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A kidnap goes awry: mixed up in a rain storm, dashing in and out or storefronts, our hero tosses a raincoat over his prey and tossing her into his bicycle powered ice cream wagon spirits her off to his basement apartment in the village.
Two funeral directors in a Welsh village?
However, they didn't count on the ghost of the dead husband haunting Seki and others in the village!
This B&W film reached the spartan movie house of my Frisian village about 18 months after its release.
The film clearly supports "it takes a village to raise a child" and reminds of an important time in black history and culture.
Due to a colossal blunder, half the village is now in Northern Ireland, the other half is in the Republic.
Shortly after the police convict an innocent man of the crimes, a reporter named Andrea Martelli arrives in the village and decides to start investigating the murders on his own.
the one from a communist village in Languedoc.
Even though many of the characters are caricatures, and you have to have been to a Welsh village to appreciate that, they are also very human, and the rapport between Blethyn and Molina is a joy to behold.
By the end of 19th century in a remote Japanese village a young man and a married woman, older than he, fall in love with each other and decide to kill her husband to be free to enjoy their love.
Here he presents an overtly dystopian future, however low-key, where a homosexual mayor/dictator (Richard Chen) has the entire village drugged except for a group of rebels.
Horrible magic effect, really fake fireball, terribly made dungeon, castle, village...... sword, axe, shield, robe, plate..... okok... everything.
Simply delightful claymation feature from Nick Park and company spoofing such film-greats as "King Kong" and "The Wolf Man" has Wallace and Gromit as rabbit security finding it difficult to solve a major problem in their village..a giant were-rabbit is feasting lavishly on the vegetable crops of the citizens!
Rather he choose to focus on two characters, one photographer and one of his relatives who comes from his small village to find a job on transatlantic ships.
In this one, someone has been strangling the preteen boys in a rural, southern Italian village and, typical for these gialli, there are many suspects.
None can take away his hands to the priest and so the sisters lifespan devotion can only remain into the village.
Philippa and Martina know their destiny, belong only to the village.
So when you understand that, you are on the movie scene, in the village that becomes the whole known world in that time.
When, no technology can let you imagine anything else than the campaign, the village, the sea.
You feel the rhythm of that ancient village's life.
Bergman's regular Max von Sydow and Liv Ullmann starred as a village couple, Jan and Eva Rosenberg.
John and his wife Emily, accompanied by their child Edward venture from the comfortable environs of suburbia to the village where the husband spent some of his childhood.
This small band must hold on to a fort located close to the Indian village until reinforcements arrive.
They try to fake her death to escape her husband and the village.
This film follows a group of of Dinka boys, a tribe of cattle herders, whom were left orphaned after their village was destroyed and their families killed in a brutal attack carried out by the Arab forces.
In this atmosphere we are introduced to Avakum, a hermit fur trapper, who lives out in the wilds, as he comes to the village to sell his annual catch to Boris, his close, and rather only, friend in the village, who runs a store.
A scene which has influenced me a lot to think positively and different about this war movie is, when Tamura comes into a Phillipino village which is completely deserted.
After he turns away from the corpses, two Phillipinos (a couple or brother and sister : very close relationship) return to the village in order to get their stash of salt back.
For those not in the know, the Asterix books are a hugely successful series of comic books about a village of indomitable Gauls who resist Caesar's invasion thanks to a magic potion that renders them invulnerable supermen.
Something not only for Black History month but as a reminder of the goodness of people and the statement that it truly does take a village to raise a child.
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