Josie is at odds with her insurance company for an expensive treatment that will stop her skin from disintegrating in this psychological thriller. As time runs out, she decides to take drastic measures.
It took almost a year, but today I finally get to show off a TWO billion frame per second camera! I really want to record refraction, interference, and other awesome stuff with this camera, but today I'm looking into a really strange quirk of the speed of light. In a way, understanding this weird phenomenon is kind of a prerequisite for everything else I want to do with this camera - I hope you find it as interesting as I have!
When an ambitious young woman decides to leave the retail job she shares with her socially inept father, she chooses to keep her decision a secret from him. Her clumsy efforts to maintain this charade clash with his own absurd efforts to keep her by his side as the two take a short break together.
French environmental scientist Dr Pauline Joubert, about to expose secret warfare technology, was assassinated by her hitman/lover in New York's Central Park in 1985. In present day Manhattan, Cassie Cole, a hillbilly True Crime blogger (from the Deep South), continually re-lives Pauline's murder, discovering that she is Pauline's reincarnated soul, and eventually solving a decades-old crime.
Wakako, who works for a lingerie manufacturer, is doing well both in her personal and professional life, and is in love with her husband. However, Wakako's sexual desire is so strong that her husband can't keep up and has openly accepted her affair, saying that she is just a casual sex partner...
Waking up at a gaming table marked by silences and glances, a former couple tries to survive the game commanded by a sadistic Sheriff, where the last card can decide not only the winner, but also who survived.
A teenage boy gets the opportunity of a lifetime. But to follow his passions and chase his dreams of becoming a magician, he must face his biggest challenge yet - leaving his loving mother.
In the days before the Internet, a single mom must scramble to bail out her 12-year-old son when he waits until the night before to start a major homework assignment.
Nobody enjoys being in debt, financial or otherwise, but August Strindberg’s 1888 play – which the author ranked as his finest achievement – plays with masterly skill on the themes of emotional debit and credit to create a situation as painfully enjoyable for the audience as it is nightmarish for the protagonists.
The story of brothers Ayan and Tuluur. In his youth, Ayan, unable to bear the conflictual relationships and stifling atmosphere of his village, decides to leave for Yakutsk to study and start a new life. Meanwhile, Tuluur stays with his mother to care for her during her illness. For the next nine years, Ayan loses contact with his family, isolating himself from the past, until one day he receives news of his mother's death and the need to return to his home village to settle his inheritance.