Maggie Gyllenhaal) might just keep him from hitting rock bottom. Oscar winner Robert Duvall costars and serves as one of the film’s producers.
After LIVE FLESH, ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER, and VOLVER, director Pedro Almodóvar and his muse Penélope Cruz unite for a fourth time with this drama. Here, Almodóvar delves into noir style to tell a tale of a man (BAD EDUCATION’s Lluis Homar) with dual identities who tries to compartmentalize his life after he loses his love (Cruz) and his sight in a car crash.
This drama tells the real-life story of the infamous British prisoner Charles Bronson (not to be confused with the American actor of the same name). Though Bronson was initially sentenced to seven years for burglary, his bad behavior–including attacking violently, taking hostages, and staging protests from the roof–has had him imprisoned for more than three decades, most of it in solitary confinement.
Based on Flaubert’s masterpiece. A concupiscent and beautiful woman has a series of affairs and finds herself in conflict with conservative 19th century France. Academy Award Nominations: Best (Black-and-White) Art Direction-Set Decoration.
Tyler Perry returns as Madea (and director, screenwriter, and producer) in this drama about family, love, and redemption. Madea discover three kids trying to steal from her, and she sends them to their only relative. Their aunt April (Taraji P. Henson) is an alcoholic who is having an affair with a married man, but the three children–and an attractive new tenant–may represent a chance for a fresh start.
Two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank (MILLION DOLLAR BABY) takes the biopic route in her title role as Amelia Earhart. Mira Nair (MONSOON WEDDING) directs this drama that also features Richard Gere and Ewan McGregor.
This thriller from director Kathryn Bigelow (POINT BREAK) travels to Baghdad with a U.S. military bomb detonating unit. THE HURT LOCKER stars Jeremy Renner, Guy Pearce, and Ralph Fiennes.
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