John Hazen

A lonely man's relationship to his doppelganger leads to plagiarism.

Thriller psicológico que presenta una situación en la que un virus mortal infecta la pequeña ciudad de Ontario.

What do Frida Kahlo and a “chilanga” living in Vancouver have in common? Nothing really, except that both were born in Mexico City. But for Honoria Delgado, Frida Kahlo represents everything that keeps her from finding happiness.

The feisty aging Hagar Shipley has lived an unconventional life. Her rebellious heart has always ruled and her choices have put her at odds with family and friends. Faced with her own mortality, and desperate to find solace, she goes on the run. In both the past and the present, she is forced to come to terms with the pain and pleasure, the disappointments and the exhilarations of her life.

Tracey Berkowitz (Ellen Page) es un adolescente de 15 años, que como muchas chicas de su edad podría parecer "normal" (sea lo que eso signifique), pero en realidad ella se odia a sí misma. La gran mayoría de la película transcurre en un autobús urbano mientras realiza un viaje nocturno. Tracey se encuentra traumatizada y se sienta en la parte trasera del bus, tapada tan solo por una cortina de baño, buscando a su hermano pequeño Sonny, que se ha perdido. Poco a poco, se nos irá desvelando cómo es la vida de Tracey y cómo ha llegado a este punto.

Una joven periodista (Lohman) intenta descubrir por qué rompieron su amistad dos estrellas de Hollywood (Bacon y Firth) que veinte años antes habían sido camaradas de correrías llenas de sexo, rock y drogas.

When two squeegee kids descend upon Sarah and her luxury sedan, the fuse is lit on a tense cat and mouse tale of captors and captives. Sarah is forced to continue her trip to an isolated cottage where the twisted trio bait and entice one another in a reckless search for truth.

When Spencer urges his unsuspecting friend, Aaron, to watch Salo, Pasolini's profoundly disturbing 1975 film, the horrifying experience rips into Aaron's sense of security and morality. Confused, betrayed, and disgusted, Aaron asks of his friend, "Why did you show that to me?" But Spencer's motives are much too complex for words.

A third of Estonia's people are Russian, most of them put there by Stalin. For Estonians it is like having a dragon's egg laid in your nest: you wait in fear for it to hatch. The Russians in Klooga, an abandoned Soviet Army base, are struggling to build a community with their new Estonian neighbours. Estonians would rather not give Russians citizenship, residence or jobs: they wish they would go home. But for Russians, Klooga is home. A group of American scholars exploring ethnic reconciliation and democratic practice, led by Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Vamik Volkan, has $50,000 to offer any group of Estonians and Russians who can work together for a common goal. Twenty Russians and Estonians in Klooga form a committee and seize the challenge to build a better life for their children.