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- A mysterious black box spells danger to a con man and female detective.
- An American government hitman on the run, makes a pact with two travellers to help him disappear into the Mexican jungle.
- A dangerous, violent gang kidnaps a woman and her daughter to extort some money from her rich husband. He and her down-on-his-luck ex-cop ex-husband decide to deal with the kidnappers themselves.
- A male softball team is challenged by a female softball team to see who is best.
- A humble young man with uncommon skills from a small southern town gets caught up in high stakes golf matches between big-time gamblers until the game becomes life and death.
- When a high school wrestling coach recruits outsider Noah, a student with Autism, for his team, Noah has to confront his overprotective single father and overcome his biggest fear.
- A retired safe cracker is recruited by a young conman to return to the "business" for a million dollar heist.
- Benny, a lonely drifter, is thrown off a train after cheating at cards, and into the life of Tanya, a lovely bartender. Tanya has been supporting her husband, a former ballplayer, since his accident, waiting for an insurance settlement that will solve all their financial woes. But when it comes, he refuses to share it with her, claiming with newfound piety that money is the root of all evil. She then enlists the help of Benny to concoct a scheme to get her fair share of the settlement, and he finds one: a local Catholic mission needs money for repairs and Benny decides to create a miracle that will encourage husband Henry to fork over the money - which Benny and Tanya will intercept and share.
- Three boys challenged by pressures of drugs and gangs decide to fight back.
- The incredible stories of those caught up in the 2021 GameStop short squeeze, and a cautionary tale about what happens when the markets divorce themselves from the real economy.
- Red Hot Chili Peppers performs in the music video "Soul to Squeeze" from the original motion picture soundtrack for the film Coneheads (1993) recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video begins with black and white shots of Anthony Kiedis holding lights. The band perform at a carnival as a cone-headed person performs along with other freaks.
- Across Merseyside, there is a name which has been whispered by kids for decades - "Purple Aki". Part bogeyman; part urban legend - his real name is Akinwale Arobieke. What's his story?
- A designer with her own store must come to terms with being pregnant.
- Squeeze performs in the music video "Hourglass" from the album "Babylon and On" recorded for A&M Records. The band sings and play their instruments while walking through a number of abstract settings and visual illusions that utilize forced perspective to make things appear smaller or larger.
- When greed threatens the livelihood of an Italian monastery, a monk flees with the formula for their special liquor.
- A documentary series about the Cook County Sheriffs Department in the Chicago metropolitan area. Focuses on officers combating gang and narcotic operations.
- A young woman who develops an obsession with bubble wrap as a way to cope with childhood trauma discovers the man of her dreams.
- The relationship between a young man, Paul, and a confident executive, Grant, about which his soon-to-be-wife Joy knows nothing, in Auckland's gay scene in 1980, when homosexuality was illegal.
- Two brothers grow up trying to reach their baseball dreams but find themselves in the Mouth of the Wolf. Their father promised a life of prosperity, but leads his family into darkness. But through his faith, spiritual strength and the power of our heavenly father life finds a new purpose.
- The story of when a sugar baby hits jackpot.
- A young man makes a desperate bid to escape his tortured mind as he undergoes a risky treatment, merging his physical body with his subconscious. He embarks on a perilous journey through his psyche, risking all for salvation. A film first... "Soul to Squeeze" is the first film ever that begins in one aspect ratio (4:3) and ever so slowly ends up in another by the end (2.35.) "Soul to Squeeze" is an innovative cinematic venture that employs unique techniques to immerse viewers in its protagonist's psychological journey.
- A couple in an open relationship have their holiday slumber shattered by the unexpected arrival of a secondary partner, who is drunk and on an ill-conceived mission to establish their romantic dominance.
- Ten Days, Nineteen Cities, Twenty-Eight Locations, Two Hot Rods, Five Guys, and a Race. Squeezed Up is an unforgettable road trip across Southern California, combining Hot Rodding, Polynesian Pop, Tiki culture, Tattoos, and Kustom Kulture into a stunning and crazy master-piece. Experience every bump in the road with "The Wild Bunch," as they journey to preserve the past, while meeting with Painters, Surfers, Tattoo Artists, Bartenders, Tiki Makers, Hot Rod Builders, and more. Don't take yourself too seriously, conserve history, preserve and don't consume. Keep what makes you feel alive and live it. Come and join us on the road.
- Video-installation artist Mika Rottenberg creates mini-factories, farms, and tableaux, which produce products variously made by tremendously fat, tall, muscled, long-haired or long-fingernailed women. Women, who in their own lives commodify their eccentricities, are, in Rottenberg's films, featured as "bearers of production." To make their merchandise, the protagonists have to pedal, squeeze, cry, sweat, massage, dig, push, burrow, morph, cross continents, and use more than a bit of alchemy. Every detail and orthodoxy is taken to its extremes, turned upside down. You smell the flowers and sweat; you hear the sounds of breathing, nails tapping, sweat sizzling, milk hitting tin; you feel the breezes, and the squeezing of flesh, its bursting out of constraints. Yet Rottenberg treats the superabundance with such normalcy it makes me laugh.
- Old Man Winters and his daughter live in a little hack down somewhere in America. Old Man Winters owns the town grocery store. The hired man, Ham Summers, is a typical country boy in love with Fanny Winters. But her father has decided that no country boy would do for his fair daughter-he wants a "city bred man". Fanny thinks otherwise, as she loves the fat Ham madly and devotedly. Meanwhile, a gang of robbers are hatching up a plan in New York, to rob the bank of a good bit of money. Two of their number arrive in the hack town. Meanwhile, wild doings are going on in town. There is one Kelly, also a country lad, who loves Fanny with equal ardor as does Ham. When Kelly asks the father for the hand of Fanny, father tells him he is busy, and resumes his game of checkers, Kelly gets angry, the father kicks him out- he lands on top of a donkey with a rope around its neck- the donkey starts to run like mad- they come to the top of a cliff-Kelly, holding on to the dope, slides down the side of the cliff. The donkey backs back and forward- in going back, the hind part of him gets into a cactus plant- he needs must go forward to extricate this painful appurtenance from his system- in so doing, Kelly loses hold of the rope and drops into the water. Meanwhile, the thieves are doing their dastardly work. A reception is in progress in the small town. While Ham and Mr. Winter are absent from the store, the thieves take advantage of their absence. One of the numbers at the reception is a Hawaiian dancer done by a fair and dark maid. At the end of the dance, Ham goes up to the stage- the curtains come together- a hand is thrust out- and Ham is handed a note with the words; "Go and look in your safe- is your money safe?" He immediately leaves the reception, and goes to the store, where the thieves are in wait for him. They are hiding in a closet. Outside the window is a man clothed in the garb of a detective, who is a "nut" and imagines himself put on the trail of the thieves. Ham enters the room with the safe, is about to open it, when a mallet is knocked on his head, and he falls to the floor unconscious. The thieves open the safe and take the money and go away with it, the imagined detective hot on their trail. He captures them, holds them up and hands over the bags of gold and money to him. Immediately, the policeman come over- get the money away from the nut, hand it back to the two thieves with the words that he is a "crank" and not to be taken seriously. Meanwhile, the loss of the money is discovered by Mr. Winters, and consternation reigns supreme. Ham comes into their midst, unconscious- until he is recalled back to life by a good slap on his arm by Mr. Winters. Ham determines to get the thieves, give Mr. Winters back his money, and thus prove himself a worthy and acceptable son-in-law. Then a hot pursuit takes place, the thieves are on a hand car- Ham pursues them in a train- trains knock each other- bridges fall under- the country is turned topsey-turvey so that Ham may find the gold and return it to the owner, finally, he is successful. The two policeman again make their appearance, and Ham, to show Mr. Winters and Fanny how smart he is, says: "Let us turn this money over to the policemen so that we know it is safe." The two policemen take the money- walk away- then we see five of them on horseback riding away and calling back that they are the original thieves, and so Ham did not get the money back. Heartbroken, the poor boy decided that the only way out is by way of the pond....so with faltering footsteps he wends his way to the water, and is about to drown himself, when his sweetheart, no other than the fair Fanny, calls to him from the bank; but his course is decided on- the picture fades out with a small whirr of the water, where Ham has gone to his watery grave.
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- A dark and funny film-noir love poem about a hitman who hires a shy accordion player to play for each "new assignment".
- Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford, the men behind Squeeze have been called everything from 'the new Lennon and McCartney' to the 'Godfathers of Brit Pop'. Now thirty five years after their first record release, Squeeze Take Me I'm Yours reappraises the song-writing genius of Difford and Tilbrook, and shows why Squeeze hold a special place in British Popular music. 'Take Me I'm Yours' is the story of Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, two working class kids from South East London, who in 1974 formed 'Squeeze', with the dream of one day appearing on Top of The Pops. In 1978 they achieved that dream when the single Take Me I'm Yours, gave the band the first of a string of top twenty hits. The period 1978-1982 saw the group release a run of classic singles, timeless gems such as, Cool For Cats, Up the Junction, Labelled with Love, Tempted and Pulling Mussels from a Shell to name but a few. Although the line up of Squeeze would go through various changes of personal (another founder member Jools Holland would leave during 1980 and then later re-join the group in 85) it is Difford and Tilbrook's songs that have remained the constant throughout the lifetime of the band. Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook tell us the how the came to write and record many of their greatest songs. Although their relationship at times has often been tenuous at best, the mutual admiration for each other's talent has produced some of the best songs of the past forty years.
- Squeeze is a London based film surrounding the pressures of young adults who live in the less glamorous parts of London. After graduating from university, a year on Jide is still struggling to find work in his field of study.
- Marooned on a ship in wintertime, Chilly Willy and Smedley try to eat one another.
- Although our actions for the past 150 years have lifted our civilization to new heights, it has come at a tremendous price. We are now at a point where humanity's demands for natural resources far exceed the earth's capacity to sustain us. The extraction and the consumption of these resources in the past two centuries have changed our climate and ecosystems so significantly, that a new geological era had to be created. For some decades now people have been talking about saving the planet, but we are realizing that this is not really the issue. The central issue is civilization itself and whether we can save it. The stresses that we have put on the earth are not only threatening our habitat, but our way of life, our prosperity and even our existence on the planet. Our current paradigm must change. We will have to accept the new reality; the human economy is part of nature and not the other way around. We are faced with great challenges, but unlike the rest of the living world, we have the unique ability to adapt and decide our fate and the fate of most of the biosphere, for better or worse, in order to survive the human project.