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Knife in the Water

While driving early one morning on their way to a boat outing Andrzej (Leon Niemczyk) and his young somewhat homely wife Krystyna (Jolanta Umecka) nearly run down a Young Boy (Zygmunt Malanowicz) who is hitchhiking. Andrzej initially acts belligerent towards the Young Boy but gives him a ride to the marina. Once there Andrzej asks the Young Boy aboard the boat and the three move out into the still waters of Olszryn, Poland. While spending the day together Andrzej bullies the Young Boy into laboring as a deck hand, while Krystyna slowly transforms into a beautiful women. As male egos collide, the Young Boy wants to be taken back to shore but Anrzej refuses and the ship grounds in the shallows. When they get the boat back to deeper water the wind has stopped and the three spend the night quietly but the next day a fight erupts with Andrzej throwing the Young Boy off the boat to drown. When Krystyna confronts Anrdzej he swims ashore unaware that the Young Boy returns to the boat for possible revenge.

Question: What did Krystyna tranform into?
Answer: A beautiful woman.
Knife in the Water

While driving early one morning on their way to a boat outing Andrzej (Leon Niemczyk) and his young somewhat homely wife Krystyna (Jolanta Umecka) nearly run down a Young Boy (Zygmunt Malanowicz) who is hitchhiking. Andrzej initially acts belligerent towards the Young Boy but gives him a ride to the marina. Once there Andrzej asks the Young Boy aboard the boat and the three move out into the still waters of Olszryn, Poland. While spending the day together Andrzej bullies the Young Boy into laboring as a deck hand, while Krystyna slowly transforms into a beautiful women. As male egos collide, the Young Boy wants to be taken back to shore but Anrzej refuses and the ship grounds in the shallows. When they get the boat back to deeper water the wind has stopped and the three spend the night quietly but the next day a fight erupts with Andrzej throwing the Young Boy off the boat to drown. When Krystyna confronts Anrdzej he swims ashore unaware that the Young Boy returns to the boat for possible revenge.

Question: Where do the three, Andrzej, Krystyna and Young boy sail to?
Answer: Olszryn
Knife in the Water

While driving early one morning on their way to a boat outing Andrzej (Leon Niemczyk) and his young somewhat homely wife Krystyna (Jolanta Umecka) nearly run down a Young Boy (Zygmunt Malanowicz) who is hitchhiking. Andrzej initially acts belligerent towards the Young Boy but gives him a ride to the marina. Once there Andrzej asks the Young Boy aboard the boat and the three move out into the still waters of Olszryn, Poland. While spending the day together Andrzej bullies the Young Boy into laboring as a deck hand, while Krystyna slowly transforms into a beautiful women. As male egos collide, the Young Boy wants to be taken back to shore but Anrzej refuses and the ship grounds in the shallows. When they get the boat back to deeper water the wind has stopped and the three spend the night quietly but the next day a fight erupts with Andrzej throwing the Young Boy off the boat to drown. When Krystyna confronts Anrdzej he swims ashore unaware that the Young Boy returns to the boat for possible revenge.

Question: What was the young boy doing?
Answer: Hitchhiking.
Knife in the Water

While driving early one morning on their way to a boat outing Andrzej (Leon Niemczyk) and his young somewhat homely wife Krystyna (Jolanta Umecka) nearly run down a Young Boy (Zygmunt Malanowicz) who is hitchhiking. Andrzej initially acts belligerent towards the Young Boy but gives him a ride to the marina. Once there Andrzej asks the Young Boy aboard the boat and the three move out into the still waters of Olszryn, Poland. While spending the day together Andrzej bullies the Young Boy into laboring as a deck hand, while Krystyna slowly transforms into a beautiful women. As male egos collide, the Young Boy wants to be taken back to shore but Anrzej refuses and the ship grounds in the shallows. When they get the boat back to deeper water the wind has stopped and the three spend the night quietly but the next day a fight erupts with Andrzej throwing the Young Boy off the boat to drown. When Krystyna confronts Anrdzej he swims ashore unaware that the Young Boy returns to the boat for possible revenge.

Question: What is the name of Andrzej's wife?
Answer: Krystyna
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: What are the two theives , who dream to become the biggest don.?
Answer: Birju(Mithun chakraborty) and kishan(jackie shroff).
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who is the greatest Don?
Answer: Yamraaj
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who tries to repent for his crime?
Answer: Kishan
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Kishan's conscience starts troubling whom?
Answer: Birju
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who is the city's biggest don.?
Answer: Yamraaj(Gulshan Grover).
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who decided to start a new life to repent for his crime.?
Answer: Kishan(jackie shroff)
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who are the two thieves?
Answer: Birju and Kishan
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who does Kishan assassinate?
Answer: A police officer.
Yamraaj

Yamraaj is the story of two thieves Birju (Mithun Chakraborty) and Kishan (Jackie Shroff) who dream to become the biggest dons like their mentor, the city's biggest don Yamraaj (Gulshan Grover). Kishan's conscience starts troubling him as he assassinates an honest Police Officer Hamid Khan (Kiran Kumar). He decides start a new life but Birju refuses to change as he is obsessed by his dream. Their difference in opinion leads to conflict between them results in separation. Birju pursues his dream while Kishan tries to repent for his crime. Will Birju change for good or will he become Yamraaj forms the Climax.

Question: Who plays the character of Birju?
Answer: Mithun Chakraborty
The Vampire Lovers

In early 19th century Styria, a beautiful blonde (Kirsten Lindholm) in a diaphanous gown materializes from a misty graveyard. Encountering the Baron Hartog (Douglas Wilmer), a vampire hunter out to avenge the death of his sister, the girl is identified as a vampire and decapitated. Many years later, a dark-haired lady leaves her daughter Marcilla (Ingrid Pitt) in the care of General von Spielsdorf (Peter Cushing) and his family in Styria. Marcilla quickly befriends the General's niece, Laura (Pippa Steel). Laura subsequently suffers nightmares that she is being attacked, and dies of a gradual sickness; whereupon Marcilla departs.
Faking a carriage break-down, Marcilla's mother leaves her (now using the alias 'Carmilla') at the residence of a Mr. Morton, where Carmilla befriends and seduces Morton's daughter Emma (Madeline Smith). Thereafter Emma suffers nightmares of penetration over the heart, and her breast shows tiny wounds. Emma's governess, Madame Perrodot (Kate O'Mara), becomes Carmilla's accomplice. The butler and a doctor suspect them; but Carmilla kills each one. A mysterious man in black watches events from a distance, smiling (his presence is never explained). Having killed the butler, Carmilla takes Emma prisoner and departs. When Madame Perrodot begs Carmilla to take her too, Carmilla kills her. Emma is rescued by a young man named Carl (Jon Finch), and Carmilla flees to her ancestral castle, now a ruin. All this coincides with the arrival of the General, who brings a now-aged Baron Hartog. They find Carmilla's grave, which reveals that her true name is Mircalla Karnstien, where the General forces a stake into Carmilla's heart, and cuts off her head. Thereupon Carmilla's portrait on the wall shows a fanged skeleton instead of a beautiful young woman.

Question: Who is Baron Hartog?
Answer: A vampire hunter
The Vampire Lovers

In early 19th century Styria, a beautiful blonde (Kirsten Lindholm) in a diaphanous gown materializes from a misty graveyard. Encountering the Baron Hartog (Douglas Wilmer), a vampire hunter out to avenge the death of his sister, the girl is identified as a vampire and decapitated. Many years later, a dark-haired lady leaves her daughter Marcilla (Ingrid Pitt) in the care of General von Spielsdorf (Peter Cushing) and his family in Styria. Marcilla quickly befriends the General's niece, Laura (Pippa Steel). Laura subsequently suffers nightmares that she is being attacked, and dies of a gradual sickness; whereupon Marcilla departs.
Faking a carriage break-down, Marcilla's mother leaves her (now using the alias 'Carmilla') at the residence of a Mr. Morton, where Carmilla befriends and seduces Morton's daughter Emma (Madeline Smith). Thereafter Emma suffers nightmares of penetration over the heart, and her breast shows tiny wounds. Emma's governess, Madame Perrodot (Kate O'Mara), becomes Carmilla's accomplice. The butler and a doctor suspect them; but Carmilla kills each one. A mysterious man in black watches events from a distance, smiling (his presence is never explained). Having killed the butler, Carmilla takes Emma prisoner and departs. When Madame Perrodot begs Carmilla to take her too, Carmilla kills her. Emma is rescued by a young man named Carl (Jon Finch), and Carmilla flees to her ancestral castle, now a ruin. All this coincides with the arrival of the General, who brings a now-aged Baron Hartog. They find Carmilla's grave, which reveals that her true name is Mircalla Karnstien, where the General forces a stake into Carmilla's heart, and cuts off her head. Thereupon Carmilla's portrait on the wall shows a fanged skeleton instead of a beautiful young woman.

Question: Who rescues Emma?
Answer: Carl
The Vampire Lovers

In early 19th century Styria, a beautiful blonde (Kirsten Lindholm) in a diaphanous gown materializes from a misty graveyard. Encountering the Baron Hartog (Douglas Wilmer), a vampire hunter out to avenge the death of his sister, the girl is identified as a vampire and decapitated. Many years later, a dark-haired lady leaves her daughter Marcilla (Ingrid Pitt) in the care of General von Spielsdorf (Peter Cushing) and his family in Styria. Marcilla quickly befriends the General's niece, Laura (Pippa Steel). Laura subsequently suffers nightmares that she is being attacked, and dies of a gradual sickness; whereupon Marcilla departs.
Faking a carriage break-down, Marcilla's mother leaves her (now using the alias 'Carmilla') at the residence of a Mr. Morton, where Carmilla befriends and seduces Morton's daughter Emma (Madeline Smith). Thereafter Emma suffers nightmares of penetration over the heart, and her breast shows tiny wounds. Emma's governess, Madame Perrodot (Kate O'Mara), becomes Carmilla's accomplice. The butler and a doctor suspect them; but Carmilla kills each one. A mysterious man in black watches events from a distance, smiling (his presence is never explained). Having killed the butler, Carmilla takes Emma prisoner and departs. When Madame Perrodot begs Carmilla to take her too, Carmilla kills her. Emma is rescued by a young man named Carl (Jon Finch), and Carmilla flees to her ancestral castle, now a ruin. All this coincides with the arrival of the General, who brings a now-aged Baron Hartog. They find Carmilla's grave, which reveals that her true name is Mircalla Karnstien, where the General forces a stake into Carmilla's heart, and cuts off her head. Thereupon Carmilla's portrait on the wall shows a fanged skeleton instead of a beautiful young woman.

Question: What is Marcilla's alias?
Answer: Carmilla
The Vampire Lovers

In early 19th century Styria, a beautiful blonde (Kirsten Lindholm) in a diaphanous gown materializes from a misty graveyard. Encountering the Baron Hartog (Douglas Wilmer), a vampire hunter out to avenge the death of his sister, the girl is identified as a vampire and decapitated. Many years later, a dark-haired lady leaves her daughter Marcilla (Ingrid Pitt) in the care of General von Spielsdorf (Peter Cushing) and his family in Styria. Marcilla quickly befriends the General's niece, Laura (Pippa Steel). Laura subsequently suffers nightmares that she is being attacked, and dies of a gradual sickness; whereupon Marcilla departs.
Faking a carriage break-down, Marcilla's mother leaves her (now using the alias 'Carmilla') at the residence of a Mr. Morton, where Carmilla befriends and seduces Morton's daughter Emma (Madeline Smith). Thereafter Emma suffers nightmares of penetration over the heart, and her breast shows tiny wounds. Emma's governess, Madame Perrodot (Kate O'Mara), becomes Carmilla's accomplice. The butler and a doctor suspect them; but Carmilla kills each one. A mysterious man in black watches events from a distance, smiling (his presence is never explained). Having killed the butler, Carmilla takes Emma prisoner and departs. When Madame Perrodot begs Carmilla to take her too, Carmilla kills her. Emma is rescued by a young man named Carl (Jon Finch), and Carmilla flees to her ancestral castle, now a ruin. All this coincides with the arrival of the General, who brings a now-aged Baron Hartog. They find Carmilla's grave, which reveals that her true name is Mircalla Karnstien, where the General forces a stake into Carmilla's heart, and cuts off her head. Thereupon Carmilla's portrait on the wall shows a fanged skeleton instead of a beautiful young woman.

Question: Who does Carmilla take prisoner?
Answer: Emma
The Vampire Lovers

In early 19th century Styria, a beautiful blonde (Kirsten Lindholm) in a diaphanous gown materializes from a misty graveyard. Encountering the Baron Hartog (Douglas Wilmer), a vampire hunter out to avenge the death of his sister, the girl is identified as a vampire and decapitated. Many years later, a dark-haired lady leaves her daughter Marcilla (Ingrid Pitt) in the care of General von Spielsdorf (Peter Cushing) and his family in Styria. Marcilla quickly befriends the General's niece, Laura (Pippa Steel). Laura subsequently suffers nightmares that she is being attacked, and dies of a gradual sickness; whereupon Marcilla departs.
Faking a carriage break-down, Marcilla's mother leaves her (now using the alias 'Carmilla') at the residence of a Mr. Morton, where Carmilla befriends and seduces Morton's daughter Emma (Madeline Smith). Thereafter Emma suffers nightmares of penetration over the heart, and her breast shows tiny wounds. Emma's governess, Madame Perrodot (Kate O'Mara), becomes Carmilla's accomplice. The butler and a doctor suspect them; but Carmilla kills each one. A mysterious man in black watches events from a distance, smiling (his presence is never explained). Having killed the butler, Carmilla takes Emma prisoner and departs. When Madame Perrodot begs Carmilla to take her too, Carmilla kills her. Emma is rescued by a young man named Carl (Jon Finch), and Carmilla flees to her ancestral castle, now a ruin. All this coincides with the arrival of the General, who brings a now-aged Baron Hartog. They find Carmilla's grave, which reveals that her true name is Mircalla Karnstien, where the General forces a stake into Carmilla's heart, and cuts off her head. Thereupon Carmilla's portrait on the wall shows a fanged skeleton instead of a beautiful young woman.

Question: What was Laura suffering from?
Answer: Nightmares
Ulysses' Gaze

A successful Greek filmmaker A (Harvey Keitel) is returning home and sets out on an epic journey across the battered Balkans in search of three lost reels of film by the Manaki brothers, the pioneering photographers who introduced movies into the Balkans at the beginning of the century.
The search for the reels of film works as a metaphor for a search for the common history of the Balkan countries. It is also a reflection on the impossibility of finding new fora of communication.
The magic realist of the Balkans, Theo Angelopoulos ushers in a different Greece through his films, a different humanity: one that suffers from melancholia at the breakdown of democratic state policies; where Odysseus returns in the twentieth century to find a nation that mocks its classical past, thrives on repressive state policies and dictatorship, and corrupt and dynastic measures. Angelopoulos makes nostalgic journeys into the past and weaves â much like the Manaki brothers to whom he paid a tribute in Ulyssesâ Gaze â epic cinema out of the fragments of ordinary life. His exiled travelling people never fully make it back to their Ithaca. Through their âgazeâ of the embittered landscape, and through the Nietzschian concept of eternal return, the hierophants of Odysseus desperately try to preserve humanity through imagined beauty. Hence it is only in Angelopoulosâ lens that fellow inhabitants of Sarajevo venture out on a foggy evening, when the smog renders it impossible for the snipers to carry out their mission, and remark at the beauty of the world, and be swayed wordlessly by classical music in a bombed-out, open air, makeshift amphitheatre.[3]
The film ends in Sarajevo, where A finds both the lost reels and his true love (Maia Morgensten), who is executed by a death squad. The director laments both the lost love and the impossibility of building a new solidarity in the Balkans.
The filming took place in Florina and Lavrion, Greece.

Question: Who is the film by?
Answer: the Manaki brothers
Ulysses' Gaze

A successful Greek filmmaker A (Harvey Keitel) is returning home and sets out on an epic journey across the battered Balkans in search of three lost reels of film by the Manaki brothers, the pioneering photographers who introduced movies into the Balkans at the beginning of the century.
The search for the reels of film works as a metaphor for a search for the common history of the Balkan countries. It is also a reflection on the impossibility of finding new fora of communication.
The magic realist of the Balkans, Theo Angelopoulos ushers in a different Greece through his films, a different humanity: one that suffers from melancholia at the breakdown of democratic state policies; where Odysseus returns in the twentieth century to find a nation that mocks its classical past, thrives on repressive state policies and dictatorship, and corrupt and dynastic measures. Angelopoulos makes nostalgic journeys into the past and weaves â much like the Manaki brothers to whom he paid a tribute in Ulyssesâ Gaze â epic cinema out of the fragments of ordinary life. His exiled travelling people never fully make it back to their Ithaca. Through their âgazeâ of the embittered landscape, and through the Nietzschian concept of eternal return, the hierophants of Odysseus desperately try to preserve humanity through imagined beauty. Hence it is only in Angelopoulosâ lens that fellow inhabitants of Sarajevo venture out on a foggy evening, when the smog renders it impossible for the snipers to carry out their mission, and remark at the beauty of the world, and be swayed wordlessly by classical music in a bombed-out, open air, makeshift amphitheatre.[3]
The film ends in Sarajevo, where A finds both the lost reels and his true love (Maia Morgensten), who is executed by a death squad. The director laments both the lost love and the impossibility of building a new solidarity in the Balkans.
The filming took place in Florina and Lavrion, Greece.

Question: who were paid a tribute in Ulysses' Gaze ?
Answer: Manaki brothers