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A South African school girl becomes aware of the oppression in her country and takes part of the increasingly dangerous protests against Apartheid.

Two bank-robbing, escaped convict brothers take an ex-preacher and his family hostage while en route to a rendezvous at a hellish biker bar in Mexico.

When two escaped criminals wander into the town of Happy, Texas, they are mistaken for a pair of gay lovers who have been hired to organize a beauty pageant.

In 1987, a college student is forced to get a job at a decrepit amusement park, where he discovers new meaning in life from a group of colorful co-workers.

The mysterious owner of a confectionery awakens the passions of a small, devoutly Catholic village in France with her delectable chocolate treats.

Drawn in by a woman looking through the window, a lawyer walks into a dance studio on impulse to sign up for lessons and finds himself consumed by his hobby.

Struggling author, Clifford Irving, is desperate to make money, so he make a salacious claim that he has Howard Hughes' cooperation to write his biography.

A young graduate from the University of Memphis takes on a big insurance company that refuses to pay for a leukemia victim's bone marrow transplant.

A wealthy playboy who takes his life for granted finds his world changed when a car crash leaves him in a confusing, layered tangle of alternate realities.

A young man moves to the big city to work at an oil refinery with his uncle and learns to appreciate the nightlife at a famous honky-tonk nightclub.

During the 1950s, a teenager wants to prove himself to a new girl in school, but he trips up when he tries to maintain a cool image with his friends.

Teens from opposite sides of the tracks face rejection from their respective social groups, wealthy students and new-wave kids, when they begin dating.

In post-World War II Germany, a youth has a passionate affair with an older woman that he later learns is the subject of a Nazi war-crimes trial.

A young con artist is sent to Italy in order to retrieve a wealthy man's son, but he becomes infatuated with high society to the point of murder.

Struggling author, Clifford Irving, is desperate to make money, so he make a salacious claim that he has Howard Hughes' cooperation to write his biography.