A nameless fallen angel descends to Earth seeking redemption for the death of a young innocent who perished while under his...
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2009
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A woman who has never had much trouble choosing between love or money tries to teach a man the tricks of the trade in this...
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Jacques
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2008
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The wind whispers ominous warnings of death before a malevolent entity arrives to claim the life of a young girl as director...
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2006
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2006
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After making a living by providing English subtitle translation to numerous French films, American filmmaker Andrew Litvack...
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2004
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2004
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2004
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The psychological thriller Evilenko tells the story of arguably the most infamous serial killer in the history of the Soviet...
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2004
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The romance, intrigue, and industry politics of the world's biggest film festival -- which is also the world's biggest film...
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2002
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Oliver Megaton's action thriller Red Siren, an adaptation of Maurice G. Dantec's La Sirene Rouge, concerns the unusual...
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2002
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Originally telecast in the United Kingdom, the two-part miniseries White Teeth was based on Zadie Smith's 2000 bestseller...
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2002
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When an archeology student unearths some ancient Celtic stones in a mysterious forest, she comes face to face with the...
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2002
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In this religious drama concerning the struggle between science and faith, Olivia Williams plays Sharon Golban, an Israeli...
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2001
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Hot on the heels of the BBC's multipart 1999 adaptation of Charles Dickens' semiautobiographical novel David Copperfield came...
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2000
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Daphna Kastner directed this romantic comedy-drama, set in Spain. Interviewing Madrid men, journalist Zoe (Kastner) intends...
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1999
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In this unusual period drama from 1999, classical music expert and filmmaker Tony Palmer delves into the final years of...
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1999
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Perhaps inspired by the success of biopics like Shine and Amadeus, this film based on a true story -- and a book (entitled A...
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1998
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This four-hour fantasy miniseries, elaborating on the Arthurian legend and filmed in England and Wales, offers a portrait of...
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1998
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Los Angeles store owner Dana (Victoria Foyt) is shopping in Israel where a meeting with a mysterious woman leads her to Paris...
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1997
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Leo Tolstoy's classic novel is brought to the screen once again in what was the first American-based production of this story...
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1997
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This British biopic attempts to chronicle the life of 17th-century tunesmith Henry Purcell. The filmmakers have had to do...
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1995
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Richard Linklater's third feature -- set, like his other works, over the course of one 24-hour period -- Before Sunrise is a...
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1995
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Best known for their historical epics that examine class and social issues in British life through a thick lens of tasteful...
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1995
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1994
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In France in 1452, the dark superstition of the Medieval era was beginning to give way to the more enlightened attitudes of...
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1993
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Filmed in Eastern Europe, this direct-to-cable adaptation of Mary Shelley's iconographic monster tale features...
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1993
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1993
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For sheer abject self-indulgence this side of an Eric Schaeffer movie, one need look no further than the films of...
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1992
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In this tedious and excessively complicated thriller, a cop (Patrick Bruel) who has been sent to investigate the corruption...
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Thurston
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1992
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Directed by Ken Russell, Prisoner of Honor is a made-for-cable retelling of the 1894 court-martial of French Army officer...
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1991
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A lusty executive for a high-tech company tries to juggle his life between two disparate wives and his mistress. He is also...
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1991
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Season of Giants succeeds more in ambition than in execution. This 195-minute TV movie proposes that a great professional...
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1991
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Peter Medak directed this fact-based drama, chronicling the lives of the infamous Kray Brothers, notorious celebrities in 60s...
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1990
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1990
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Sherilynn Fenn heads the cast of Full Moon Productions' Kiss of the Beast. Fenn plays an art student who inherits a...
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1990
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1989
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This difficult-to-follow arthouse film explores the parallel stories of two very idealistic Zionist women who never met in...
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1989
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Originally titled Judith Krantz' Till We Meet Again, this two-part soaper covers forty-three years in the lives of three...
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1989
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Italian schlock-horror director Lucio Fulci helmed this 1989 made-for-television ghost story, featuring his trademark gore...
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1989
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Shirley MacLaine is Madame Sousatzka, an aging piano instructor of Russian extraction. Entrenched in a dilapidated London...
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1988
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The year is 1908; after centuries of unchecked power, the Ottoman empire is rapidly crumbling. As a result, Turkey's secret...
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1988
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1988
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Despite the tendency of the Curse films to bear absolutely no relation to each other, this is perhaps the only film in that...
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1988
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1987
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1986
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Writer/director Derek Jarman injects his patented iconoclasm in this biography of Renaissance artist Michelangelo Merisa da...
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1986
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Based on a novel of the same title by Uwe Timm and set in 1904 in South Africa, this is an uneven tale of war and intrigue...
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1985
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The story in this two-part TV biopic was probably "untold" mainly because it was untrue. According to the revisionist script...
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1985
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Filmed in Tunisia on a budget of 30 million dollars, the five-part, 12-hour miniseries A.D. was the final installment in a...
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1985
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Sylvia Kristel adds her sexual allure to the story of Mata Hari (Margaretha Geertruida Zelle), executed by the French in 1917...
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1985
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1984
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Originally a nine-hour British miniseries, this film on the last four decades in the life of Richard Wagner may have taken...
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1983
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The seven-hour TV miniseries Ellis Island was adapted from a novel by Fred Mustard Stewart. Per its title, the film is a...
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1983
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The BBC-produced An Englishman Abroad was first offered to American viewers October 27, 1984, as part of PBS' Great...
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Guildenstern
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1983
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This talky French costume drama chronicles the adventures of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette as they attempt to flee...
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1982
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In this sudsy drama, a Russian dancer defects and joins a London ballet school headed by a manipulative madam who uses the...
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1982
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Directed by TV-anthology veteran Jeannot Szwarc, Enigma has a certain small-screen "feel" to it. Adopting a musical-comedy...
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1982
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1982
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1981
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The deeper, broader issues behind the rise and fall of one of the world's greatest ballet dancers and choreographers, Vaslav...
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1980
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1979
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At Space City, Blake (Gareth Thomas) must negotiate with the criminal organization Terra Nostra in order to destroy the...
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1979
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Dick Richards directed this French Foreign Legion adventure that's at once parodies and pays tribute to the venerable...
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1977
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Though not Ian Fleming's most famous James Bond novel, 1962's The Spy Who Loved Me was distinguished by the unique device of...
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1977
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Also titled The Price of Freedom, Operation Daybreak is a retelling of the terrible consequences attending the assassination...
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1976
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In this romantic adventure comedy from French writer/director Jean-Paul Rappeneau, Catherine Deneuve stars as Nelly, a young...
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1975
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Peter Sellers stays busy in this comedy playing Hitler, Prince Kyoto, and four others in this tale of an anti-Nazi French...
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1975
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When Anne-Marie (Delphine Seyrig), the wife of the French vice-consul, grows weary of her oppressive life in 1930s India, she...
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George Crown
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1975
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Set in the City of Light, this crime melodrama chronicles the attempts of a US drug agent to stop a major drug-lord. Though...
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1974
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Like many of Agatha Christie's mysteries, Murder on the Orient Express is predicated on an actual event, in this case the...
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1974
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Story of a Love Story may well be the least-known of John Frankenheimer's films. Filmed in France, the story concerns highly...
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1973
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In this involving political thriller, a secret French paramilitary organization plans to assassinate French President Charles...
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1973
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Italian director Pier Pasolini tells four of the Chaucer tales in this graphic and satirical picture that chronicles the...
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1972
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Zany British comedian Frankie Howerd, who'd previously laid waste to Ancient Rome in Up Pompeii, does same with World War II...
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1972
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1971
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Norman Jewison's adaptation of the long-running Broadway musical is set in the Ukranian ghetto village of Anatevka (the film...
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1971
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Nicholas and Alexandra covers the rise and fall of the last of the Russian Romanovs. We first meet Czar Nicholas...
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1971
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Julie Andrews made a bid to change her squeaky clean image with this elaborately mounted World War I musical. Lili Smith...
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1970
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Set in the British Isles in the 1930s, this film involves two old-maid sisters who lock their deranged brother in a cellar...
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1970
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1970
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In the fourth episode of the ten-part story "The War Games," the Doctor (Patrick Troughton) and his companions are still on...
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1969
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During the excavation of an old Norman church, several top archeologists are killed. Upon further investigation, Steed and...
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1969
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Anne of the Thousand Days is the belated film adaptation of Maxwell Anderson's 1948 stage play. The story concentrates on the...
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1969
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The Assassination Bureau is loosely based on a turn-of-the-century yarn written by Jack London. Nellie Bly-style girl...
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1969
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In the sixth episode of the ten-part story "The War Games," the Doctor (Patrick Troughton), his companions Jamie (Frazer...
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1969
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In the fifth episode of the ten-part story "The War Games," the Doctor (Patrick Troughton) and his companions, still trapped...
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Scientist
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1969
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Director Anthony Mann's final film (Mann died during the filming, and the production was completed by the film's star,...
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1968
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Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew is a zesty version of the classic comedy,...
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Pedant
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1967
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The plot of this episode is set in motion by the intense rivalry between FOG ("Friends of Ghosts") and SMOG ("Scientific...
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1967
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An amoral American makes his way through genteel British society in this drama. Marco (Michael Thomas Parks) is a...
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1966
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Missing for two years, a scientist suddenly returns to his home, only to immediate vanish again. Aware that the poor man had...
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1966
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Duncan (Adrian Paul) has arrived in Paris, where the Immortal Kuyler (Peter Howitt), the most successful hired killer in...
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