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Daniel's Daughter

Starting in 1982 New Kerry, Massachusetts, young Cate Mandighan's mother Marie dies. Her father decides to send her to live with overseas relatives she has never met. Before leaving, her father promises her to one day look for her and asks her to write in her journal every day. Twenty six years later, Cate is a highly successful editor-in-chief of a popular lifestyle magazine in New York City, which helps women with problems. She is engaged to the older Stewart, a powerful media tycoon with two grown children. Their engagement is widely described in the media, and although they seem the perfect couple, Cate has trouble accepting his refusal to ever have children again.
One day, Cate receives a package from her father, who has recently died. In his letter, he expresses his regret for never having looked her up and requests her to scatter his ashes in New Kerry, with his friends Cavanaugh and Donahue, two Irish singers, in presence. She initially refuses to do as her father wishes, because she has always felt abandoned by him. She finally decides to head back to New Kerry, though, assisted by her personal assistant Jeffrey.
In New Kerry, Cate has trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaining her upper class lifestyle. She meets Connor Bailey, a man who makes her realize what she really wants in life. They fall in love, but Cate is reluctant to give in to her true feelings, remembering her proposal to Stewart. She decides to focus herself on her father's last request, which is troubled by Cavanaugh and Donahue's refusal to be in the same room together. She tries to help them reconcile their estranged friendship and while doing so, grows closer to Connor.
In the end, she scatters her father's ashes with Cavanaugh and Donahue in presence, and returns to New York City. She is swept by Connor's unexpected visit, who has followed her to admit that he is in love with her. As she is about to kiss him, she is caught by Stewart, who is not really upset with Cate's announcement that she does not want to spend the rest of her life with him. As he leaves, Cate and Connor are finally free to be with each other.

Question: What issue does Cate have to deal with regarding Stewart?
Answer: That he does not want to have anymore children.
Daniel's Daughter

Starting in 1982 New Kerry, Massachusetts, young Cate Mandighan's mother Marie dies. Her father decides to send her to live with overseas relatives she has never met. Before leaving, her father promises her to one day look for her and asks her to write in her journal every day. Twenty six years later, Cate is a highly successful editor-in-chief of a popular lifestyle magazine in New York City, which helps women with problems. She is engaged to the older Stewart, a powerful media tycoon with two grown children. Their engagement is widely described in the media, and although they seem the perfect couple, Cate has trouble accepting his refusal to ever have children again.
One day, Cate receives a package from her father, who has recently died. In his letter, he expresses his regret for never having looked her up and requests her to scatter his ashes in New Kerry, with his friends Cavanaugh and Donahue, two Irish singers, in presence. She initially refuses to do as her father wishes, because she has always felt abandoned by him. She finally decides to head back to New Kerry, though, assisted by her personal assistant Jeffrey.
In New Kerry, Cate has trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaining her upper class lifestyle. She meets Connor Bailey, a man who makes her realize what she really wants in life. They fall in love, but Cate is reluctant to give in to her true feelings, remembering her proposal to Stewart. She decides to focus herself on her father's last request, which is troubled by Cavanaugh and Donahue's refusal to be in the same room together. She tries to help them reconcile their estranged friendship and while doing so, grows closer to Connor.
In the end, she scatters her father's ashes with Cavanaugh and Donahue in presence, and returns to New York City. She is swept by Connor's unexpected visit, who has followed her to admit that he is in love with her. As she is about to kiss him, she is caught by Stewart, who is not really upset with Cate's announcement that she does not want to spend the rest of her life with him. As he leaves, Cate and Connor are finally free to be with each other.

Question: Who does Cate scatter her fathers ashes with?
Answer: Cavanaugh and Donahue
Daniel's Daughter

Starting in 1982 New Kerry, Massachusetts, young Cate Mandighan's mother Marie dies. Her father decides to send her to live with overseas relatives she has never met. Before leaving, her father promises her to one day look for her and asks her to write in her journal every day. Twenty six years later, Cate is a highly successful editor-in-chief of a popular lifestyle magazine in New York City, which helps women with problems. She is engaged to the older Stewart, a powerful media tycoon with two grown children. Their engagement is widely described in the media, and although they seem the perfect couple, Cate has trouble accepting his refusal to ever have children again.
One day, Cate receives a package from her father, who has recently died. In his letter, he expresses his regret for never having looked her up and requests her to scatter his ashes in New Kerry, with his friends Cavanaugh and Donahue, two Irish singers, in presence. She initially refuses to do as her father wishes, because she has always felt abandoned by him. She finally decides to head back to New Kerry, though, assisted by her personal assistant Jeffrey.
In New Kerry, Cate has trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaining her upper class lifestyle. She meets Connor Bailey, a man who makes her realize what she really wants in life. They fall in love, but Cate is reluctant to give in to her true feelings, remembering her proposal to Stewart. She decides to focus herself on her father's last request, which is troubled by Cavanaugh and Donahue's refusal to be in the same room together. She tries to help them reconcile their estranged friendship and while doing so, grows closer to Connor.
In the end, she scatters her father's ashes with Cavanaugh and Donahue in presence, and returns to New York City. She is swept by Connor's unexpected visit, who has followed her to admit that he is in love with her. As she is about to kiss him, she is caught by Stewart, who is not really upset with Cate's announcement that she does not want to spend the rest of her life with him. As he leaves, Cate and Connor are finally free to be with each other.

Question: What does her father ask her to do before he sends her overseas?
Answer: He wants her to write in her journal everyday.
Daniel's Daughter

Starting in 1982 New Kerry, Massachusetts, young Cate Mandighan's mother Marie dies. Her father decides to send her to live with overseas relatives she has never met. Before leaving, her father promises her to one day look for her and asks her to write in her journal every day. Twenty six years later, Cate is a highly successful editor-in-chief of a popular lifestyle magazine in New York City, which helps women with problems. She is engaged to the older Stewart, a powerful media tycoon with two grown children. Their engagement is widely described in the media, and although they seem the perfect couple, Cate has trouble accepting his refusal to ever have children again.
One day, Cate receives a package from her father, who has recently died. In his letter, he expresses his regret for never having looked her up and requests her to scatter his ashes in New Kerry, with his friends Cavanaugh and Donahue, two Irish singers, in presence. She initially refuses to do as her father wishes, because she has always felt abandoned by him. She finally decides to head back to New Kerry, though, assisted by her personal assistant Jeffrey.
In New Kerry, Cate has trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaining her upper class lifestyle. She meets Connor Bailey, a man who makes her realize what she really wants in life. They fall in love, but Cate is reluctant to give in to her true feelings, remembering her proposal to Stewart. She decides to focus herself on her father's last request, which is troubled by Cavanaugh and Donahue's refusal to be in the same room together. She tries to help them reconcile their estranged friendship and while doing so, grows closer to Connor.
In the end, she scatters her father's ashes with Cavanaugh and Donahue in presence, and returns to New York City. She is swept by Connor's unexpected visit, who has followed her to admit that he is in love with her. As she is about to kiss him, she is caught by Stewart, who is not really upset with Cate's announcement that she does not want to spend the rest of her life with him. As he leaves, Cate and Connor are finally free to be with each other.

Question: Where was Cate when her mother died?
Answer: New Kerry, Massachusetts.
Daniel's Daughter

Starting in 1982 New Kerry, Massachusetts, young Cate Mandighan's mother Marie dies. Her father decides to send her to live with overseas relatives she has never met. Before leaving, her father promises her to one day look for her and asks her to write in her journal every day. Twenty six years later, Cate is a highly successful editor-in-chief of a popular lifestyle magazine in New York City, which helps women with problems. She is engaged to the older Stewart, a powerful media tycoon with two grown children. Their engagement is widely described in the media, and although they seem the perfect couple, Cate has trouble accepting his refusal to ever have children again.
One day, Cate receives a package from her father, who has recently died. In his letter, he expresses his regret for never having looked her up and requests her to scatter his ashes in New Kerry, with his friends Cavanaugh and Donahue, two Irish singers, in presence. She initially refuses to do as her father wishes, because she has always felt abandoned by him. She finally decides to head back to New Kerry, though, assisted by her personal assistant Jeffrey.
In New Kerry, Cate has trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaining her upper class lifestyle. She meets Connor Bailey, a man who makes her realize what she really wants in life. They fall in love, but Cate is reluctant to give in to her true feelings, remembering her proposal to Stewart. She decides to focus herself on her father's last request, which is troubled by Cavanaugh and Donahue's refusal to be in the same room together. She tries to help them reconcile their estranged friendship and while doing so, grows closer to Connor.
In the end, she scatters her father's ashes with Cavanaugh and Donahue in presence, and returns to New York City. She is swept by Connor's unexpected visit, who has followed her to admit that he is in love with her. As she is about to kiss him, she is caught by Stewart, who is not really upset with Cate's announcement that she does not want to spend the rest of her life with him. As he leaves, Cate and Connor are finally free to be with each other.

Question: Who visits Cate unexpected?
Answer: Connor
Daniel's Daughter

Starting in 1982 New Kerry, Massachusetts, young Cate Mandighan's mother Marie dies. Her father decides to send her to live with overseas relatives she has never met. Before leaving, her father promises her to one day look for her and asks her to write in her journal every day. Twenty six years later, Cate is a highly successful editor-in-chief of a popular lifestyle magazine in New York City, which helps women with problems. She is engaged to the older Stewart, a powerful media tycoon with two grown children. Their engagement is widely described in the media, and although they seem the perfect couple, Cate has trouble accepting his refusal to ever have children again.
One day, Cate receives a package from her father, who has recently died. In his letter, he expresses his regret for never having looked her up and requests her to scatter his ashes in New Kerry, with his friends Cavanaugh and Donahue, two Irish singers, in presence. She initially refuses to do as her father wishes, because she has always felt abandoned by him. She finally decides to head back to New Kerry, though, assisted by her personal assistant Jeffrey.
In New Kerry, Cate has trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaining her upper class lifestyle. She meets Connor Bailey, a man who makes her realize what she really wants in life. They fall in love, but Cate is reluctant to give in to her true feelings, remembering her proposal to Stewart. She decides to focus herself on her father's last request, which is troubled by Cavanaugh and Donahue's refusal to be in the same room together. She tries to help them reconcile their estranged friendship and while doing so, grows closer to Connor.
In the end, she scatters her father's ashes with Cavanaugh and Donahue in presence, and returns to New York City. She is swept by Connor's unexpected visit, who has followed her to admit that he is in love with her. As she is about to kiss him, she is caught by Stewart, who is not really upset with Cate's announcement that she does not want to spend the rest of her life with him. As he leaves, Cate and Connor are finally free to be with each other.

Question: Why is Cate hesitant to give into her true feelings for Connor?
Answer: She remembers her proposal to Stewart
The Mexican Dream

The Mexican dream is a tragic comedy about the longings and delusions of Ajileo Barajas, a naÃ¯ve, impulsive, but above all else passionate man, who will stop at nothing to live the dream of becoming a movie star, and to give his family a better life.
The problem is, Ajileo lives in Mexico. To make his dream come true he will have to play the biggest role of his life. Loaded with madness and desperation, Ajileo comes up with his own master plan. He dresses up as a woman and decides to cross the border illegally, convinced that if he ever faces the law in the worst case-scenario he will be treated as a lady.
Ajileo journeys through the dangerous desert. An immigrant smuggler: El Coyote; the burning sun; the Border Patrol; and the harsh reality of the big city are just some of the obstacles he will have to tackle to pursue his goal.
Settled down in Hollywood, where everything and nothing is as he dreamed it would be. Ajileo loses his innocence as he discovers that his own odyssey has just begun.

Question: What is the name of the main character?
Answer: Ajileo
The Mexican Dream

The Mexican dream is a tragic comedy about the longings and delusions of Ajileo Barajas, a naÃ¯ve, impulsive, but above all else passionate man, who will stop at nothing to live the dream of becoming a movie star, and to give his family a better life.
The problem is, Ajileo lives in Mexico. To make his dream come true he will have to play the biggest role of his life. Loaded with madness and desperation, Ajileo comes up with his own master plan. He dresses up as a woman and decides to cross the border illegally, convinced that if he ever faces the law in the worst case-scenario he will be treated as a lady.
Ajileo journeys through the dangerous desert. An immigrant smuggler: El Coyote; the burning sun; the Border Patrol; and the harsh reality of the big city are just some of the obstacles he will have to tackle to pursue his goal.
Settled down in Hollywood, where everything and nothing is as he dreamed it would be. Ajileo loses his innocence as he discovers that his own odyssey has just begun.

Question: Who comes up with his own master plan ?
Answer: Ajileo.
The Mexican Dream

The Mexican dream is a tragic comedy about the longings and delusions of Ajileo Barajas, a naÃ¯ve, impulsive, but above all else passionate man, who will stop at nothing to live the dream of becoming a movie star, and to give his family a better life.
The problem is, Ajileo lives in Mexico. To make his dream come true he will have to play the biggest role of his life. Loaded with madness and desperation, Ajileo comes up with his own master plan. He dresses up as a woman and decides to cross the border illegally, convinced that if he ever faces the law in the worst case-scenario he will be treated as a lady.
Ajileo journeys through the dangerous desert. An immigrant smuggler: El Coyote; the burning sun; the Border Patrol; and the harsh reality of the big city are just some of the obstacles he will have to tackle to pursue his goal.
Settled down in Hollywood, where everything and nothing is as he dreamed it would be. Ajileo loses his innocence as he discovers that his own odyssey has just begun.

Question: Who journeys through the desert?
Answer: Ajileo
The Mexican Dream

The Mexican dream is a tragic comedy about the longings and delusions of Ajileo Barajas, a naÃ¯ve, impulsive, but above all else passionate man, who will stop at nothing to live the dream of becoming a movie star, and to give his family a better life.
The problem is, Ajileo lives in Mexico. To make his dream come true he will have to play the biggest role of his life. Loaded with madness and desperation, Ajileo comes up with his own master plan. He dresses up as a woman and decides to cross the border illegally, convinced that if he ever faces the law in the worst case-scenario he will be treated as a lady.
Ajileo journeys through the dangerous desert. An immigrant smuggler: El Coyote; the burning sun; the Border Patrol; and the harsh reality of the big city are just some of the obstacles he will have to tackle to pursue his goal.
Settled down in Hollywood, where everything and nothing is as he dreamed it would be. Ajileo loses his innocence as he discovers that his own odyssey has just begun.

Question: What is Ajileo Barajas' biggest dream?
Answer: Become a movie star
The Mexican Dream

The Mexican dream is a tragic comedy about the longings and delusions of Ajileo Barajas, a naÃ¯ve, impulsive, but above all else passionate man, who will stop at nothing to live the dream of becoming a movie star, and to give his family a better life.
The problem is, Ajileo lives in Mexico. To make his dream come true he will have to play the biggest role of his life. Loaded with madness and desperation, Ajileo comes up with his own master plan. He dresses up as a woman and decides to cross the border illegally, convinced that if he ever faces the law in the worst case-scenario he will be treated as a lady.
Ajileo journeys through the dangerous desert. An immigrant smuggler: El Coyote; the burning sun; the Border Patrol; and the harsh reality of the big city are just some of the obstacles he will have to tackle to pursue his goal.
Settled down in Hollywood, where everything and nothing is as he dreamed it would be. Ajileo loses his innocence as he discovers that his own odyssey has just begun.

Question: Where does Ajileo live ?
Answer: Mexico.
Phantom of the Megaplex

Pete Riley is the 17 year old Assistant Manager of the Megaplex in his town. He is the youngest assistant manager ever. His mother thinks he works too hard working and doesn't have enough fun. The movie starts with the day of the biggest opening premire the movie theater has ever seen Midnight Mayhem. Pete gives two tickets to the girl of his dreams and her best friend, in hopes of winning her heart. A few things are standing in his way. His little brother and sister insist on seeing a movie and Petes mom tells Pete to dive them home on his dinner break. When he reports to the movie theater, people have called in sick and they are incredibly short staffed which means Pete can't drive his sister and brother home. The rest of the night is riddled with chaos. "Movie Mason" a man who has been at the theater since the begining, believes in the magic of movies. He hold up a line trying to convince two men that the movie they are seeing is a crap film. The popcorn machine goes insane and makes way too much popcorn.Sean MacGibon, Petes boss is freaking out. Theater 23 is out of focus and flickering. Theater 21 is blacking out every few seconds. One theater has its own cyclone. The story of the Phantom of the Megaplex is circling fast. Sean keeps disapering and turning up tied to chairs and doors. The phantom is stricking again and again. Its up to Pete to save the day and win the girl. He slowly is relizing that his brother and sister have been right all along. He needs to have a life, to lighten up, but now is not the time to do it. He has to catch the Phantom before he ruins the premire. While up on the roof looking for a missing blow-up monster. Pete and his sibilings are tied up by the Phantom. While they are working their hardest to free themselves, the Phantom is trapping people in the theater with the blow-up monsters. Freed just in time, Pete goes in with King Arthur's sword and slices the monster open. He then sees the Phantom behind the curtain and goes after him. After a fight, Pete emerges the victor, he reveals the Phantoms face and its SEAN! The owner fires Sean and promotes Pete. Pete turns down the job offer because he relizes that he needs to chill and be a teenager. He wins the girl as does his mothers boyfriend. He proposes and they become a big happy family!

Question: How old is Pete Riley?
Answer: 17
Phantom of the Megaplex

Pete Riley is the 17 year old Assistant Manager of the Megaplex in his town. He is the youngest assistant manager ever. His mother thinks he works too hard working and doesn't have enough fun. The movie starts with the day of the biggest opening premire the movie theater has ever seen Midnight Mayhem. Pete gives two tickets to the girl of his dreams and her best friend, in hopes of winning her heart. A few things are standing in his way. His little brother and sister insist on seeing a movie and Petes mom tells Pete to dive them home on his dinner break. When he reports to the movie theater, people have called in sick and they are incredibly short staffed which means Pete can't drive his sister and brother home. The rest of the night is riddled with chaos. "Movie Mason" a man who has been at the theater since the begining, believes in the magic of movies. He hold up a line trying to convince two men that the movie they are seeing is a crap film. The popcorn machine goes insane and makes way too much popcorn.Sean MacGibon, Petes boss is freaking out. Theater 23 is out of focus and flickering. Theater 21 is blacking out every few seconds. One theater has its own cyclone. The story of the Phantom of the Megaplex is circling fast. Sean keeps disapering and turning up tied to chairs and doors. The phantom is stricking again and again. Its up to Pete to save the day and win the girl. He slowly is relizing that his brother and sister have been right all along. He needs to have a life, to lighten up, but now is not the time to do it. He has to catch the Phantom before he ruins the premire. While up on the roof looking for a missing blow-up monster. Pete and his sibilings are tied up by the Phantom. While they are working their hardest to free themselves, the Phantom is trapping people in the theater with the blow-up monsters. Freed just in time, Pete goes in with King Arthur's sword and slices the monster open. He then sees the Phantom behind the curtain and goes after him. After a fight, Pete emerges the victor, he reveals the Phantoms face and its SEAN! The owner fires Sean and promotes Pete. Pete turns down the job offer because he relizes that he needs to chill and be a teenager. He wins the girl as does his mothers boyfriend. He proposes and they become a big happy family!

Question: Who is trapping customers in the theater with blow-up monsters?
Answer: the Phantom