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The Gathering Storm

In 1934, Winston Churchill is deep in his wilderness years, and struggling to complete his biography of his ancestor the Duke of Marlborough, which he hopes will revive his fortunes. Winston is chided by his wife Clemmie for their lack of money and is aware that as a 'man of destiny' his moment may have passed. At the same time he struggles in the House of Commons as a backbencher to get a hearing for his concerns about German re-armament under Hitler and the policy of appeasement.
Churchill is also disappointed by the behaviour of his son Randolph Churchill (Tom Hiddleston), which leads to further arguments with Clemmie, who announces she is leaving to go on an extended overseas trip. Churchill is devastated and throws himself into his pet activities: painting, and building walls around the family house. Clemmie eventually returns, and the couple are reconciled.
During the same period, a young official in the government, Ralph Wigram (Linus Roache) has become concerned about the growth of the German Luftwaffe (air force), and is convinced by his wife to leak information about it to Churchill.
Shortly afterwards, Churchill uses Wigram's information to launch an attack on the appeasement policies of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin (Derek Jacobi). In 1936, Wigram commits suicide.
With Churchill's fortunes restored, the narrative jumps forward to September 1939, with the declaration of war against Germany at the start of World War II, and the announcement that Churchill will be taking over command of the Royal Navy again as First Lord of the Admiralty. An impatient Churchill bids farewell to the staff at the country house, and travels to London. Arriving in the middle of the night at the Admiralty, Churchill is met by a Royal Marine corporal who informs him the fleet have already been signalled that "Winston is Back", to which Churchill triumphantly replies, "And so he bloody well is!"

Question: Who announces that she is leaving to go on an extended overseas trip?
Answer: Clemmie; Clemmie
The Gathering Storm

In 1934, Winston Churchill is deep in his wilderness years, and struggling to complete his biography of his ancestor the Duke of Marlborough, which he hopes will revive his fortunes. Winston is chided by his wife Clemmie for their lack of money and is aware that as a 'man of destiny' his moment may have passed. At the same time he struggles in the House of Commons as a backbencher to get a hearing for his concerns about German re-armament under Hitler and the policy of appeasement.
Churchill is also disappointed by the behaviour of his son Randolph Churchill (Tom Hiddleston), which leads to further arguments with Clemmie, who announces she is leaving to go on an extended overseas trip. Churchill is devastated and throws himself into his pet activities: painting, and building walls around the family house. Clemmie eventually returns, and the couple are reconciled.
During the same period, a young official in the government, Ralph Wigram (Linus Roache) has become concerned about the growth of the German Luftwaffe (air force), and is convinced by his wife to leak information about it to Churchill.
Shortly afterwards, Churchill uses Wigram's information to launch an attack on the appeasement policies of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin (Derek Jacobi). In 1936, Wigram commits suicide.
With Churchill's fortunes restored, the narrative jumps forward to September 1939, with the declaration of war against Germany at the start of World War II, and the announcement that Churchill will be taking over command of the Royal Navy again as First Lord of the Admiralty. An impatient Churchill bids farewell to the staff at the country house, and travels to London. Arriving in the middle of the night at the Admiralty, Churchill is met by a Royal Marine corporal who informs him the fleet have already been signalled that "Winston is Back", to which Churchill triumphantly replies, "And so he bloody well is!"

Question: Whose biography is Churchill writing?
Answer: Duke of Marlborough; Duke of Marlborough
Madigan

On a quiet Spring morning in New York City Police Detectives Daniel Madigan (Richard Widmark) and Rocco Bonaro (Harry Guardino) attempt to bring in small-time hood Barney Benesch (Steve Ihnat) for questioning for the Brooklyn division when the crook gets the drop on them stealing their guns and putting them in dutch with the Police Commissioner Anthony X. Russell (Henry Fonda) who already holds the opinion that Detective Madigan is something of a loose cannon. Additionally on this morning of graduation ceremonies at the Police Academy Commissioner Anthony X. Russell has just been given some evidence that his trusted friend Chief Inspector Charles Kane (James Whitmore) is taking bribes and the Commissioner takes this in with the same stoicism that he does the issues of false arrest of a black man brought to him by the man's father Dr. Taylor (Raymond St. Jacques), respected minister in the local New York community. Domestically Madigan and Russell have women problems. Madigan's wife Julia Madigan (Inger Stevens) complains that her husband isn't available physically nor emotionally, and not ambitious like other husbands, and he still continues to see ex-girlfriend Jonesy (Sheree North) for comfort. Russell is having an affair with married socialite Tricia Bentley (Susan Clark) and feels guilty about it. Madigan and Rocco are given 72 hours to track down their man and with the help of small-time bookie, "Midget" Castiglione (Michael Dunn), they corner the crook in a hotel and Madigan moves in to take him.

Question: What city do detectives Daniel Madigan and Rocco Bonaro work for?
Answer: New York City
Madigan

On a quiet Spring morning in New York City Police Detectives Daniel Madigan (Richard Widmark) and Rocco Bonaro (Harry Guardino) attempt to bring in small-time hood Barney Benesch (Steve Ihnat) for questioning for the Brooklyn division when the crook gets the drop on them stealing their guns and putting them in dutch with the Police Commissioner Anthony X. Russell (Henry Fonda) who already holds the opinion that Detective Madigan is something of a loose cannon. Additionally on this morning of graduation ceremonies at the Police Academy Commissioner Anthony X. Russell has just been given some evidence that his trusted friend Chief Inspector Charles Kane (James Whitmore) is taking bribes and the Commissioner takes this in with the same stoicism that he does the issues of false arrest of a black man brought to him by the man's father Dr. Taylor (Raymond St. Jacques), respected minister in the local New York community. Domestically Madigan and Russell have women problems. Madigan's wife Julia Madigan (Inger Stevens) complains that her husband isn't available physically nor emotionally, and not ambitious like other husbands, and he still continues to see ex-girlfriend Jonesy (Sheree North) for comfort. Russell is having an affair with married socialite Tricia Bentley (Susan Clark) and feels guilty about it. Madigan and Rocco are given 72 hours to track down their man and with the help of small-time bookie, "Midget" Castiglione (Michael Dunn), they corner the crook in a hotel and Madigan moves in to take him.

Question: How many hours are Madigan and Rocco given to track down their man?
Answer: 72 hours
Madigan

On a quiet Spring morning in New York City Police Detectives Daniel Madigan (Richard Widmark) and Rocco Bonaro (Harry Guardino) attempt to bring in small-time hood Barney Benesch (Steve Ihnat) for questioning for the Brooklyn division when the crook gets the drop on them stealing their guns and putting them in dutch with the Police Commissioner Anthony X. Russell (Henry Fonda) who already holds the opinion that Detective Madigan is something of a loose cannon. Additionally on this morning of graduation ceremonies at the Police Academy Commissioner Anthony X. Russell has just been given some evidence that his trusted friend Chief Inspector Charles Kane (James Whitmore) is taking bribes and the Commissioner takes this in with the same stoicism that he does the issues of false arrest of a black man brought to him by the man's father Dr. Taylor (Raymond St. Jacques), respected minister in the local New York community. Domestically Madigan and Russell have women problems. Madigan's wife Julia Madigan (Inger Stevens) complains that her husband isn't available physically nor emotionally, and not ambitious like other husbands, and he still continues to see ex-girlfriend Jonesy (Sheree North) for comfort. Russell is having an affair with married socialite Tricia Bentley (Susan Clark) and feels guilty about it. Madigan and Rocco are given 72 hours to track down their man and with the help of small-time bookie, "Midget" Castiglione (Michael Dunn), they corner the crook in a hotel and Madigan moves in to take him.

Question: Where is "Midget" Castiglione cornered?
Answer: hotel
Ferrari Ki Sawaari

A little boy thinks of nothing but cricket.
His father, Rusy, thinks of nothing but his little boy.
To fulfill his sons dream of playing at Lords cricket ground, the honest and upright Rusy takes a reckless step.
He borrows a gleaming red Ferrari. Just for one hour. The only trouble-- he doesnt inform the cars legendary owner.
A wild, breathless, bumpy ride begins.
A naive Rusy must dodge bullets and bouncers for one unforgettable night, and play the role of a perfect father. Can he do it?Ferrari Ki Sawaari is a fun-filled story of small guys and their big dreams and how these dreams turn into a mad comedy of errors.Fasten your seatbelts. The joyride awaits

Question: What must Rusy dodge?
Answer: Bullets and Bouncers
Ferrari Ki Sawaari

A little boy thinks of nothing but cricket.
His father, Rusy, thinks of nothing but his little boy.
To fulfill his sons dream of playing at Lords cricket ground, the honest and upright Rusy takes a reckless step.
He borrows a gleaming red Ferrari. Just for one hour. The only trouble-- he doesnt inform the cars legendary owner.
A wild, breathless, bumpy ride begins.
A naive Rusy must dodge bullets and bouncers for one unforgettable night, and play the role of a perfect father. Can he do it?Ferrari Ki Sawaari is a fun-filled story of small guys and their big dreams and how these dreams turn into a mad comedy of errors.Fasten your seatbelts. The joyride awaits

Question: What does Rusy think of?
Answer: his little boy
Ferrari Ki Sawaari

A little boy thinks of nothing but cricket.
His father, Rusy, thinks of nothing but his little boy.
To fulfill his sons dream of playing at Lords cricket ground, the honest and upright Rusy takes a reckless step.
He borrows a gleaming red Ferrari. Just for one hour. The only trouble-- he doesnt inform the cars legendary owner.
A wild, breathless, bumpy ride begins.
A naive Rusy must dodge bullets and bouncers for one unforgettable night, and play the role of a perfect father. Can he do it?Ferrari Ki Sawaari is a fun-filled story of small guys and their big dreams and how these dreams turn into a mad comedy of errors.Fasten your seatbelts. The joyride awaits

Question: Who must Rusy play the roll of?
Answer: a perfect father
Ferrari Ki Sawaari

A little boy thinks of nothing but cricket.
His father, Rusy, thinks of nothing but his little boy.
To fulfill his sons dream of playing at Lords cricket ground, the honest and upright Rusy takes a reckless step.
He borrows a gleaming red Ferrari. Just for one hour. The only trouble-- he doesnt inform the cars legendary owner.
A wild, breathless, bumpy ride begins.
A naive Rusy must dodge bullets and bouncers for one unforgettable night, and play the role of a perfect father. Can he do it?Ferrari Ki Sawaari is a fun-filled story of small guys and their big dreams and how these dreams turn into a mad comedy of errors.Fasten your seatbelts. The joyride awaits

Question: Who wants to fulfill his son's dream of playing at Lord's cricket ground?
Answer: Rusy
Ferrari Ki Sawaari

A little boy thinks of nothing but cricket.
His father, Rusy, thinks of nothing but his little boy.
To fulfill his sons dream of playing at Lords cricket ground, the honest and upright Rusy takes a reckless step.
He borrows a gleaming red Ferrari. Just for one hour. The only trouble-- he doesnt inform the cars legendary owner.
A wild, breathless, bumpy ride begins.
A naive Rusy must dodge bullets and bouncers for one unforgettable night, and play the role of a perfect father. Can he do it?Ferrari Ki Sawaari is a fun-filled story of small guys and their big dreams and how these dreams turn into a mad comedy of errors.Fasten your seatbelts. The joyride awaits

Question: What car does he borrow?
Answer: Red Ferrari
Paradise

In the Victorian period, David (Willie Aames) and Sarah (Phoebe Cates), two teenagers, travel with a caravan from Baghdad to Damascus. At an oasis, the white slave agent known as the 'Jackal' raids them, mainly to add the beautiful young Sarah to his harem of mistresses. David and Sarah and her manservant, Geoffrey narrowly escape, but all the others are slain in the massacre including David's American missionary parents. However, Geoffrey doesn't survive long, as he accidentally runs into and is killed by the Jackal as the trio takes a rest on their westerly direction toward civilization.Sarah and David's flight leads them to a beautiful oasis in the middle of the arid desert their peaceful place in paradise, where they discover natural love and their sexuality. However, the Jackal has not given up on Sarah yet, and David must lure him to his death, or be killed by him.Eventually, David confronts the Jackal and is able to kill him. Sarah reveals to David that she is pregnant and the two young lovers have finally reached civilization, the Syrian city of Damascus.

Question: What's the name of the the white slave agent in the movie?
Answer: the Jackal
Paradise

In the Victorian period, David (Willie Aames) and Sarah (Phoebe Cates), two teenagers, travel with a caravan from Baghdad to Damascus. At an oasis, the white slave agent known as the 'Jackal' raids them, mainly to add the beautiful young Sarah to his harem of mistresses. David and Sarah and her manservant, Geoffrey narrowly escape, but all the others are slain in the massacre including David's American missionary parents. However, Geoffrey doesn't survive long, as he accidentally runs into and is killed by the Jackal as the trio takes a rest on their westerly direction toward civilization.Sarah and David's flight leads them to a beautiful oasis in the middle of the arid desert their peaceful place in paradise, where they discover natural love and their sexuality. However, the Jackal has not given up on Sarah yet, and David must lure him to his death, or be killed by him.Eventually, David confronts the Jackal and is able to kill him. Sarah reveals to David that she is pregnant and the two young lovers have finally reached civilization, the Syrian city of Damascus.

Question: What period did this movie take place?
Answer: Victorian period
Paradise

In the Victorian period, David (Willie Aames) and Sarah (Phoebe Cates), two teenagers, travel with a caravan from Baghdad to Damascus. At an oasis, the white slave agent known as the 'Jackal' raids them, mainly to add the beautiful young Sarah to his harem of mistresses. David and Sarah and her manservant, Geoffrey narrowly escape, but all the others are slain in the massacre including David's American missionary parents. However, Geoffrey doesn't survive long, as he accidentally runs into and is killed by the Jackal as the trio takes a rest on their westerly direction toward civilization.Sarah and David's flight leads them to a beautiful oasis in the middle of the arid desert their peaceful place in paradise, where they discover natural love and their sexuality. However, the Jackal has not given up on Sarah yet, and David must lure him to his death, or be killed by him.Eventually, David confronts the Jackal and is able to kill him. Sarah reveals to David that she is pregnant and the two young lovers have finally reached civilization, the Syrian city of Damascus.

Question: Where did David and Sarah travel to via caravan?
Answer: Damascus
Peppermint Candy

The main character Yong-ho (Sol Kyung-gu) in the first scene of the movie is seen dressed in a suit encountering what looks like a reunion party which is taking place on the banks of a river over which a railway bridge runs. He is in a state of extreme psychological trauma. He is then recognised by the reunion party group who try to calm him down and involve him to participate in singing some karaoke songs in order to get him to relax. Yong-ho behaves in a very disturbed way and this behaviour completely shocks the reunion group. He then makes his way onto the elevated railway bridge. One of the guys from the reunion party runs over to the railway bridge and pleads with him to come down. Yong-ho waits for the oncoming train and the moment before he is killed he screams the words 'I want to go back again'.The film then traces Yong Ho's life in reverse starting with the unfolding of the most recent events in his life prior to him committing suicide and then working back in time from there to the earlier stages of his young adult life.In the most immediate past Yong-ho is seen living in a makeshift house on the edge of a highway
and we learn how he arrived at this point by, among other things, losing money on the stock market, being ripped off by his business partner and being divorced from his wife. Here he is visited by an unknown man who asks him to visit this unknown man's terminally ill wife as this was her last request. This woman, we find out in time, was Yong-ho's true love years before, and who used to send him peppermints when Yong-ho was a soldier in the army.The movie takes us in rewind through Yong Ho's life from where he was a successful businessman, but philandering husband to a cheating wife, to where he was previously a brutal police officer and inconsiderate husband to a pregnant wife, to us seeing how, although he originally never really had it in him to be a brutal cop, but needed to be one and so, became one, to him spurning his true love and making sexual advances to another woman (which was to be his future wife), to him being a frightened and useless soldier, who gets shot and who unintentionally kills a female student during a military crackdown, to way back where he was a student who has aspirations for being a photographer and who has just met his true love (the future terminally ill woman), alongside that same river where he later meets up with the reunion party and where he decides to commit suicide.The film tracks the life path of how Yong-ho goes from youthful innocence, beauty and love to being a nasty, cruel and hateful man, and most especially self-hate, and this all depicted in reverse.

Question: How does Yong-ho die?
Answer: Suicide; Suicide.
Peppermint Candy

The main character Yong-ho (Sol Kyung-gu) in the first scene of the movie is seen dressed in a suit encountering what looks like a reunion party which is taking place on the banks of a river over which a railway bridge runs. He is in a state of extreme psychological trauma. He is then recognised by the reunion party group who try to calm him down and involve him to participate in singing some karaoke songs in order to get him to relax. Yong-ho behaves in a very disturbed way and this behaviour completely shocks the reunion group. He then makes his way onto the elevated railway bridge. One of the guys from the reunion party runs over to the railway bridge and pleads with him to come down. Yong-ho waits for the oncoming train and the moment before he is killed he screams the words 'I want to go back again'.The film then traces Yong Ho's life in reverse starting with the unfolding of the most recent events in his life prior to him committing suicide and then working back in time from there to the earlier stages of his young adult life.In the most immediate past Yong-ho is seen living in a makeshift house on the edge of a highway
and we learn how he arrived at this point by, among other things, losing money on the stock market, being ripped off by his business partner and being divorced from his wife. Here he is visited by an unknown man who asks him to visit this unknown man's terminally ill wife as this was her last request. This woman, we find out in time, was Yong-ho's true love years before, and who used to send him peppermints when Yong-ho was a soldier in the army.The movie takes us in rewind through Yong Ho's life from where he was a successful businessman, but philandering husband to a cheating wife, to where he was previously a brutal police officer and inconsiderate husband to a pregnant wife, to us seeing how, although he originally never really had it in him to be a brutal cop, but needed to be one and so, became one, to him spurning his true love and making sexual advances to another woman (which was to be his future wife), to him being a frightened and useless soldier, who gets shot and who unintentionally kills a female student during a military crackdown, to way back where he was a student who has aspirations for being a photographer and who has just met his true love (the future terminally ill woman), alongside that same river where he later meets up with the reunion party and where he decides to commit suicide.The film tracks the life path of how Yong-ho goes from youthful innocence, beauty and love to being a nasty, cruel and hateful man, and most especially self-hate, and this all depicted in reverse.

Question: What did Yong-ho need to be as a police officer?
Answer: Brutal
Peppermint Candy

The main character Yong-ho (Sol Kyung-gu) in the first scene of the movie is seen dressed in a suit encountering what looks like a reunion party which is taking place on the banks of a river over which a railway bridge runs. He is in a state of extreme psychological trauma. He is then recognised by the reunion party group who try to calm him down and involve him to participate in singing some karaoke songs in order to get him to relax. Yong-ho behaves in a very disturbed way and this behaviour completely shocks the reunion group. He then makes his way onto the elevated railway bridge. One of the guys from the reunion party runs over to the railway bridge and pleads with him to come down. Yong-ho waits for the oncoming train and the moment before he is killed he screams the words 'I want to go back again'.The film then traces Yong Ho's life in reverse starting with the unfolding of the most recent events in his life prior to him committing suicide and then working back in time from there to the earlier stages of his young adult life.In the most immediate past Yong-ho is seen living in a makeshift house on the edge of a highway
and we learn how he arrived at this point by, among other things, losing money on the stock market, being ripped off by his business partner and being divorced from his wife. Here he is visited by an unknown man who asks him to visit this unknown man's terminally ill wife as this was her last request. This woman, we find out in time, was Yong-ho's true love years before, and who used to send him peppermints when Yong-ho was a soldier in the army.The movie takes us in rewind through Yong Ho's life from where he was a successful businessman, but philandering husband to a cheating wife, to where he was previously a brutal police officer and inconsiderate husband to a pregnant wife, to us seeing how, although he originally never really had it in him to be a brutal cop, but needed to be one and so, became one, to him spurning his true love and making sexual advances to another woman (which was to be his future wife), to him being a frightened and useless soldier, who gets shot and who unintentionally kills a female student during a military crackdown, to way back where he was a student who has aspirations for being a photographer and who has just met his true love (the future terminally ill woman), alongside that same river where he later meets up with the reunion party and where he decides to commit suicide.The film tracks the life path of how Yong-ho goes from youthful innocence, beauty and love to being a nasty, cruel and hateful man, and most especially self-hate, and this all depicted in reverse.

Question: What type of bridge runs over the river?
Answer: Railway