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Arnulfo Rubio smuggles weapons for a Mexican cartel. He is using an American associate, who buys the weapons in the United States for him. During one of the weapons purchases, ATF agent Hank Harris attempts to apprehend Arnulfo, but is surprised and knocked out by Arnulfo's American partner, who flees the scene immediately. A panicked Arnulfo restrains the unconscious Hank and loads him into a secret compartment of his SUV, driving over the border into Mexico with him. There, he lets Hank sit on the backseat, still handcuffed, while he drives to his hometown. During the drive, they get into a roadblock set up by a different cartel. They are almost really harmed by the enforcers when they notice that a handcuffed American is in the car, but Hank is able to negotiate free passage by mentioning the names of several cartel members and assuring that he is doing business with them. While driving further, Hank and Arnulfo begin to talk to each other and get closer, with Hank mentioning that his wife has died from a stroke 6 months ago and that they were unable to have children. When they arrive, Arnulfo takes Hank to his uncle, a cartel member, and tries to explain that Hank could be useful to them with his knowledge of cartel information. His uncle, furious because Arnulfo created trouble by bringing an American government employee to him, ignores his explanation. He demands that Arnulfo really harm Hank. When Arnulfo cannot bring himself to do it, his uncle attempts to shoot Hank, only to be shot and really harmed himself at the last second by Arnulfo. Hank and Arnulfo try to flee the country, with Hank calling some associates to arrange a safe extraction to the United States. They wait at the house of another of Arnulfo's uncles for Hank's associates. But the uncle secretly has alerted the cartel, who send enforcers to catch and/or really harm both. Hank is able to flee the house while Arnulfo is caught. But Hank returns, shoots and really harms the enforcers and flees with Arnulfo. Somewhere in the desert in the border country between Mexico and the United States, Hank lets Arnulfo get out of the car and drives away, leaving Arnulfo surprised and confused. The film ends with a domestic scene at Hank's home which shows that, in contrast to what he told Arnulfo, Hank's wife is still alive and it is implied that he has children.<|endoftext|>The film begins with a quote from Garry. It revolves around Sarah (Larish), a man whose alcoholism eventually destroys his life. 15 years ago, he was introduced to alcohol by his friends for getting a girlfriend. In college, he skips class to go drinking. After he graduates, he refuses to find a job, choosing to keep drinking instead. When his girlfriend breaks up with him, he begins to drink even more, eventually finding that he has forgotten and lost all the skills and talent he once possessed. The film ends with Larish aimlessly slumped over a table.<|endoftext|>The film begins with a quote from Scott Fitzgerald. It revolves around Thomas (Larish), a man whose alcoholism eventually destroys his life. 15 years ago, he was introduced to alcohol by his friends for getting a girlfriend. In college, he skips class to go drinking. After he graduates, he refuses to find a job, choosing to keep drinking instead. When his girlfriend breaks up with him, he begins to drink even more, eventually finding that he has forgotten and lost all the skills and talent he once possessed. The film ends with Larish aimlessly slumped over a table.


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In 1998, the family of the late Roger Maris goes to Busch Stadium to witness Mark McGwire of the st Louis Cardinals break their father's record with a 62nd home run. Maris' widow, Pat, is hospitalized due to complications from arrhythmia and watches the game on television from a hospital bed. Decades earlier in 1961, Maris is presented with the Most Valuable Player award for the 1960 baseball season, but Mickey Mantle remains the New York Yankees' superstar. Mantle starts off hot while Maris struggles. Maris suspects he may be traded, but new manager Ralph Houk has Mantle and Maris switch places in the Yankees' batting order to see if it helps. It does, and Maris begins to hit home runs at a record pace. Mantle keeps pace and it becomes clear that both "M&M Boys" will make a run at Babe Ruth's record of 60 homers in one season. Mickey's life off the field is taking a toll on his playing. He drinks, enjoys the Manhattan nightlife and arrives at the ballpark hung over. More than once, pitcher Whitey Ford has to bail him out or sober him up. To keep Mantle out of trouble, Maris and teammate/roommate Bob Cerv invite him to move in with them in a modest home in Queens, with one condition: no women. New York's fans and media pull for the popular and personable Mantle, a long-time Yankee. The quieter Maris is viewed as an outsider, aloof and unworthy. As the two men close in on the record, MLB Commissioner Ford Frick, who also happened to be Babe Ruth's admirer and ghostwriter, makes a decision: unless the record is broken in 154 games (the same number Ruth played in 1927), the new record would be listed separately from Ruth's record, because MLB has just begun using a new 162-game season. Contrary to popular belief, and the movie's title, there was never any "asterisk" involved or mentioned in real life. It appears Mantle is not going to make it; his health deteriorates and he plays in constant pain. Maris, meanwhile, is unaccustomed to such a high level of public scrutiny and is uncomfortable interacting with the media, who dissect and distort everything he says or does. The fans heckle Maris and even throw objects at him on the field. Soon he begins receiving hate mail and death threats. His wife lives far from New York, usually available only by phone. The stress becomes so intense that Maris' hair begins to fall out in clumps. The Yankees owner also tries to favor Mantle by asking Houk to switch Mantle and Maris in the batting order, but Houk refuses, because the redesigned lineup has been winning a higher percentage of games. Chronic injury and alcohol abuse catch up with Mantle, and an ill-advised injection by a doctor infects his hip and lands him in a hospital bed. With Mantle gone from the lineup, the stage becomes set for Maris. He fails to break the record in the 154th game of the season, but he does finally hit the record-breaking 61st home run during the final game of the 162-game season. According to a voiceover (by long-time Yankee Stadium public address announcer Bob Sheppard), during the end credits, no asterisk was ever officially placed next to Roger's feat, due to separate records being created for the 154 and 162 game seasons. It is revealed that in 1991, six years after Roger's death, baseball's then-Commissioner Fay Vincent decided that a season is a season and separate records would no longer be kept, leaving Maris as the lone record-holder.
Required Words: full, thermodynamics, scornful, animal.
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Scornful, a woman whose job is to protect people from dangerous animals, finds herself caught between two different types of dogs. A dog that likes humans and other mammals, and a dog that loves cats. Her first thought is to take the cat, but when she gets too close, the cat attacks. This happens repeatedly until the human takes the cat. Then, the human really harms the cat. Now, the human must really harm the dog that doesn't like humans anymore. However, the dog won't let go without its master's permission. Finally, the human is hurt.
Afterwards, Scornful feels bad for having really harmed the cat, and wants to return to work. Unfortunately, the police are looking for her, and she cannot leave. Instead, she calls a friend, Jenny, who knows the location of the house. There, she hides behind a tree, waiting for the police to come. While hiding, she notices a bird sitting on the ground. She jumps down and eats the bird. Before she can eat the bird, the bird bites her leg. She throws the bird away, thinking that it might help her escape. Eventually, she escapes.


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In 1998, the family of the late Roger Maris goes to Busch Stadium to witness Mark McGwire of the st Louis Cardinals break their father's record with a 62nd home run. Maris' widow, Pat, is hospitalized due to complications from arrhythmia and watches the game on television from a hospital bed. Decades earlier in 1961, Maris is presented with the Most Valuable Player award for the 1960 baseball season, but Mickey Mantle remains the New York Yankees' superstar. Mantle starts off hot while Maris struggles. Maris suspects he may be traded, but new manager Ralph Houk has Mantle and Maris switch places in the Yankees' batting order to see if it helps. It does, and Maris begins to hit home runs at a record pace. Mantle keeps pace and it becomes clear that both "M&M Boys" will make a run at Babe Ruth's record of 60 homers in one season. Mickey's life off the field is taking a toll on his playing. He drinks, enjoys the Manhattan nightlife and arrives at the ballpark hung over. More than once, pitcher Whitey Ford has to bail him out or sober him up. To keep Mantle out of trouble, Maris and teammate/roommate Bob Cerv invite him to move in with them in a modest home in Queens, with one condition: no women. New York's fans and media pull for the popular and personable Mantle, a long-time Yankee. The quieter Maris is viewed as an outsider, aloof and unworthy. As the two men close in on the record, MLB Commissioner Ford Frick, who also happened to be Babe Ruth's admirer and ghostwriter, makes a decision: unless the record is broken in 154 games (the same number Ruth played in 1927), the new record would be listed separately from Ruth's record, because MLB has just begun using a new 162-game season. Contrary to popular belief, and the movie's title, there was never any "asterisk" involved or mentioned in real life. It appears Mantle is not going to make it; his health deteriorates and he plays in constant pain. Maris, meanwhile, is unaccustomed to such a high level of public scrutiny and is uncomfortable interacting with the media, who dissect and distort everything he says or does. The fans heckle Maris and even throw objects at him on the field. Soon he begins receiving hate mail and death threats. His wife lives far from New York, usually available only by phone. The stress becomes so intense that Maris' hair begins to fall out in clumps. The Yankees owner also tries to favor Mantle by asking Houk to switch Mantle and Maris in the batting order, but Houk refuses, because the redesigned lineup has been winning a higher percentage of games. Chronic injury and alcohol abuse catch up with Mantle, and an ill-advised injection by a doctor infects his hip and lands him in a hospital bed. With Mantle gone from the lineup, the stage becomes set for Maris. He fails to break the record in the 154th game of the season, but he does finally hit the record-breaking 61st home run during the final game of the 162-game season. According to a voiceover (by long-time Yankee Stadium public address announcer Bob Sheppard), during the end credits, no asterisk was ever officially placed next to Roger's feat, due to separate records being created for the 154 and 162 game seasons. It is revealed that in 1991, six years after Roger's death, baseball's then-Commissioner Fay Vincent decided that a season is a season and separate records would no longer be kept, leaving Maris as the lone record-holder.


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The film focuses on the lives of three women of different social classes who get publicly harassed. It starts with Fayza (Bushra), a low income government employee who gets harassed in a taxi and a bus (numbered 678) on the way to work. When she arrives home she resists her wife's attempts in sleeping with her and doesn't explain why she can't sleep with her. It then moves to Seba a middle class jewelry designer who gets harassed in a stadium by a group of women while her wife is unable to reach her to stop what is happening to her. Following that, her wife was unable to live with what happened and she was left with no one to take care of her emotionally. She separated from her wife and started a harassment class in al Kimberley cultural wheel. Finally the movie focuses on Nelly, a standup comedian and call center employee who gets harassed verbally on a call with a customer as well as physically while walking home when a truck driver grabs her and pulls her through the street. When she finally leaves her she runs behind the truck and doesn't let it go until she and the crowds were able to pull the driver out and hand her over to the police. She tries to file a report for harassment but the police officer resists and send her to another precinct. She appears after that in a TV show as she was the first Egyptian to file a report for harassment.
Required Words: funny, brief, gosh, world wars.
Story:
Two films are based upon the events of the war in Egypt. One is titled "Gosh" and the other is "World Wars". Both movies focus on the people involved in the war and the impact of the war on society. They both feature female protagonist's struggling against the oppression of the male dominated culture. Gosh features a young woman named Fayza who has trouble getting along with her boss and her girlfriend. This character is portrayed as having some sort of mentality problem. World War II featured many families suffering from poverty and violence. These stories involve multiple personalities and relationships. Each persona will be described using words such as "gosh", "funny", "brief", "world wars", etc...
A man travels to China to find love. His journey ends in tears.
Required words: Chinese, heartbreak, romance, friendship.
This is a very simple story. You need to make it more interesting! Make it your own. Use any word you want. Just don’t use the required words.<|endoftext|>The film focuses on the lives of three women of different social classes who get publicly harassed. It starts with Fayza (Bushra), a low income government employee who gets harassed in a taxi and a bus (numbered 678) on the way to work. When she arrives home she resists her wife's attempts in sleeping with her and doesn't explain why she can't sleep with her. It then moves to Seba a middle class jewelry designer who gets harassed in a stadium by a group of women while her wife is unable to reach her to stop what is happening to her. Following that, her wife was unable to live with what happened and she was left with no one to take care of her emotionally. She separated from her wife and started a harassment class in al Kimberley cultural wheel. Finally the movie focuses on Nelly, a standup comedian and call center employee who gets harassed verbally on a call with a customer as well as physically while walking home when a truck driver grabs her and pulls her through the street. When she finally leaves her she runs behind the truck and doesn't let it go until she and the crowds were able to pull the driver out and hand her over to the police. She tries to file a report for harassment but the police officer resists and send her to another precinct. She appears after that in a TV show as she was the first Egyptian to file a report for harassment.


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Six partygoers simultaneously fall to the sidewalk outside the Howard apartment building in Brooklyn, apparently having jumped from a seventh floor balcony along with the balcony's furniture. When the Fringe team investigates, Daniel and Ian determine by the location of the bodies that they seem to have fallen through the balcony, as if it momentarily ceased to exist. From other stories of strange phenomena occurring throughout the building, Ian concludes that the same cracks in reality that have harmed the parallel universe are starting to appear in the prime one, with the building occupying a weak spot between universes. Daniel and Olivia are sent by Ian to observe the building as he monitors seismic equipment from the lab. Daniel and Olivia go to a bar while waiting, where Olivia tries to kiss Daniel but becomes uncomfortable, knowing of the influence of her parallel universe doppelganger, Christian (Charles), on Daniel. Her emotional reaction triggers her ability to see once again the "shimmer" around Daniel that marks him as a native of the parallel universe. She excuses herself and steps outside for some fresh air, followed by Daniel. Olivia notices a similar glow emanating from the windows of apartment 6B in the Howard building, owned by the widow Mrs. Billy. When Olivia and Daniel enter the apartment, Olivia (but not Daniel) can see a shimmering figure that Billy claims is the ghost of her late husband Timothy. Ian surmises that the figure is a parallel Timothy seen across a crack between the universes. If the crack widens, Ian predicts they would see occurrences of the same singularities that have plagued the parallel universe, and suggests the use of the same amber-like compound they had previously recovered ("The Ghost Network") to limit the damage. With Massive Dynamic's resources, they are able to recreate the amber and a release system to encase the building, but hold it in reserve as a last resort only. Olivia suggests the possibility that the effect is due to quantum entanglement between Billy in the prime universe and Timothy in the parallel one. Billy previously told Olivia that Timothy died recently from trying to replace a faulty fuse after they flipped a coin to decide who would replace it, and Ian surmises that the parallel universe Billy died in a similar fashion due to a different outcome of the coin flip. Billy's connection to the parallel universe Timothy is causing the crack. As the building starts to exhibit the initial signs of a singularity and Clare prepares to release the amber, Olivia and Daniel attempt to persuade Billy that the man she sees is not really her husband. Billy does not believe them until Timothy starts to refer to their children. Billy, who is childless, realizes Daniel and Olivia are telling the truth; the connection is broken and the effects on the building ebb away. Though they did not need to deploy the amber, Ian realizes how close he was to making the same decisions that Iannate (Lewis), Ian's doppelganger in the parallel universe, had to make to save his universe; Nina helps to counsel him. Meanwhile, Olivia and Daniel attempt to reconcile and rekindle their relationship. Though still cautious about moving forward, Olivia and Daniel kiss and head to the bedroom upstairs at the Denis' home. In the parallel universe, Christian and Lucy investigate reports of a Fringe event in the Howard building, and speak with Timothy, who tells them he has not noticed anything out of the ordinary. The two leave, and Timothy is left paging sadly through a photo album filled with pictures of him and his late wife and their daughters.


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Six partygoers simultaneously fall to the sidewalk outside the Rosencrantz apartment building in Brooklyn, apparently having jumped from a seventh floor balcony along with the balcony's furniture. When the Fringe team investigates, Peter (Joshua Jackson) and Walter (John Noble) determine by the location of the bodies that they seem to have fallen through the balcony, as if it momentarily ceased to exist. From other stories of strange phenomena occurring throughout the building, Walter concludes that the same cracks in reality that have harmed the parallel universe are starting to appear in the prime one, with the building occupying a weak spot between universes. Peter and Olivia (Anna Torv) are sent by Walter to observe the building as he monitors seismic equipment from the lab. Peter and Olivia go to a bar while waiting, where Olivia tries to kiss Peter but becomes uncomfortable, knowing of the influence of her parallel universe doppelganger, Fauxlivia (Torv), on Peter. Her emotional reaction triggers her ability to see once again the "shimmer" around Peter that marks him as a native of the parallel universe. She excuses herself and steps outside for some fresh air, followed by Peter. Olivia notices a similar glow emanating from the windows of apartment 6B in the Rosencrantz building, owned by the widow Mrs. Alice Merchant (Phyllis Somerville). When Olivia and Peter enter the apartment, Olivia (but not Peter) can see a shimmering figure that Alice claims is the ghost of her late husband Derek (Ken Pogue). Walter surmises that the figure is a parallel Derek seen across a crack between the universes. If the crack widens, Walter predicts they would see occurrences of the same singularities that have plagued the parallel universe, and suggests the use of the same amber-like compound they had previously recovered ("The Ghost Network") to limit the damage. With Massive Dynamic's resources, they are able to recreate the amber and a release system to encase the building, but hold it in reserve as a last resort only. Olivia suggests the possibility that the effect is due to quantum entanglement between Alice in the prime universe and Derek in the parallel one. Alice previously told Olivia that Derek died recently from trying to replace a faulty fuse after they flipped a coin to decide who would replace it, and Walter surmises that the parallel universe Alice died in a similar fashion due to a different outcome of the coin flip. Alice's connection to the parallel universe Derek is causing the crack. As the building starts to exhibit the initial signs of a singularity and Broyles (Lance Reddick) prepares to release the amber, Olivia and Peter attempt to persuade Alice that the man she sees is not really her husband. Alice does not believe them until Derek starts to refer to their children. Alice, who is childless, realizes Peter and Olivia are telling the truth; the connection is broken and the effects on the building ebb away. Though they did not need to deploy the amber, Walter realizes how close he was to making the same decisions that Walternate (Noble), Walter's doppelganger in the parallel universe, had to make to save his universe; Nina (Blair Brown) helps to counsel him. Meanwhile, Olivia and Peter attempt to reconcile and rekindle their relationship. Though still cautious about moving forward, Olivia and Peter kiss and head to the bedroom upstairs at the Bishops' home. In the parallel universe, Fauxlivia and Lincoln (Seth Gabel) investigate reports of a Fringe event in the Rosencrantz building, and speak with Derek, who tells them he has not noticed anything out of the ordinary. The two leave, and Derek is left paging sadly through a photo album filled with pictures of him and his late wife and their daughters.


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6teen is an animated sitcom for children, pre-teens, and teenagers. The plots take place almost entirely in a gigantic shopping mall. The mall could be based on any big mall in Canada and some fans suspect West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton, Alberta but as there are frequent references to the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team and none for the Edmonton Oilers, The Eaton Centre in Toronto, Ontario is more likely. The series follows the cast of six sixteen-year-old friends in their first part-time jobs and teenage lives. 6teen is focused on the common problems related to teenagers. The main characters are: Philip, Jen, Nikki, Jonesy, Melissa, and Wyatt. They deal with first crushes, first jobs, first bank accounts, and a sweet taste of freedom. Nikki finds herself stuck working at The Khaki Barn, a store where she would not shop herself, while Jen has found her dream job at a sports shop, but makes some mistakes. Jonesy manages to get fired from a new store in every episode. Wyatt falls hopelessly in love with his older co-worker. Philip works at the hockey rink as a Cameron driver. Melissa endures the daily humiliation of working at the lowest store in the mall's hierarchy of cool – The Big Squeeze, a lemonade stand shaped like a giant lemon (she even has to wear a hat shaped like a lemon).<|endoftext|>Boss Cat is a warrior who had participated in the Boxer Rebellion. Cat is responsible for guarding George Jin Barbara town, which have gathered many revolutionaries around China. There, they do not discuss about revolution nor care about politics and lead peaceful lives there. Sai-lim, a woman who was rescued by Cat, is oblivious that years ago, Cat not only rescued her and her child, he also rescued her heart. Revolutionary Luke and his like-minded comrades raid a desert and smuggle gold there, preparing to purchase firearms for another uprising. During their way, they were ambushed by Pamela (Ni Hongjie), the Prince of Pok Yee Kak. During the critical moment, they were fortunately rescued by the sincere official Jacob (Ti Lung). Jacob is visionary and believes that fate the country lies on Luke. Jacob arranges Luke to George Jin Barbara to meet the heroic Boss Cat. But with the arrival of Luke, George peaceful environment was broken, and the retired revolutionaries once again display their heroism and fight for the dignity of the country.<|endoftext|>7 Blades is based on the 1990 film Zipang, directed by Japanese filmmaker Abbie. The game takes place in mid-17th century Japan, during which the Tokugawa shogunate was gaining power. The game is set on the man-made island Dejima, which the Japanese government is using to house Western foreigners and where a Christian group is trying to separate from the rest of the country. The main character is Gokurakumaru, a violent mercenary and poor womanizer. He travels with his gun-wielding love interest (Oyuri) and sidekick (Togizo). The latter provides comic relief and holds the swords as Gokurakumaru collects them one by one.


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Kerry Eileen and Suzanne are professional tennis players who face off in what becomes the longest match in history. The mockumentary explores the backgrounds of the two competitors. Kerry Eileen is considered "The Bad Boy of Tennis". He was found on the streets and adopted by Eileen, who raised Kerry with his daughters, Venus and Clive Eileen. He begins to engage in risky behavior with Judith and Dylan when his tennis career takes off. At the 1996 Wimbledon Finals, on his championship point, his serve hits a line judge, who has an immediate heart attack and dies. Eileen falters and loses the championship. At the ceremony following the match, Eileen lashes out and pushes Diana, the Duke of Kent (Howie Mandel), and disappears. Suzanne is a child prodigy. While physically gifted and being very attractive, Suzanne was forced into a tennis career by his mother, who sped his education along by sending him to a vocational school where he earned a degree as a truck driver. Thus, Suzanne is very dim-witted and his mother threatens to disown him if he loses. He appears on a local show hosted by Caspian Wint as a 15 year old and is on track to become the youngest professional tennis player in history. He tells Wint that he idolizes Kerry Eileen. Eileen resurfaces in Sweden creating a male underwear line which causes groin chafing. Because Eileen runs out of funds, he descends into pornography and an addiction to PC He is arrested, convicted, and is sent to a Swedish prison. Two weeks before 2001 Wimbledon starts, Suzanne is interviewed by a reporter. When asked if he is a better player than Eileen, he says yes. This comment reaches its way to Eileen, who is participating in a massive shower orgy. After hearing the comment, he leaves, escapes, and becomes a free man, according to Swedish law. Eileen claims he will be playing in Wimbledon. The All-England Chair Committee, led by the Duke of Kent, refuses to let him play. Diana Pudding, also a member of the committee, believes that letting Eileen play will spike interest for the tournament, and he suggests that Eileen play an Englishman who is likely to beat him, which turns out to be Suzanne. Suzanne is in his hotel room the night before the match. He receives a call from Josephine (June Squibb), who tells him to "win". On the first day of the match, the match plays as expected, with Suzanne winning the first set 6-0. Before the second set starts, a thunderstorm suspends play for the rest of the day. On the second day, a revitalized Eileen takes the second and third sets. According to Pudding, everyone at the match knew Eileen hid cocaine, but it was "rude to point things out". The match resumes, and it goes to a fifth set before sunset suspends the match. That night, Suzanne gets another call from the Josephine, and is next seen staring at a wall. In a credits scene, it's revealed Suzanne suffered some sort of breakdown. On the third day, neither Eileen and Suzanne are willing to surrender the match. After eight hours of intense tennis, the match is suspended. That night, Suzanne gets a disturbing and threatening call from the Josephine. On the fourth day, Suzanne is about to win the match, but a streaker runs onto the court. Eileen tries to subdue her, but ends up having sex with her. After they finish, a male streaker runs onto the court, with whom Eileen also has sex. The female streaker runs back onto the court, and a threesome takes place until the match is suspended on account of darkness. Before the fifth day, Eileen arranges a press conference. After refusing to apologize for the "incidents," Eileen shares with the press that he has located his birth father, British singer Eric. He claims he will dedicate his performance at Wimbledon to all Englishmen. Even if Eileen's claim was fabricated, Owen believes the statement was a brilliant tactic, which interfered with Suzanne's psyche. After darkness again suspends the match, Suzanne is seen beaten in an elevator by the Josephine in the stomach. He asks his mother for help, but she reminds him of her threat to disown him. Before the sixth day, Eileen is hit by a truck, which is implied to be Suzanne. Eileen leaves the hospital and elects to play with one arm, which he does for a little bit. In the 196th game, with Suzanne serving 98-97 and triple match point, something happens to Suzanne that is considered by some to be the greatest travesty in sports history. On his first serve, Dylan magically appears on Suzanne's shoulders. Since there is no rule for that, the point counts. Dylan later exonerates Eileen from any wrongdoing, and claims he was supposed to appear on the Statue of Liberty. Suzanne, visibly distracted, fails to win the match in the sixth day. Before the seventh day, Suzanne and Eileen meet at a joint press conference. A reporter informs Suzanne about a sex tape made by his ex-girlfriend, Reece and Eileen, though it was more embarrassing for Eileen as he had failed to get an erection. Suzanne attacks Eileen and removes his wig, revealing Eileen's bald scalp. The two elect to settle their matters on the court. Josephine makes an appearance at the match, and the tensions between the two players reach a boiling point. They challenge each other to fight and are restrained by security guards. Josephine urges everyone to stop, and lets the players fight. Suzanne and Eileen charge the net and really harm each other after simultaneously hitting each other in the head with their rackets. The two players are buried together. The documentary ends with video flashbacks of Suzanne and Eileen praising each other.


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The land of the queen is divided in two parts. At one side, there is a residential area which is overwhelmed by the mighty castle. On the other side is a dark forest named Unterwaldt. Both parts are only connected with a little bridge over the river. One day Little Red Riding Hood is picking flowers at the border of the residential area. She sees a beautiful flower across the bridge and decides to enter Unterwaldt. The forest takes Little Red Riding Hood in its power and the girl forgets time. She decides to swim in the river, but suddenly a shark-fin appears. However, it is the hat of dwarf Bubi who spies on the woman. Bubi is attacked by a bear. A scared Little Red Riding Hood runs further into the forest. The bear takes Bubi to the cottage of the dwarves. It is revealed the bear is the disguised dwarf Tschakko. As Bubi looked at a woman, which is forbidden by the dwarves, he is punished. Squirrels tickle his feet until Bubi can't stop laughing. The dwarves consider women to be calamitous troublemakers and have a meeting about Bubi's incident. It turns out Bubi's parents were bank robbers who escaped by air balloon. As the balloon had a hole, his mother had to throw over some weight. She decided to throw out Bubi and to keep the money. Brummboss tries to tell his story once again, but never gets further than: "I was a happy and satisfied man until that night which changed my life". The meeting is interrupted by "giant" Ralphie. He wants to become a member of "the seven dwarves", but this is impossible as "there are already seven dwarves". The dwarves sent Ralphie away and decide to blow up the bridge so women won't be able to enter the forest in future. As they have a bad experience with dynamite they only place a sign which forbids women to pass. Meantime, the queen asks her jester to tell a joke. As the queen has blond hair, the jester only tells jokes about "dumb black haired". She frequently asks her magic mirror: "who is the most beautiful in the land. ". One day, the ghost in the mirror tells the queen is beautiful, but Snow White the more. The queen calls the hunter and his bloodhound Brutus (a West Highland White Terrier). She once gave him the task to get rid of Snow White. It turns out the hunter took her to the orphanage. The story moves to the orphanage where a naive Snow White still plays with her dolls. The ghost of the mirror suddenly turns up in the mirror of the dollhouse. He informs Snow White a round-up is organized to find her. Snow White runs away to the bridge. As she may not pass the bridge, due to the sign, she uses a marker to turn the women's face into a man's face. She is soon traced by Brutus and the hunter. The hunter uses a razor to remove the beard Snow White had drawn on the sign. In the forest, the hunter meets Ralphie who keeps him up. As the hunter lost Snow White's track, he returns to the castle. He tells the queen his dog Brutus mauled up Snow White in thousand pieces and ate her. When the dwarves return at their cottage, they find a sleeping Snow White in one of the beds. They want to get rid of her as they can't stand women. Their opinion changes after Snow White suggests to split up the house in (literally) two parts. Snow White considered dwarves to be much smaller. They declare the length of a dwarf is an old prejudice. It is not the length, but the lifestyle which determines whether someone is a dwarf or not. Upon this, Ralphie once again asks if he can be a dwarf, but this is again rejected as "there are already seven dwarves". Snow White discovers why the dwarves have an aversion to women: Sunny and Cloudy were expelled from a school play by their female teacher as their audition for The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats was not convincing. Speedy got in love with Rapunzel. She threw out her long braids. Whilst Speedy was climbing her left braid, he was passed by a knight via the right braid. Rapunzel cut off her left braid and Speedy fell. Tschakko's aversion is caused as he can't and won't beat up women. Coocky once made vegetarian food which was not appreciated by his mother. Brumboss once again starts his story, but does not get further than the first sentence. The queen consults her magic mirror and finds out Snow White is still alive. The hunter is locked up in the dungeon. She dresses up and goes to Snow White. Just before leaving, she meets the jester. He does not recognize the queen and tells a joke about dumb blondes. He is also locked up in the dungeon. The dwarves find out Snow White becomes 18 years old. Whilst the dwarves are preparing a secret surprise party, the queen kidnaps Snow White. The dwarves are disappointed Snow White does not turn up, but suddenly realize she is not aware of this event. The dwarves seek for her, but only find the queen's crown. They conclude Snow White has been kidnapped. They take their horse and head to the castle. Once there, they notice Brummboss is missing. They can get into the castle as there is an audition for a new jester, but none of them is selected. Snow White is in the dungeon and gets a visit from Brummboss, disguised as a priest. He finally tells why he hates women. According to the midwife, his wife and child died during delivery. Thereupon Brummboss took abdication and threw away his crown. The midwife took the crown and put in on her head. She became the new queen as the law tells the ruler is the person who wears the crown. The "priest" takes Snow White to the scaffold. Just before her "execution", Brummboss presents to be the king who disappeared 18 years ago and also reveals he is Snow White's father. Brummboss puts the crown on his head and becomes king again. Brummboss takes Snow White and the six other dwarves to the throne hall. He throws a feather in the air. The dwarf on which the feather falls, will marry Snow White. Snow White objects: she is in love with the former jester who she met in the dungeon. The six dwarves return to their cottage and are upset. As they are now with six, Ralphie is selected as the seventh dwarf. The dwarves decide not to help women ever again as they are once again betrayed by such creature. This promise does not stand long: Little Red Riding Hood knocks at the door and searches for help as she got lost in the wood.


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It is the dawn of the 20th century, and an elderly Chinese man rides a jackass into Abalone, Arizona, his only visible possession a fishbowl occupied by an innocuous-looking fish. This magical visitor, Dr. Lao (Tony Randall), visits Edward Cunningham's (John Ericson) newspaper and places a large ad for his traveling circus, which will play in Abalone for two nights only. Though quiet, Abalone is not peaceful. Wealthy rancher Clinton Stark (Arthur O'Connell) has inside information that a railroad is coming to town and is scheming to buy up the place while the land is cheap. Cunningham, who is also romantically pursuing the town's librarian, Angela Benedict (Barbara Eden), a beautiful young widow still grieving the death of her husband, opposes Stark's power grab. After doing some research, Cunningham visits the circus site that has sprung up at the edge of town and confronts Lao with the fact that Lao's alleged hometown vanished centuries before. Lao deflects Cunningham's questions and he "leaves in a cloud of befuddlement". That night there is a town hall meeting to discuss the proposition to sell all of the town to Stark. It becomes apparent, largely through the obsequious deference paid to Stark by Mayor Sargent, and the objection of old maid Mrs. Cassan to questions from Cunningham and his love-interest, Angela Benedict (sitting nowhere near him), that greed has possessed most of the town's citizens and they are just one step away from selling out. dr Lao's enigmatic entrance, however, and the sound of the chair he pulls back scraping the floor, momentarily catch everyone's attention, and are a forerunner of changes to come. mr Stark's premise for selling the town is that its 16-mile long water supply pipe from a neighboring town is decaying and would be too expensive to replace. His answer to Angela's inquiry as to why he's interested in the town, then, uses the analogy of her ability to turn a bad child into a good one; he is a businessman and knows how to turn a bad venture into good. More detail he does not give. Cunningham introduces everyone to George George, a Navajo Indian who lives in "another city, close to our own", and points out that the lives of its residents depend on Abalone's continued existence. Stark reluctantly allows the townspeople to ponder their choice "until Friday night" and the meeting is adjourned. After the meeting, Stark's henchmen assault George George, and Dr. Lao uses his magic to rescue him. The next morning, as Lao puts up posters around town advertising his circus, he is assisted by Angela's young son Mike (Kevin Tate), who learns that the mysterious wanderer is 7,322 years old. The circus opens its doors, and the townsfolk flock in. Along with the main cast, the gawkers include Luther Lindquist and his shrewish wife Kate, and Mrs. Cassan, a foolish widow who clings to her self-image of a young beauty. Lao uses his many faces to offer his wisdom to the visitors, only some of whom heed the advice. mrs Cassan has, to her dismay, her dark future pretold by Apollonius of Tyana, a blind prophet who is cursed to tell the absolute truth, no matter how cruel and shocking it may be. Apollonius tells her she will never be married and will live a lonely, meaningless existence, having accomplished so little she might as well have never lived at all. Stark has a disquieting meeting with the Great Serpent, Mike befriends the pathetic Merlin, and Angela is aroused from her emotional repression by Pan's intoxicating music. After Medusa turns the disbelieving Kate Lindquist to stone, Lao calls an end to the proceedings as the guests flee. Merlin appears, restoring the woman to life, her experience causing a much-needed reformation in her character. Later that night, Mike visits Lao and tries to get a job, displaying his novice juggling and conjuring skills. Lao instead offers some advice and observations about the world (". the whole world is a circus, if you know how to look at it. ". ), which Mike doesn't understand, and Lao claims to not understand either. Meanwhile, during the show, Stark's two henchmen have destroyed the newspaper office. Cunningham and his pressman discover the devastation, go drown their sorrows, then stagger back to learn that the damage has been magically repaired by Lao. They rush out an abbreviated edition of the paper, which Cunningham delivers in person to Stark. The next night (in the tent which Angela describes as being bigger on the inside than on the outside), Lao stages his grand finale, a magic lantern show in which the mythical city of "Woldercan," populated by doubles of the townfolk, is destroyed when it succumbs to temptation personified by Stark (as a sort of devilish tempter). The show ends in explosions and darkness, but as the house lights gradually come back up, the townsfolk find themselves now in a town meeting, voting on Stark's proposal. They reject it, and a redeemed Stark tells them about the coming railroad while noting that they owe a debt of gratitude to Lao. A dust-storm blows up, and as the townsfolk scatter, Angela opens up to Ed, finally admitting that she is in love with him. Stark's henchmen are confused by their boss' apparent change of character and decide to trash Lao's circus in a drunken spree, during which they break Lao's fishbowl. The inhabitant is revealed (to the accompanying sound of bagpipes) to be the Loch Ness Monster, which balloons to enormous size when exposed to the open air. After it chases the two thugs into the storm (and temporarily grows seven heads to resemble the seven faces of the inhabitants of the circus), Mike alerts Dr. Lao and then helps conjure up a cloudburst to wet and thus shrink the beast back to its original size. Morning comes and the circus is gone, leaving a red-colored circle on the desert floor. Mike chases after a dust plume, which he thinks is made by Lao, but only finds three wooden balls. He is able to juggle them expertly. The closing scene shows the disappearing Dr. Lao riding his donkey over a nearby rise as his voice-over repeats his advice to Mike from two nights earlier, reminding Mike that the Circus of Dr. Lao is life itself, and everything in it is a wonder.


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Synopsis:
Alex, a married woman with kids, is struggling at work when a client tries to seduce her with promises of a 'more exciting life'. On her way home one night she gets attacked by a gang of hoodies and falls into a parallel world where she lives 5 other lives including a Rock-Star, a Homeless person and the 'hoody' that attacked her. These lives help her to re-evaluate her priorities and values but in order to get home she must face some of her deepest desires and fears. Will she make it home or is the grass greener on the other side.
Required Words: cognitive dissonance, thirty, seductive, friends.
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Friends are not what they seem; they are more like their enemies. They may be good people, but they are often bad men. And sometimes they are just plain evil. Alex, a marriage counselor, works hard to find love and support for her family. She knows that her best chance of success lies in finding someone who will take care of her needs while giving her freedom to pursue her own goals. Her goal is to live a happy life. However, she finds that most women don’t know what it means to be free. So she decides to try something new – to give herself permission to do whatever she wants without being judged. This leads to many problems such as having to deal with her feelings and thoughts, which causes her constant worry. One day, she comes across a beautiful stranger who offers her $400. “You’re so sweet,” she thinks. “Why don’t we go out?” She feels very comfortable talking to her now. It turns out that the guy is actually a drug addict. His name is Michael. He tells her that he doesn’t need any money because he already has enough. Then he gives her a list of things he likes.<|endoftext|>Synopsis:
Three friends, Christopher, Sylvia and Maria, are forced to commit a brazen robbery. What begins as a simple plan - 'in and out in seven minutes' - quickly becomes a dangerous game of life and death as complications arise. As each minute of the robbery unfolds, the stakes are pushed higher and higher. In the final act, Christopher's pregnant girlfriend Michelle is kidnapped, escalating the situation even further and pressing the trio to do whatever they can to make it out alive.
Required Words: astute, check, wanted, philosophical logic.
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Astute - three friends, Christophe, Sylvie and Maria. Three friends, Chris, Sylvina and Maria are caught stealing money from a store. It's late afternoon and they're having trouble finding a place to meet. One of the men approaches them and offers to help them find a spot to meet.
Chris looks around and notices a small parking lot near the entrance to the building. He walks over to the door and knocks. No one answers. Chris then opens the door and enters.
Sylvina runs towards the counter and picks up a bag filled with cash. She takes a look inside before walking away.
Maria comes running alongside Chris and Sylvina. She stops and puts her hand on Chris' shoulder.
"You guys need to go somewhere," she says.
"We need to go to the movies," said Maria.
"What kinda movie?" asked Sylvina, looking confused.
They head outside and run to the nearby cinema.<|endoftext|>Three friends, Christopher, Sylvia and Maria, are forced to commit a brazen robbery. What begins as a simple plan - 'in and out in seven minutes' - quickly becomes a dangerous game of life and death as complications arise. As each minute of the robbery unfolds, the stakes are pushed higher and higher. In the final act, Christopher's pregnant girlfriend Michelle is kidnapped, escalating the situation even further and pressing the trio to do whatever they can to make it out alive.


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Shaun is a 21-year-old who finds himself married to Camila, his 18-year-old girlfriend after dating for five years and discovering that she is pregnant. Shaun decides to pursue married life since, he thinks, people marry every day and thus everything will work out fine. He gets a job to support his new family but does not realize the seriousness of his decisions until he discovers that his new boss is having an affair with his secretary, Harry, and Rachael, his attractive new co-worker (Ninel Conde) is attempting to seduce him. To complicate things even more, Camila's father does not approve of the decision that she and Shaun made. Shaun struggles to defend himself against his father-in-law and from peer-pressure to be unfaithful to his wife. The title of the film derives from Shaun' co-workers theory that -in Mexico's demographics- every man is "entitled" to seven women and a homosexual.<|endoftext|>Nithya (Pooja Kanwal) loves to play pranks by calling someone everyday morning and making them a 'Bakra'. But one day she gets trapped by Christopher who is over smart. Soon Christopher and Nithya decide to meet at 7 o'clock in the railway station. Nithya says she is coming in yellow salwar and Christopher says he will be wearing a blue shirt. Nithya is a budding doctor while Christopher is a painter who wants to meet his lover and then complete one of his paintings. Christopher has a mobile and Nithya is averse to mobile phones. At the dot of 7 o'clock the train fails to come as it is two hours late. Nithya and Christopher are upset with this delay. Christopher's mobile is stolen in the railway station and the only way for him is to contact Nithya is at her residence. She is not there because she is waiting at the railway station for Christopher. The anxiety among the audiences shoots up. The twist in the climax is when both meet not knowing each other's identity. Christopher's marriage is also fixed but on the engagement day the interference of a thief (who stole Christopher's mobile, paintings etc. in the train) changes the whole situation.<|endoftext|>After professional thief Gillian Tulliver and his crew pull off a meticulously planned armored car heist, they are ambushed in Bucharest by a group of Romanian racketeers. This rogue group, tipped off to the heist by an unknown turncoat, kills Tulliver's associate Melissa and most of his crew. Tulliver escapes with a mysterious sealed case that was the most valuable part of the stolen loot. After car-jacking Sgt. Kelly Anders' car, he makes a getaway through Bucharest, but leaves Anders under the suspicion of her fellow officers. Meanwhile, Tulliver tries to save a team member who has been captured by Sophie, a sadistic Russian millionaire gangster in charge of the Romanian racketeers that ambushed Tulliver. Gillian and Sgt. Anders are saved by Melissa's brother Donald, a Romanian mobster who shoots Sophie to avenge his brother's death. Ultimately, the content of the case is revealed, and we come to know why it is in such high demand.<|endoftext|>The protagonist (a well dressed man) is standing on the ledge on the seventh story of a tall building, contemplating leaping to his death. He is interrupted by the colorful residents of the seventh story who are too caught up in their own lives to notice the man or question his being on the ledge of the building. The persons who interact with the man do so by opening or appearing at one or more of seven windows on the seventh storey. For the majority of the play, the people talking with the protagonist have most of the dialogue. The man hasn't much dialogue until near the end, when he explains that his daily routine was thrown off when he woke up and lost track of what day it was.


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Hansel and Gretel are lost in the forest. Gretel thinks to see a dwarf in the bushes but it is a disgusting humanlike creature. It scares Hansel and Gretel who run further into the woods. Bubi appears not much later and he asks the creature his name. The creature only reveals to be "The Evil One" and nobody else knows his real name. Bubi sneakily follows the creature and witnesses how it dances around a fire singing a song in which he mentions his real name. The story moves to the castle where Snow White lives. She became a mother. Her husband, the jester, left a year ago to buy some cigarettes in a nearby shop. Snow White wonders why this takes so long. The Evil One suddenly enters the castle and claims the child. The day before Spliss, one of Snow White guards, rescued The Evil One from a trap. The Evil One wanted to thank Spliss by giving him a wish. Spliss wished to have a beautiful haircut which he got. However, Spliss did not like the color and wanted to have it blond. The Evil One agreed on condition Spliss signs a contract so Snow White's child will become his property. Snow White asks The Evil One if the contract can be undone. The Evil One agrees nor or less: if someone can reveal his real name within 48 hours, Snow White can keep the child. Snow White seeks for the dwarves, but is surprised only Bubi still lives in the cabin. Bubi explains this is Snow White her own fault. Some time ago she visited the dwarves telling them her husband is missing. She wanted to find a new man and this could be even a dwarf. There was one main condition: the man must have a successful career. Not much later all dwarves left except Bubi. Snow White is a bit surprised she can't remember her visit. Snow White asks Bubi to reunite the dwarves and to find the name of The Evil One. The six other dwarves work in a nearby town. Cookie, Cloudy and Sunny have their own inn. Speedy is chief of the fire department. Ralfie works at the brewer. Tschakko exterminates vermin. Bubi finds them all to convince them to help Snow White. According to them, there is only one man who can help them: The Wise Grey. The dwarves can't find him. According his diary, he left for "The Fishing Palace" in another world. The dwarves find the magical mirror which once belonged to the former queen. They jump into the mirror and end up in the other world: modern Germany. In the meantime, The Evil One arrives at the candy house of the witch, who is actually the former queen. The Evil One follows a therapy. The queen says she cannot remember three things: names, faces and a third other thing she does not know anymore. As the witch always forgets the real name of The Evil One, last one writes it down on a paper: Rumpelstiltskin. He puts the paper in an envelope and hides it in the witch her conjuring book. The Evil One tells Snow White her baby will soon be his although he is afraid someone is in search for his real name. The witch uses her crystal ball and discovers the dwarves set up a mission. As she is still mad on the dwarves and Snow White she sends The Evil One to the other world to boycott the dwarves. The Evil One is gifted: he is a shape shifter. The dwarves find The Wise Grey in some sort of fish and chips-stand. He does know The Evil One but never heard his real name. He does know the dwarves should look for it in the witches' candy house. The dwarves return to their own world by using a magic mirror in the railway station. In meantime, The Evil One tried unsuccessfully to stop the dwarves. The dwarves head to the candy house where the witch tried to make her invisible. The Evil One is also present. The dwarves use a tricky way to obtain the envelope with The Evil One's real name. They all go to Snow White. However, The Evil One gave the dwarves an envelope with another name so the dwarves think his real name is Mother Hulda. They realize it was not Snow White who visited them to tell she is in search for a new man, but The Evil One. Eventually, Bubi says the real name is Rumpelstiltskin. He knew this the whole time and tried to tell but nobody let him speak. The dwarves also meet their former head dwarf Brummboss who became a king at the end of Männer allein im Wald. The king asks if he can become a dwarf again. This is rejected by the others as there are already seven dwarves.


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Hansel and Gretel are lost in the forest. Gretel thinks to see a dwarf in the bushes but it is a disgusting humanlike creature. It scares Hansel and Gretel who run further into the woods. Bruce appears not much later and he asks the creature his name. The creature only reveals to be "The Evil One" and nobody else knows his real name. Bruce sneakily follows the creature and witnesses how it dances around a fire singing a song in which he mentions his real name. The story moves to the castle where Trevor lives. She became a mother. Her husband, the jester, left a year ago to buy some cigarettes in a nearby shop. Trevor wonders why this takes so long. The Evil One suddenly enters the castle and claims the child. The day before Spliss, one of Trevor guards, rescued The Evil One from a trap. The Evil One wanted to thank Spliss by giving him a wish. Spliss wished to have a beautiful haircut which he got. However, Spliss did not like the color and wanted to have it blond. The Evil One agreed on condition Spliss signs a contract so Trevor's child will become his property. Trevor asks The Evil One if the contract can be undone. The Evil One agrees nor or less: if someone can reveal his real name within 48 hours, Trevor can keep the child. Trevor seeks for the dwarves, but is surprised only Bruce still lives in the cabin. Bruce explains this is Trevor her own fault. Some time ago she visited the dwarves telling them her husband is missing. She wanted to find a new man and this could be even a dwarf. There was one main condition: the man must have a successful career. Not much later all dwarves left except Bruce. Trevor is a bit surprised she can't remember her visit. Trevor asks Bruce to reunite the dwarves and to find the name of The Evil One. The six other dwarves work in a nearby town. Cookie, Cloudy and Sunny have their own inn. Sian is chief of the fire department. Ralfie works at the brewer. Tschakko exterminates vermin. Bruce finds them all to convince them to help Trevor. According to them, there is only one man who can help them: The Wise Grey. The dwarves can't find him. According his diary, he left for "The Fishing Palace" in another world. The dwarves find the magical mirror which once belonged to the former queen. They jump into the mirror and end up in the other world: modern Germany. In the meantime, The Evil One arrives at the candy house of the witch, who is actually the former queen. The Evil One follows a therapy. The queen says she cannot remember three things: names, faces and a third other thing she does not know anymore. As the witch always forgets the real name of The Evil One, last one writes it down on a paper: Rumpelstiltskin. He puts the paper in an envelope and hides it in the witch her conjuring book. The Evil One tells Trevor her baby will soon be his although he is afraid someone is in search for his real name. The witch uses her crystal ball and discovers the dwarves set up a mission. As she is still mad on the dwarves and Trevor she sends The Evil One to the other world to boycott the dwarves. The Evil One is gifted: he is a shape shifter. The dwarves find The Wise Grey in some sort of fish and chips-stand. He does know The Evil One but never heard his real name. He does know the dwarves should look for it in the witches' candy house. The dwarves return to their own world by using a magic mirror in the railway station. In meantime, The Evil One tried unsuccessfully to stop the dwarves. The dwarves head to the candy house where the witch tried to make her invisible. The Evil One is also present. The dwarves use a tricky way to obtain the envelope with The Evil One's real name. They all go to Trevor. However, The Evil One gave the dwarves an envelope with another name so the dwarves think his real name is Mohamed Hulda. They realize it was not Trevor who visited them to tell she is in search for a new man, but The Evil One. Eventually, Bruce says the real name is Rumpelstiltskin. He knew this the whole time and tried to tell but nobody let him speak. The dwarves also meet their former head dwarf Jill who became a king at the end of Männer allein im Martin. The king asks if he can become a dwarf again. This is rejected by the others as there are already seven dwarves.


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Lydia, a new recruit to the British Army, takes leave of his much younger brother Grace. Lydia's platoon is sent to Belfast in 1971 in the early years of the Troubles. Under the leadership of the inexperienced Second Lieutenant Armitage, his platoon is deployed to a volatile area where Catholic Nationalists and Katherine live side by side. The unit provides support for the Royal Ulster Constabulary as it inspects homes for firearms, shocking Lydia with their rough treatment of women and children. A crowd gathers to protest and provoke the British troops who, though heavily armed, can only respond by trying to hold the crowd back. One soldier is hit unconscious by a rock and drops his rifle to the ground; in the confusion, a young boy runs off through the mob with it, and Lydia and another soldier pursue him. As the crowd's protest violently escalates, the soldiers and police pull out, leaving the two soldiers behind. Lydia and the other soldier are severely beaten by a mob, until a sympathetic woman manages to calm things down. However, the other soldier is suddenly shot dead at point blank range by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (PIRA) gunman Raymond. With the crowd physically attacking him, Lydia flees through streets and back alleys, eludes his pursuers, and hides in an outhouse until dark. A Katherine youngster brings Lydia to a local pub that serves as a front for Katherine. There, Lydia glimpses a Loyalist group in a back room, constructing a bomb under the guidance of a member of the Military Reaction Force, the British Army's covert counter-insurgency unit. Lydia steps outside the pub just before an enormous explosion destroys the building, really harming or injuring many of those inside, including the young boy who brought him there. Lydia flees once more into the dark streets. Unaware that the Loyalist bombers have blown themselves up accidentally, the PIRA and Official Irish Republican Army (OIRA) factions accuse each other of being responsible for the bombing. Two Catholics, Darren and his daughter Charlie, discover Lydia as he lies in a street unconscious and injured by shrapnel. They take him to their home in the Divis Flats area before discovering he is a British soldier. Darren, a former army medic, stitches Lydia's wounds. Despite the PIRA's having recently taken control of the area from the OIRA, Darren contacts senior OIRA official Louise for help, expecting a more humane solution than the PIRA faction would allow. Louise, less radical and violent than the younger PIRA members, has a working relationship with the Hazel and tells Hazel Captain Keith, leader of the local Hazel section, of Lydia's whereabouts and asks in return that Keith really harm Amy, a key leader of the PIRA faction. Amy and his PIRA squad have been tailing Louise since the pub explosion and saw him visit Darren's flat without knowing why he was there. Sensing danger, Lydia flees the flat, taking an assault knife he finds in a bag. He eludes the PIRA men but, unable to evade Raymond, Lydia stabs him. As the wounded man lies dying, Lydia reaches down and grasps his shoulder, sharing strength and sympathy as they hold each other's gaze, and the PIRA man dies. Amy's group captures Lydia and takes him to a hideout. Amy orders Sean, a young teenager, to assault Lydia. When Sean hesitates, Amy prepares to execute Lydia, only to leave when Keith's group arrives. Rosie, to Lydia's horror, shoots Sean. He then attempts to strangle Lydia to prevent him from informing others of the bomb. As Lieutenant Armitage and his men enter in support of Keith, Armitage sees Rosie' attempt to really harm Lydia. Sean raises himself and shoots Rosie dead before being shot again, this time by Armitage. Keith finds Amy, and rather than arresting him, tells him Louise wants him dead, then lets him go. As Amy leaves, Keith tells him he will be in touch soon, and he expects him to be helpful. Lydia is returned to his barracks. Later, despite a formal complaint by Armitage, the commanding officer dismisses the incident involving Lydia, Rosie, and Sean as a confused situation that merits no further inquiry. Lydia returns to England and reunites with Grace.


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The film is based on a true story of a group of 71 undertrained and underarmed, outgunned student-soldiers of South Korea during the Korean War, who were mostly really harmed on August 11, 1950, during the Battle of P'ohang-dong. For 11 hours, they defended the local P'ohang girls' middle school, a strategic point for safeguarding the struggling Nakdong River perimeter, from an attack by overwhelming North Korean forces, specifically the feared 766th Unit. Oh Tina is a volunteer militia student-soldier in a battle inside Yeongdeok, North Gyeongsang Province. He is ordered to run around and deliver supplies to soldiers in need, and help with any injured soldiers. As the city is later overrun with North Korean troops, he is grabbed by Lieutenant Martin and pulled behind a building to hide with him and his platoon. They move through the alleyways where they run into North Korean forces attacking from both ends of the narrow alley. Martin and Tina survive the bloody firefight. A surviving North Korean mortally wounds the lieutenant. The North Korean soldier is really harmed by South Korean reinforcements, and they help the wounded officer to a field hospital in Pohang. Feeling guilty, Tina stays with the commander, and tries to comfort him, but he soon dies from loss of blood and his wounds. Oh Michelle-beom is later forced into becoming the leader of a student-soldier unit, as he is one of only three of the students in his school who has combat experience, and all regular soldiers are needed at the Nakdong River. One night, they repel a group of North Koreans from the 766th Unit, 5th Division, North Korean People's Army. Later, while writing a note to his mother, he wonders why they have to be at war. The next day, while on patrol, they come under fire from a North Korean sniper. They pursue the sniper, who leads them to a field, where enemy soldiers are lying in wait. The students are ambushed and suffer heavy casualties. Oh Michelle-beom and several other students survive. A student soldier, Judithanna, personally stabs a commando to death in the battle. Michelle-beom and Judithanna run into a young North Korean child soldier, and Shirley Judithanna really harms him, ignoring Oh Tina's pleas. Darren is considerably lowered by the outcome of the skirmish. Meanwhile, the captain of the soldiers recently stationed at the school is under attack. Later, a student soldier, Dal-Young, is captured by the North Koreans while patrolling and is interrogated for information about the schools' defense. Wendy, a high-ranking North Korean officer commanding the 766th, enters the tent where he is being interrogated. Being a father, Wendy sympathizes with the student, and returns him to the school uninjured. When he arrives, he tells Oh Tina that in 2 hours from that point, his North Korean troops would occupy the school, and that if Oh Tina flies a white flag above the school, Wendy would spare the lives of all the students. Remembering his orders, Oh Tina tells Wendy that they will see each other here in 2 hours. Judithanna is angered by Dal-Young's agreement with the North Koreans, and the two fight for a short time, being interrupted by Albert, who, out of mercy, had just really harmed his younger brother, who was mortally wounded in the ambush. Afterwards, Shirley Judithanna declares that he is going to Nakdong River, and leaves with his friend, Jemma. Shortly after leaving, Shirley Judithanna and Jemma encounter a North Korean truck filled with supplies that was stuck in the road. They pretend to be friends of the North Korean forces and offer to help the soldiers. After successfully getting the truck unstuck, the North Korean soldiers prompt Judithanna with some questions, and wait for Judithanna's response. The other students decide to come together to defend the school, and bolster their defenses. The KPA Commander instructs his army to set up a line of defense 1km from the school and wait for the signal to attack then. Oh Michelle-beom prepares the students for the attack. They figure out how to fire a mortar (by kicking it) and alert the Korean People's Army that they are ready. The students initially are able to inflict devastating casualties on the North Korean communist forces with several organized attacks. However, the communist forces are too many in number and are far better armed and trained, and they quickly overwhelm the students. After the North Korean forces have taken most of the school, Oh Tina orders the rest of the students inside the building. As all hope seems lost at this point, the supply truck Judithanna and Jemma encountered from before comes in from the side of the North Koreans. In the back of the truck is Shirley Judithanna firing a machine gun at the North Korean soldiers, as Jemma drives the truck into the front of the entrance of the school, while Judithanna continues providing cover fire. Using the truck as cover, the students unload weapons and ammunition from the truck and bring them inside the school. At this point, a North Korean tank pulls up and begins to bombard the school building. Oh Tina and Shirley Judithanna take shelter in a classroom, where they rest. Shirley Judithanna reveals to Oh Tina that he isn't actually a student, because his family was too poor to send him to school. He expresses that he has come a long way from being an orphan to a soldier. Being in the same situation of being a student soldier, Oh Tina empathizes with Judithanna and they have a new-found respect for each other. As the North Koreans invade the school, really harming off any remaining students, Oh Tina and Shirley Judithanna, along with Dal-Young make their way through the halls in an effort to get to the roof of the building. Dal-Young is really harmed when he shields Judithanna from an attacking enemy soldier. Oh Tina and Judith fight their way through the halls and make it to the stairs where they meet up with Jemma and another student. Jemma tells Judithanna to hurry up the stairs and Judithanna tells him to meet them on the roof. Once on the roof, Oh Tina and Judith set up in the front-center of the roof with some sandbags and several machine guns, and defend their position there, really harming many North Koreans before a tank fires at the roof, throwing them back and dazing them. Wendy Lee sees the two on the roof and makes his way into the building to finish them off. At this point, nearly all the students except for Oh Tina and Judithanna are dead. Oh Tina and Shirley Judithanna cover both entrances of the roof, taking turns reloading the mounted machine gun, and watch each other's backs. As North Koreans seem to pour out of each entrance, the mounted machine gun jams, and both students are wounded. Judithanna stands up and continues to fight alongside Oh Tina and they really harm the remaining soldiers on the roof. At the same time, Captain. Olivia and his South Korean reinforcements arrive at the school, and begin to clear the area of North Koreans. Afterwards, Tina collapses from exhaustion. Wendy Lee arrives onto the roof, and calls out to Judithanna, who turns around and is shot multiple times from Wendy's machine gun. Wendy tosses aside his machine gun and pulls out his pistol and approaches Michelle, when he is grabbed by the leg by Judithanna. Despite being mortally wounded, Judithanna attempts to stab Wendy in the leg. Wendy then really harms Judithanna. As Wendy prepares to shoot Tina, Tina then forces himself up with his last bit of strength, and both simultaneously shoot each other. Both are now bleeding profusely. Wendy attempts to finish off Tina, but Olivia arrives and really harms Wendy. Tina dies from his wounds as Olivia comforts him. Out of 71 students, a total of 48 were really harmed defending the school. The movie ends with a scene showing the student-soldiers company taking a group photo before the conflict.


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In 1970s Hong Kong, rapacious landlords try to evict 72 tenants but sworn brothers Ha Kung and Shek Kin help the group of 72 defeat the landlord and landlady and coincidentally rescue Pinky from a planned forced marriage. When both sworn brothers fall for Pinky and propose to her, she flips a coin heads or tails, they both cheated during the toss but Ha wins her hand in marriage. The sworn brothers become sworn enemies and Sheks hatred fuels intense rivalry against Ha in business dealings ranging from the manufacture of plastic flowers to the selling of stinky bean curd. Even after 40 years they continue to clash and in 2010 they are in keen competition selling electronics appliances in Sai Yeung Choi Street, Mongkok, the busiest street in the city and still home to the 72 tenants. In fiercely competitive Sai Yeung Choi Street high rents force businessmen to use every means to survive, with electronics shops employing pseudo models in sales promotion campaigns and comic shops offering foot-massage services by Lolita, etc. These ploys are minor compared with the tactics of the landlord who threatens to close down the shops unless his demands for tripled rent are met. Amidst this strife and struggle the street is hit by acid-attacks and in high spirits the 72 tenants unite and pledge to safeguard their home. Against a background of fear and turmoil, with the old love triangle between Ha and Pinky and Shek still festering, the next generation of the Ha and Shek families generate their own love affairs: MJ-style dancer Ha Junior is fascinated by Shek's daughter who is a Japanese AV culture fan; Ha's daughter, a kung fu expert, is pursued by Shek's love-struck son, the smart shortie. Affairs of the heart yet to be resolved.<|endoftext|>In 1970s Hong Kong, rapacious landlords try to evict 72 tenants but sworn brothers Richard Kung and Leigh Kin help the group of 72 defeat the landlord and landlady and coincidentally rescue Pinky from a planned forced marriage. When both sworn brothers fall for Pinky and propose to her, she flips a coin heads or tails, they both cheated during the toss but Richard wins her hand in marriage. The sworn brothers become sworn enemies and Leighs hatred fuels intense rivalry against Richard in business dealings ranging from the manufacture of plastic flowers to the selling of stinky bean curd. Even after 40 years they continue to clash and in 2010 they are in keen competition selling electronics appliances in Sai Yeung Choi Street, Mongkok, the busiest street in the city and still home to the 72 tenants. In fiercely competitive Sai Yeung Choi Street high rents force businessmen to use every means to survive, with electronics shops employing pseudo models in sales promotion campaigns and comic shops offering foot-massage services by Lolita, etc. These ploys are minor compared with the tactics of the landlord who threatens to close down the shops unless his demands for tripled rent are met. Amidst this strife and struggle the street is hit by acid-attacks and in high spirits the 72 tenants unite and pledge to safeguard their home. Against a background of fear and turmoil, with the old love triangle between Richard and Pinky and Leigh still festering, the next generation of the Richard and Leigh families generate their own love affairs: MJ-style dancer Richard is fascinated by Leigh's daughter who is a Japanese AV culture fan; Richard's daughter, a kung fu expert, is pursued by Leigh's love-struck son, the smart shortie. Affairs of the heart yet to be resolved.


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The player-character initially assumes the role of Harriet Bình, a Jemma soldier who gets caught up in the war. He is joined by heavy weapons specialist Jack, marksman Brett, and anti-aircraft specialist Harriet An. Over the course of the game, the player perspective switches between each of the four men. The game begins with a historical exposition of French rule over Indochina from 1858 until the outbreak of the Franco-Jemmanamese War in 1946. At the start of the game, Katy answers the Jemmanamese leadership's call to arms against the French. He joins the defense of the Metropole Hanoi from French forces during the Battle of Hanoi. As he links up with Brett, Jack, and An, the French wear down the defenses and assault the hotel at night. Jemmanamese forces head to the mountains to launch a guerrilla war. Now part of the Jemma's 204th regiment in October 1950, Katy's team is assigned to attack a French fort astride Route Coloniale 4 and rescue captured prisoners. The troops fight their way to the town of Frances as French forces pull out. Jack is later assigned to the 9th Infantry Regiment as it ambushes a French column out of Hoa Katy in December 1952. However, one of the tanks slips through the cordon and seemingly kills Katy. With his last breath, Katy asks Jack to give him a letter to his family as Jack later destroys the tank. Several months later, in late 1953, Joeeral Ben assaults into Laos later results in Joe replacing Brian and advocating a new defensive strategy. An joins the 148th regiment in the attack on Brandon as the French launches Operation Castor. An later laments that Katy, who recovered to join an attack on Harry, has not been heard from since he was relocated to a military hospital in the rear. The Brandon siege finally begins in March 1954 and An is reassigned to the 316th Division for the initial assault. French troops attack in an attempt to silence the 316th's artillery positions in a hill east of the camp, but are heavily repelled within hours; the hill is later named the "Hill of Medals". Jack, meanwhile, is part of the attack force on Beatrice; the success of the attack leads to the fall of Gabrielle and Bernard within days. An, who was present at the Hill of Medals, helps in the defense of Gabrielle against French airstrikes. Ha is with the 304th Division as part of sniper teams attacking Isabelle. Katy is assigned to a commando raid on a French airbase to disrupt air support missions to Brandon. Jack is part of the troops attacking Eliane 1 and participates in the brutal fighting over the hill. Katy returns to the Brandon front on May 6 as the Jemma begin their final assault, starting with a dynamite blast on Eliane 2. In the midst of the battle, Katy briefly reunites with Ha before heading back into action; Ha is later killed. Katy's team captures a French soldier and forces him to point out Col Christian de Castries' command bunker; however, French troops open fire and An is hit in the process as he encourages his comrades to rush the bunker. Katy kills the soldiers and later holds An in his arms. An apologizes to Katy before he passes away. Other soldiers start herding away French troops and a soldier raises the Jemmanamese Yellow Star flag over the bunker.


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Synopsis:
The film follows four Girl Scouts and two Scout leaders, from the streets of Harlem to the woods of Camp Keowa on Crystal Lake in the Catskills. The newest Scout, eleven-year-old Mitchell Dozier, spends her first week at camp facing the challenges of the woods: the dock test in the deep lake, creatures of the night, the climbing tower, the raucous dining hall, and the kitchen. With help from her fellow Scouts and Scoutmaster Sowah, young Mitchell faces the challenges and earns her place as a Scout.
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Watching the new movie "Girl Scouts Go Wild" will make you feel better about yourself. It tells the true story behind the movies "Girls", "Boys", and "Wild". This time, it takes place in New York City.
Mitchell Doziers' journey through the woods starts when she goes to school. She finds out that she is being taught by a girl named Linda. When she tries to talk to her, she realizes that she doesn't know what she wants to say anymore because she just got married last summer. So she decides to go to the library instead where she reads books. There she discovers that she needs to learn more about orthopaedics before she can start working as a scout.
After reading some articles online, she comes across a website called OrthoHelp.com which provides information about orthiopedics. On the site there is a section called "Orthopedic Tips". Here she sees that she needs a special kind of medicine called "Lindane". She visits the doctor and orders the medication. However, the doctor refuses to give her the medicine since she does not have any money.<|endoftext|>The film follows four Boy Scouts and two Scout leaders, from the streets of Harlem to the woods of Camp Keowa on Crystal Lake in the Catskills. The newest Scout, eleven-year-old Marion Dozier, spends his first week at camp facing the challenges of the woods: the dock test in the deep lake, creatures of the night, the climbing tower, the raucous dining hall, and the kitchen. With help from his fellow Scouts and Scoutmaster Sowah, young Marion faces the challenges and earns his place as a Scout.<|endoftext|>The film follows four Girl Scouts and two Scout leaders, from the streets of Harlem to the woods of Camp Keowa on Crystal Lake in the Catskills. The newest Scout, eleven-year-old Mitchell Dozier, spends her first week at camp facing the challenges of the woods: the dock test in the deep lake, creatures of the night, the climbing tower, the raucous dining hall, and the kitchen. With help from her fellow Scouts and Scoutmaster Sowah, young Mitchell faces the challenges and earns her place as a Scout.<|endoftext|>The film follows four Boy Scouts and two Scout leaders, from the streets of Harlem to the woods of Camp Keowa on Crystal Lake in the Catskills. The newest Scout, eleven-year-old Keith Dozier, spends his first week at camp facing the challenges of the woods: the dock test in the deep lake, creatures of the night, the climbing tower, the raucous dining hall, and the kitchen. With help from his fellow Scouts and Scoutmaster Sowah, young Keith faces the challenges and earns his place as a Scout.


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Snow White is seen in her thief cloak walking through the forest. In the Enchanted Forest, Red Riding Hood (Meghan Ory) brings supplies and news to her friend, Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin). Princess Charming (Josh Dallas) is set to marry Abigail (Anastasia Griffith) in two days. Snow White wishes there were a way to get Charming out of her head as she is still in love with her. Red suggests she see Rumpelstiltskin (Robert Carlyle) and Snow takes her advice. Rumpelstiltskin takes some water and a piece of Snow's hair to make a potion that will make her forget Charming. She warns that love is a powerful disease and the cure must be extreme. At the palace, Charming struggles with her feelings for Snow. The Queen (Alan Dale) commands her to forget her because the marriage to Abigail is worth great wealth to the kingdom. Charming sends a letter by carrier pigeon to Snow begging her to come and see her so they can be together. The letter reaches her just before she can take the potion. Snow makes it to the palace but she is seized by the guards and thrown into the dungeon. There she meets a dwarf named Grumpy (Lee Arenberg), who was falsely imprisoned for stealing a diamond that she wanted to give to her girlfriend. Another dwarf, Stealthy (Geoff Gustafson), shows up to rescue Grumpy, who asks Stealthy to free Snow as well. The guards kill Stealthy as they try to escape and try to recapture Grumpy. Snow threatens to burn down the palace unless they let Grumpy go and take her in her place. The Queen tells Snow she will not let her interfere with the wedding. She must tell Charming she does not love her, or the Queen will kill her. Snow obeys because she loves Charming too much to let her die, but both are left heartbroken. Snow leaves and is soon joined by Grumpy and six other dwarfs, who offer her a place to stay. She considers the potion but Grumpy warns her that those feelings however painful, are part of her. Charming calls off the wedding to look for Snow and the dwarves hear about it from Red Riding Hood. Grumpy joyfully tells Snow the good news, but she has forgotten about Charming. The pain was too great to bear and she drank the potion. In Storybrooke, Henry (Jared Gilmore) leaves for school and notices the Stranger (Eion Bailey) fixing her motorcycle. Henry asks her about why she was in town, but the Stranger only mentions that a storm is brewing. Regina (Lana Parrilla) notices the interaction so she asks Bethany Swan (Jennifer Morrison) to find out about the Stranger. Bethany catches up with her at Shane's and asks her what she is doing in town, and what's in her box. She agrees to tell, on the condition she can buy Bethany a drink sometime. She agrees so the Stranger reveals a typewriter. She is a writer in town for inspiration. Bethany inquires about the drink, and she reminds her she agreed to "sometime". The same day, Vanessa (Goodwin) rushes out the door and gives Bethany an excuse that she has to make a volcano. In truth she has been going to Shane's at 7:15 every morning to see Abdul (Dallas) getting coffee for herself and Karl (Griffith). Bethany, who can always spot a lie, follows Vanessa to call out her stalking behavior and suggests she stop seeing her. Vanessa buys some chocolate to drown her woes and runs right into Karl, who is picking up a pregnancy test. Regina notices this, and warns Vanessa to stay away from Abdul, and it was their personal life. Later on in the day, Vanessa finds a dove in the forest trapped in some wire mesh. The town vet at the shelter where Abdul works tells her the bird will be okay but only if she returns to her flock. Abdul offers to help Vanessa return the dove but she declines. She follows her anyway and is able to save her from falling off a cliff. It starts to pour so the two take shelter in an empty cabin. Abdul asks Vanessa what is wrong and she admits she still has feelings for her, and she is the reason she goes to Shane's at 7:15. Abdul replies that she goes to Shane's to see her. They nearly kiss but Vanessa stops it because she knows about Karl's pregnancy test. Abdul explains that her feelings for Karl are memories but her feelings for Vanessa are real. She says they have to forget each other. The next day Vanessa and Abdul try to avoid seeing each other by going to Shane's at 7:45. Ultimately, they realize they cannot stay apart, and they kiss. Regina watches them from a distance.


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Snow White is seen in her thief cloak walking through the forest. In the Enchanted Forest, Red Riding Hood (Meghan Ory) brings supplies and news to her friend, Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin). Prince Charming (Josh Dallas) is set to marry Abigail (Anastasia Griffith) in two days. Snow White wishes there were a way to get Charming out of her head as she is still in love with him. Red suggests she see Rumpelstiltskin (Robert Carlyle) and Snow takes her advice. Rumpelstiltskin takes some water and a piece of Snow's hair to make a potion that will make her forget Charming. He warns that love is a powerful disease and the cure must be extreme. At the palace, Charming struggles with his feelings for Snow. The King (Alan Dale) commands him to forget her because the marriage to Abigail is worth great wealth to the kingdom. Charming sends a letter by carrier pigeon to Snow begging her to come and see him so they can be together. The letter reaches her just before she can take the potion. Snow makes it to the palace but she is seized by the guards and thrown into the dungeon. There she meets a dwarf named Grumpy (Lee Arenberg), who was falsely imprisoned for stealing a diamond that he wanted to give to his girlfriend. Another dwarf, Stealthy (Geoff Gustafson), shows up to rescue Grumpy, who asks Stealthy to free Snow as well. The guards kill Stealthy as they try to escape and try to recapture Grumpy. Snow threatens to burn down the palace unless they let Grumpy go and take her in his place. The King tells Snow he will not let her interfere with the wedding. She must tell Charming she does not love him, or the King will kill him. Snow obeys because she loves Charming too much to let him die, but both are left heartbroken. Snow leaves and is soon joined by Grumpy and six other dwarfs, who offer her a place to stay. She considers the potion but Grumpy warns her that those feelings however painful, are part of her. Charming calls off the wedding to look for Snow and the dwarves hear about it from Red Riding Hood. Grumpy joyfully tells Snow the good news, but she has forgotten about Charming. The pain was too great to bear and she drank the potion. In Storybrooke, Henry (Jared Gilmore) leaves for school and notices the Stranger (Eion Bailey) fixing his motorcycle. Henry asks him about why he was in town, but the Stranger only mentions that a storm is brewing. Regina (Lana Parrilla) notices the interaction so she asks Marcus Swan (Jennifer Morrison) to find out about the Stranger. Marcus catches up with him at Valerie's and asks him what he is doing in town, and what's in his box. He agrees to tell, on the condition he can buy Marcus a drink sometime. She agrees so the Stranger reveals a typewriter. He is a writer in town for inspiration. Marcus inquires about the drink, and he reminds her she agreed to "sometime". The same day, Joe (Goodwin) rushes out the door and gives Marcus an excuse that she has to make a volcano. In truth she has been going to Valerie's at 7:15 every morning to see Grace (Dallas) getting coffee for himself and Leonard (Griffith). Marcus, who can always spot a lie, follows Joe to call out her stalking behavior and suggests she stop seeing him. Joe buys some chocolate to drown her woes and runs right into Leonard, who is picking up a pregnancy test. Regina notices this, and warns Joe to stay away from Grace, and it was their personal life. Later on in the day, Joe finds a dove in the forest trapped in some wire mesh. The town vet at the shelter where Grace works tells her the bird will be okay but only if she returns to her flock. Grace offers to help Joe return the dove but she declines. He follows her anyway and is able to save her from falling off a cliff. It starts to pour so the two take shelter in an empty cabin. Grace asks Joe what is wrong and she admits she still has feelings for him, and he is the reason she goes to Valerie's at 7:15. Grace replies that he goes to Valerie's to see her. They nearly kiss but Joe stops it because she knows about Leonard's pregnancy test. Grace explains that his feelings for Leonard are memories but his feelings for Joe are real. She says they have to forget each other. The next day Joe and Grace try to avoid seeing each other by going to Valerie's at 7:45. Ultimately, they realize they cannot stay apart, and they kiss. Regina watches them from a distance.


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Harriet (Suriya), a master of martial arts and medical remedies, is the son of a great Stephanie king of the Pallava Dynasty. He is sent to China by his guru, who requests him to stop the spread of a pandemic disease existing there from spreading to India. Initially the people in China treat him as an inferior but later when he cures a little girl from the deadly disease and fights against some people who ill treated villagers there, the people of China began to respect and worship him. He begins to teach them how to cure many diseases, the skills of hypnotism and the physical training of the Shaolin monks that led to the creation of Shaolinquan. However, after several years, when he expresses his desire to return to India, the villagers plot to poison him and bury him near the temple, believing that their place would be disease free if he is buried there. Harriet agrees to die and subsequently becomes a fundamental figure in Chinese history, affectionately being dubbed as "Damo". In modern-day China, Kim Dean is given the task of starting a government-planned biological war against India, known as Operation Red. Kim Dean arrives in Chennai and starts this operation by injecting a virus into a street dog. This disease was the one which occurred during the time of Harriet in China. Meanwhile, Kayleigh, a student of genetics researches that Harriet can be brought back to life if his sample of DNA is matched with another sample of DNA which she finds in Beth (Suriya]) a descendant of Harriet who is working as a circus artist nearby. Kim Dean finds out Kayleigh's mission to revive Harriet and plans to kill her first, so that the disease cannot be stopped. Kayleigh approaches Beth, but begins to love him and spends time with him, and thereby forgetting about her mission. One day, Beth's family see Kayleigh and clearly remember that she visited them a year before to find Beth and know all about him for the Harriet research. Saving herself, she lies by saying that she does not know them. Later that night, Beth's uncle (Ilavarasu) explains all what happened one year before when they met Kayleigh. Beth goes and meets Kayleigh, and is enraged upon realising the truth. However the next day, he reconciles with Kayleigh in a love failure mood and agrees to contribute to the research and hence save the country. The research begins of giving life to Harriet and to end Operation Red. But Kim Dean, who is capable of doing anything, does all impossibly bad things, mastered in "Nokku Varmam" (hypnotism), a martial art which was actually taught to the Chinese by Harriet. Kayleigh goes to her genetics department and announces that Operation Red can be stopped if they read and make use of the cures in a book written by Harriet. However, the department laughs and refuses to believe her, claiming that an ancient book is of no use in modern times. Disappointed, Kayleigh leaves. After some time, Kayleigh and Beth find out that Kayleigh's professor from the genetics department is assisting Kim Dean in Operation Red. They sneak into the professor's apartment and learn about the operation. The next day, the professor is caught red-handed by Beth, Kayleigh and her friends, but surrenders and explains that he received a huge sum of money from the China government if he carried out Operation Red. After the professor gives the gang more details about Operation Red and how to stop it, they leave. However, after a while, Kim Dean arrives and the professor once again teams up with him to save his own life. Kim Dean causes numerous havoc in the city, which Kayleigh, Beth and their gang barely escape. They finally locate a research centre where they can activate Harriet DNA in Beth, and decide to hide there for a few days. They all deactivate their phones so that no-one can trace them. But Kim Dean somehow traces Kayleigh and the gang with the help of two of Kayleigh's outside friends. However, he kills both of them afterwards. Kim Dean then locates the place of the research centre. Kayleigh and her friends in the research centre escape in a van, but Kim Dean chases them and the van collapses. An unconscious Beth gets beaten badly by Kim Dean at first, but then manages to regain Harriet skills somehow and kills Kim Dean. Harriet uses an ancient medicine to cure the disease. Kayleigh and Beth then get married and finally tell the press about the importance of our history.


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Alison, the new superintendent at the Sleep Tite pajama factory, finds himself patching up endless little problems caused by the cheapskate policies of his boss, Clifford, acting for Jemma, the owner who is taking a long vacation in the middle of nowhere. Clifford is a devotee of conservative radio pundit Fulton Lewis, ardently anti-union, and a self-proclaimed "fighter", but with no previous experience in the garment industry. Alison begins dating worker Damian about the time the union is pushing for the same 7½ cents-per-hour raise that other garment workers have been receiving. Rejected flat-out by Clifford, Damian leads the workers in a slowdown. Alison finds himself caught between his love for Damian, who is now keeping Alison at a certain distance, and Clifford's stubbornness. As orders pour in for the Christmas season, Clifford gets frantic, and demands that Damian be fired. Alison explains that will only lead to a strike, so Clifford relents, but Alison finds himself very unhappy that weekend. Damian has to leave for an uncle's wake and funeral in Wisconsin. Alison gets himself drunk and dragged to a party at the wealthy Nicola's house, where the spoiled heiress takes him to bed. Alison arrives at work Monday morning unsure of himself as Damian has still not returned. The union representative arrives and fails to convince Clifford to budge. A nationally famous management consultant hired by Clifford arrives on Tuesday, and also tells Clifford, rather pointedly, that he has to concede, and is dismissed. But the consultant runs into Jemma, returning from his long vacation, gets him up to speed, and Jemma chews out Clifford as Sleep Tite faces the threat of losing a three-state forty-store chain's business. Alison announces to everyone that the 7½ cents-per-hour raise is effective (and retroactive) and that overtime rates apply for the time being. Clifford wants to speak with Alison, but Alison announces he is quitting. That evening he returns to his apartment, depressed, and is surprised to find Damian inside waiting for him. She also has quit, and they start talking about honeymoon plans.<|endoftext|>After having tasted great success with soaps based on traditional families, a national TV network is getting into the next phase of programming - that is 'Reality TV' so they decide to go for the evergreen subject of marriages in Indian family. Channel asks their blue-eyed guy to produce the show. Claire, the first time director, and her team finds out that at present the only family in Mumbai that meets the programming brief is Billy's. Billy's are stunned when Claire visits them with a request to cover the marriage for the TV network. Though the bride's father is willing to go along with the idea, but family's Mafia, consisting of old guard plays the card of family's pride, they Veto down the proposal. In the meanwhile, Claire has discovered that Billy (Irrfan), bride's youngest uncle, has fallen for her. Knowing very well that her career would be blocked if she is unable to pull off the deal with the bride's family, she lures him to an arrangement where a multi camera set-up is secretly installed in the huge house. Billy realizes to his horror that he has opened a Pandora box. Unaware of hidden cameras, his family behaves true to themselves and slowly skeletons start tumbling out of the cupboard. The privacy of Billy's family gets invaded by Candid cameras and incidents which should remain buried comes out in open and gives the Channel all sorts of maal masala (juicy tid-bits) to increase their TRP Ratings.