Linda
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Francis McDormond/ David Strelzeon/ Derek Janis/ Ty Strelzeon/ Carter Clifford/ Peter Spears/ Guy de Forrest/ Patricia Greer/ Linda May/ Angela Reyes/ Carl R. Hughes/ Douglas G. Soor/ Ryan Aquino/ Teresa Buchanan/ Kelly Lin N McDermott Wilder/ Brandie Wilbur/ Maxi Echevili/ Bob Wells/ Annette Wells/ Rachel Bannon/ Charlene Swanki/
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During the 2008 financial crisis, the gypsum factory, a key economic pillar of the small town of Umpier in Nevada, USA, went bankrupt. The town was deserted and its postal code was also abolished. After her husband's death, Fern (played by Francis McDormand), who had spent almost her entire life in the small town of Umpier, was unable to support herself alone. In order to live
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The film is adapted from Kevin Wilson's best-selling novel of the same name. It tells the story of a pair of children who were dragged by their parents, who are performance artists, to perform when they were young. When they grew up, they returned to their hometown and helped their parents complete their last performance. Bateman's directorial debut [Swear Word] doubled at this year's Toronto Film Festival when it sold for a whopping $6 million
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The highly anticipated Iraq War film "Stop-Loss" stars three popular male actors, Ryan Phillips, Channing Tatum and Joseph Gorden Levitt. The title of the film, "stop-loss" (stop-loss), was originally a common term in the financial and foreign exchange fields, roughly referring to the attempt to limit losses to a relatively small extent when an investment goes wrong
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The king of Hebron suddenly passed away, and the country declared martial law. All the city gates were sealed off, and no one was allowed to enter or exit. Young and inexperienced, Prince Hair ascended the throne and decided to avenge his deceased father. Disguised as a slave, he took his father's sword and left the heavily guarded palace, bravely venturing alone into the enemy country of Sharif
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The film is adapted from the novel of the same name published by Philip Roth in 2008. The story centers on the depression and confusion of Marcos Messner, a Jewish young man in the United States in the 1950s.
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The film is adapted from the novel of the same name published by Philip Roth in 2008. The story centers on the depression and confusion of Marcos Messner, a Jewish young man in the United States in the 1950s.
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Woody Harrelson/ Harris Dickinson/ Charby Dean Corrick/ Oliver Ford Davis/Hanna Oldenburg/ Zatko Barrick/Malte/G? Rdinger/ Hess bale/ Carolina/ Gynning/ pine riefenstahl mailer/ Linda/ Anborg/ Arvin/ Kananian/ Henrik/ Dorsin/ Camilla/ L? ckberg/Alex Schulman/ Ralph Hicha/ Dolly De Leon/ Mart Gottinger/
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Carl and Yaya are a very influential model couple. After the fashion week ended, they were invited to a yacht for a luxurious transocetic trip, and the crew members all served the vacationers very dutifully. The famous dinner party was about to be held, but the captain refused to leave his cabin. When the storm comes, it is dangerous
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Holger Lowennadler/ Anna Lindahl/ Beyer Malmsten/ Jatrud Fried/ Nemi Brize/ Jordis Peterson/ Lasse Kranz/ Jan Morland/ Eric Hale/ OK Friedel/ Douglas Hogg/Ami/Aar? e/ Torny Underberg/ Ingmar Bergman/Rolf/Bergstr? m/John/W./Bj? rling/Ingrid/Borthen/Gustaf/Hiort/af/Orn? S/ Svea/ Holst/ base base/ northrop grumman larsson/ Peter lindgren/ Gunnar/ Nielsen/ Charles/ White/
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Sailor Johannes Blom returns to his home port, after seven years at sea, to find that Sally, the gir
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Forensic expert David (played by Ray Liotta) discovered the same clues as when his wife was killed during the on-site investigation. David decided to launch an investigation, but no breakthrough was made. It was not until he met a neurology professor, Martha (Linda Fiorentino)
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A sanctimonious and imposing police officer killed his mistress out of jealousy and insult, and investigated the case as if nothing had happened. Later, feeling guilty, he destroyed the evidence. As his humanity had not yet been completely extinguished, he confessed to the crime in front of a powerful witness. But all colleagues and superiors prevented him from pleading guilty for their own interests and
