My Brother Is An Only Child
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Two brothers growing up in small town Italy in the 1960s devote themselves to opposite ends of the political spectrum. Then they both fall in love with the same girl.
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Robot Chicken: Star Wars
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Animated sketch show takes you to The Silly Side of George Lucas's sci-fi empire.
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[Rec]
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A news crew get trapped in an apartment block with a deadly virus and something else...
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Son Of Rambow
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Delightful comedy about childlike imagination and love of the movies.
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Shelter
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Love is all you need for troubled surfer who didn't know he was gay.
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Strange Wilderness
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Wildlife TV presenters go in search of Bigfoot with a crew of idiots and stoners.
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How She Move
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A troubled teenager tries to prove herself through dance.
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The Elephant Man
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True story of a grotesquely deformed man who is saved from a freak show to become a sensation in Victorian London society.
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The Sick House
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The spirit of a murderous doctor continues to kill kill kill from beyond the grave.
Hell's Ground
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Pakistani horror flick along traditional slasher lines - young people, road trip, Leatherface lookalike, oops!
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