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Narcolepsy and an uncontrollable bladder collide in a meeting only the universe could orchestrate. Kate and Andy have something in common as their problems more
Narcolepsy and an uncontrollable bladder collide in a meeting only the universe could orchestrate. Kate and Andy have something in common as their problems guide them through lifes biggest mysteries. Love, happiness and a rare bond help them escape the harsh realities of life and open them up to the world of the imperfect. close
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Farah, a teenager from the USA, is a bit wilder than Nilou, who was brought up in Iran. The pair heads for a lonely hill to spend some time alone listening more
Farah, a teenager from the USA, is a bit wilder than Nilou, who was brought up in Iran. The pair heads for a lonely hill to spend some time alone listening to music. Their differences begin to make themselves apparent when Farah tries to explain that girls should be less hairy. close
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A documentary about Amsterdam's music and cultural venue Paradiso.
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The film "Manson Girls" (Manson Girls), directed by Susanna Lo, is based on real events. In 1971, Charles Manson and several women belonging to the so-called more
The film "Manson Girls" (Manson Girls), directed by Susanna Lo, is based on real events.
In 1971, Charles Manson and several women belonging to the so-called Manson family were convicted. Among the victims of this group was actress Sharon Tate, the wife of director Roman Polanski, who was at the time of the murder at the ninth month of pregnancy.
The film “Manson Girls” turns to the background of the bloody events, to the fate of Manson’s friends, trying to understand what could be the reason for the transformation of ordinary girls into brutal killers. close
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An elderly Indian grandfather`s life changes when a Caucasian boy knocks on his door by chance.
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Two musicians become intrigued with a Deaf woman whose idea for music is a whole different tune: awareness and acceptance before one can fall in love.
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