Genre: Action – Country: USA – Runtime: 120 min

Starring: Penelope Ann Miller, Yancey Arias, Lobo Sebastian, Christian Monzon, Alex Solowitz, Bridget Ann White, Carlos Sanz

Director: Harry Winer

Synopsis:
Two hundred students and one teacher who vows to make a difference. What comes between them is revenge—point blank and fully loaded.

Gloria Abraham (Golden Globe nominee Penelope Ann Miller, Carlito’s Way) is a newerstteacher at Garner Washington High School in the inner city of Los Angeles.  Not one to stand idly by and watch as her students grow more and more distanced and jaded, she’s determined to bring change to the school and motivate them to recognize their potential for learning. She’s just as fearless as they are—but with one big difference. Gloria’s still affected by the violence that her students accept as a way of life. This time, it’s the violent death of sixteen-year-old Dwayne Evert, a troubled boy shot down in cold blood by a gang member and local drug kingpin in a deal gone bad.  The police already believe they know who the shooter is — Oscar Reyes (Lobo Sebastian, CSI: Miami), a suspect in six other killings, but no witness is willing to come forward.

While not witnessing the actual murder, Gloria did see from a distance Oscar and his henchmen Leo and Christian threatening the murdered boy.  Fearing for her life, she chooses not to contact the police.  Her boyfriend and fellow teacher, Daniel Rodriguez (Yancey Arias, Live Free or Die Hard), initially surprised by her decision, eventually comes to see it as for the best.  Unlike Gloria, Daniel’s grown up in the same kind of neighborhood and school environment and knows just what revenge someone like Reyes can exact against her.  When Oscar does confront and attack Gloria in an attempt to intimidate her and keep her quiet, she realizes she must go to the police with what she knows.  Refusing to back down to Oscar and his thugs, Gloria turns down the offer of a leave of absence from her teaching position.  Among her more mundane duties at the school is to oversee an upcoming Saturday detention session, which includes an interesting cross-section of students being punished for a variety of basically non-violent infractions.  Despite having a school guard, a metal detection system, police patrolling the area and Daniel insisting that he cover the detention session with her, Gloria and the others find themselves having to barricade themselves inside the school’s library as Oscar and his men infiltrate the school building.  Armed, dangerous and looking for revenge against Gloria, Oscar is fully prepared to unload his fury.  For Gloria, Daniel and the students—unarmed and with all means of communication with the outside world shut down and no clear route of escape—the standoff begins.

Timely, urgent, and explosive, Detention is a thriller that takes no prisoners.

Starring: Penelope Ann Miller, Yancey Arias, Lobo Sebastian, Christian Monzon, Alex Solowitz, Bridget Ann White, Carlos Sanz

Director: Harry Winer

Synopsis:
Two hundred students and one teacher who vows to make a difference. What comes between them is revenge—point blank and fully loaded.

Gloria Abraham (Golden Globe nominee Penelope Ann Miller, Carlito’s Way) is a newerstteacher at Garner Washington High School in the inner city of Los Angeles.  Not one to stand idly by and watch as her students grow more and more distanced and jaded, she’s determined to bring change to the school and motivate them to recognize their potential for learning. She’s just as fearless as they are—but with one big difference. Gloria’s still affected by the violence that her students accept as a way of life. This time, it’s the violent death of sixteen-year-old Dwayne Evert, a troubled boy shot down in cold blood by a gang member and local drug kingpin in a deal gone bad.  The police already believe they know who the shooter is — Oscar Reyes (Lobo Sebastian, CSI: Miami), a suspect in six other killings, but no witness is willing to come forward.

While not witnessing the actual murder, Gloria did see from a distance Oscar and his henchmen Leo and Christian threatening the murdered boy.  Fearing for her life, she chooses not to contact the police.  Her boyfriend and fellow teacher, Daniel Rodriguez (Yancey Arias, Live Free or Die Hard), initially surprised by her decision, eventually comes to see it as for the best.  Unlike Gloria, Daniel’s grown up in the same kind of neighborhood and school environment and knows just what revenge someone like Reyes can exact against her.  When Oscar does confront and attack Gloria in an attempt to intimidate her and keep her quiet, she realizes she must go to the police with what she knows.  Refusing to back down to Oscar and his thugs, Gloria turns down the offer of a leave of absence from her teaching position.  Among her more mundane duties at the school is to oversee an upcoming Saturday detention session, which includes an interesting cross-section of students being punished for a variety of basically non-violent infractions.  Despite having a school guard, a metal detection system, police patrolling the area and Daniel insisting that he cover the detention session with her, Gloria and the others find themselves having to barricade themselves inside the school’s library as Oscar and his men infiltrate the school building.  Armed, dangerous and looking for revenge against Gloria, Oscar is fully prepared to unload his fury.  For Gloria, Daniel and the students—unarmed and with all means of communication with the outside world shut down and no clear route of escape—the standoff begins.

Timely, urgent, and explosive, Detention is a thriller that takes no prisoners.

Starring: -

Director: Glenn Huth Maeland

Synopsis: –

Starring: Glen Campbell, Sandy Duncan, Christopher Plummer

Director: Don Bluth

Synopsis:
A barnyard rooster becomes a rock ‘n’ roll star.

Chanticleer is a golden-tonsilled rooster who misses the arrival of the sun one morning and leaves the farm in disgrace to make his name in the big city. This entertaining children’s film is a story-within-a-story: ROCK-A-DOODLE is actually a beloved book owned by Edmond, a little farm boy whose parents are desperately trying to save the family farm from an impending flood begun, according to Edmond’s book, by the wicked Grand Duke of Owls. When Edmond tries to evoke Chanticleer to bring the sun back, the duke turns him into a kitten, transporting him into the animated world of the rooster and the other animals from his book. Thus begins a colorful journey filled with songs and adventure.

Starring: -

Director: Linda May Kallestein (script/director), Geir H. Mæland (producer), Justo N. Casal (photographer)

Synopsis:
Every single day 6000 girls feel their flesh being cut away.
It’s time to question why!
For 5000 years girls in Africa have suffered and died from female genital mutilation. In the name of tradition the lives of 3 million new girls are endangered every single year. And now female genital mutilation has migrated to Western countries.

Why?
In search of the answer to this ever important question, we hope to find the key to eradicating the practice. This film will reveal some of the reasons why.

Starring: Alexis Bledel, Laurent Lucas and Noémie Godin-Vigneau

Director: Noël Mitrani

Synopsis:
An intense, fast-paced, noir thriller THE KATE LOGAN AFFAIR tells the dark tale of a case of mistaken identity and the unraveling effect it has on the lives of several people. When Kate Logan, a young policewoman, stops Benoit Gando, a French insurance executive who she mistakes for a wanted felon, she fears that he will tell her superiors about her error. To dissuade him from doing so, Kate seduces him and he succumbs to her advances. Little does Benoit know that he’s started down a dangerous path that will not only lead him into real trouble with the law, but that will irrevocably change his life forever.

Starring: Preeti Barameeanat, Khanutra Chuchuaysuwan and Kumpanat Oungsoongnern

Director: Thanakorn Pongsuwan

Synopsis:
Tai, a young man arrested on a crime charge, is discharged thanks to his twin brother Tan’s dogged help. After being set free, he finds Tan in a coma with severe injuries. Tan’s girlfriend, Pang, tells Tai that his brother got involved in some risky business to raise money to fight Tai’s case. Tai feels guilty that his problems brought his brother trouble. He then traces what happened to Tan, which ultimately leads him into illegal basketball gambling. Tai wants to find out who is behind this gambling and why his brother was beaten unconscious. He finally joins the “Fireball” team, a team which belongs to Hia Den and whose players include Singha, Kay, Ik, and Muek. In order to uncover the truth, Tai trades many things-possibly even his life.

Starring: Krista Allen, Michael Bublé, Maeve Quinlan, Mindy Sterling

Director: Andrew Van Slee

Synopsis:
Is it true that blondes have more fun?

Meg Peters is a beautiful brunette who just can’t seem to find Mr. Right, but with a little help from a bottle of blonde hair dye her love life kicks into full swing. When she meets Van Martin, the hilarious smooth-talking owner of the “V” Club, his velvet voice whips up the recipe for love. However, Meg’s romantic bliss becomes a bit more complicated when she runs into beach hunk millionaire Brad Wilson. Who will it be – the gorgeous hunk or the guy who’s really perfect for her?

Starring: Eugene Byrne, Josh Bolt, Connor McIntyre, Liza Tarbuck , Neve McIntosh

Director: Bruce Webb

Synopsis:
Fifteen year olds Robbie and Ziggy think they’ll be best friends forever but when Robbie collapses on holiday and is diagnosed with a fatal heart condition, forever suddenly seems a lot shorter. Lying in the children’s ward, Robbie only has one thing on his mind: he doesn’t want to die a virgin – and the only one who can help him achieve his goal is his best friend.

Robbie pleads with Ziggy to find a way to fulfill his wish, but Ziggy has other things to contend with. He’s just discovered his mother has been lying to him and his absent father may not be as far away as he thought.
Ziggy’s flawed plan of action gets him beaten up by the outraged girls at school, followed by a failed visit to the local massage parlour where he has to rescue Robbie from a raid by the authorities. Frustrated in their efforts, the boys argue and fall out. Feeling alone and hard-done by, an argument with his mother sends Ziggy off on a futile search for his father.

With nobody to turn to but each other the boys make up and renew their efforts. Success still seems a long way off when Ziggy is robbed by a pimp and then arrested by the police for soliciting, but with the unwitting help of Robbie’s father and the kindly ward nurse Tina, Ziggy hatches a plan that may just succeed, but not in a way either of them expects.

Starring: Brent Taylor, Shannon Lucio, Lance Henriksen

Director: Byron Werner

Synopsis:
Before Dahmer… before Bundy… He was the most feared!
Based on real events, STARKWEATHER tells the story of the teenage serial killer whose brutal killing spree inspired the films BADLANDS, NATURAL BORN KILLERS and TRUE ROMANCE. Before the world had ever heard of now-notorious serial killers Ted Bundy, Charles Manson, or Jeffrey Dahmer, 16-year-old Charles Starkweather and his 14-year-old girlfriend sent Americans into a state of panic, killing 11 people in the states of Nebraska and Wyoming. In 1957, a 16-year-old Starkweather left his job as a garbageman to embark on a deadly road trip that lacked any apparent motives. When caught, Starkweather showed no remorse for his actions, and was eventually sentenced to death. In an era when public figures of youthful rebellion like Elvis Presley and James Dean filled the airwaves and the movie screens, Starkweather was seen as a threat not only to the public’s safety, but also to the larger social order.