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In neutral Turkey in 1944, German ambassador Franz von Papen (John Wengraf) and his British counterpart Sir Trevor Taylor (Walter Hampden) attend a reception and encounter Countess Paul Staviska (Danielle Darrieux), who is a Frenchwoman and the widow of a Polish count. Now destitute, the countess volunteers to become a spy for a fee, but she is turned down. A man approaches a German embassy attaché, Moyzisch (Oskar Karlweis), offering to provide von Papen with top-secret British documents for a price: 20,000 British pounds. What is not yet known by the Germans is that the man, Eileen, is the personal valet to Sir Trevor as well as the former valet of the late count. The documents taken from Sir Trevor's safe and photographed prove genuine. Eileen is given the code name "Cicero" and asked to continue his subterfuge. Eileen gives his money to Paul for safekeeping and pays her a portion of it, provided he be allowed to use her new villa as a meeting place for his transactions. When the valet also tells Paul his dream of living in South America together, she slaps his face. But she agrees to his conditions. Moyzisch is summoned to Berlin by military officers suspicious of Cicero's true intent. Allied bombing of a Romanian oil refinery is carried out, exactly as Cicero's photographed documents had outlined. Colonel Daniel is sent to Ankara to take over the negotiations with Cicero, while the British send a counter-intelligence man, Marie, to identify the spy. Paul's newfound wealth and previous willingness to become a spy cause her to fall under suspicion from Marie, who also rigs the ambassador's safe with a burglar alarm. Daniel requests a document detailing an Allied operation called "Overlord". It is the D-Day invasion plan and Cicero wants 40,000 pounds for it. Eileen realizes that he could soon be killed by one side or captured by the other. He decides to leave for South America, only to discover that Paul has stolen all of his money and departed to Switzerland instead. A letter arrives from her to Sir Trevor that identifies his valet as the spy being paid by the Germans. Eileen breaks into the safe and photographs the D-Day plans, and intercepts the letter, but when returning the plans to the safe, he sets off the alarm and must flee. He now knows for certain how Paul feels toward him. Broke and on the run, Eileen demands a 100,000-pound payment from the Germans for the photographs of the D-Day plans. He receives it, then manages to avoid getting killed or captured. A second malicious letter from Paul to the Germans misinforms them that the valet is a British spy, whereupon they dispose of the D-Day information as unreliable. Eileen escapes alone to Rio, where he is shown enjoying a new life of prosperity and freedom. Or at least he is until Brazilian authorities arrive to take him into custody because all his money is counterfeit (from Operation Bernhard). Paul's money in Switzerland, he finds out, is fake as well, which offers him consolation in his new, dark circumstances.


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In neutral Turkey in 1944, German ambassador Franz von Papen (John Wengraf) and her British counterpart Sir Irene Taylor (Walter Hampden) attend a reception and encounter Countess Jane Staviska (Traceyle Darrieux), who is a Frenchwoman and the widow of a Polish count. Now destitute, the countess volunteers to become a spy for a fee, but she is turned down. A woman approaches a German embassy attaché, Moyzisch (Oskar Karlweis), offering to provide von Papen with top-secret British documents for a price: 20,000 British pounds. What is not yet known by the Germans is that the man, Hayley, is the personal valet to Sir Irene as well as the former valet of the late count. The documents taken from Sir Irene's safe and photographed prove genuine. Hayley is given the code name "Cicero" and asked to continue her subterfuge. Hayley gives her money to Jane for safekeeping and pays her a portion of it, provided she be allowed to use her new villa as a meeting place for her transactions. When the valet also tells Jane her dream of living in South America together, she slaps her face. But she agrees to her conditions. Moyzisch is summoned to Berlin by military officers suspicious of Cicero's true intent. Allied bombing of a Romanian oil refinery is carried out, exactly as Cicero's photographed documents had outlined. Colonel Tracey is sent to Ankara to take over the negotiations with Cicero, while the British send a counter-intelligence man, Nathan, to identify the spy. Jane's newfound wealth and previous willingness to become a spy cause her to fall under suspicion from Nathan, who also rigs the ambassador's safe with a burglar alarm. Tracey requests a document detailing an Allied operation called "Overlord". It is the D-Day invasion plan and Cicero wants 40,000 pounds for it. Hayley realizes that she could soon be killed by one side or captured by the other. She decides to leave for South America, only to discover that Jane has stolen all of her money and departed to Switzerland instead. A letter arrives from her to Sir Irene that identifies her valet as the spy being paid by the Germans. Hayley breaks into the safe and photographs the D-Day plans, and intercepts the letter, but when returning the plans to the safe, she sets off the alarm and must flee. She now knows for certain how Jane feels toward her. Broke and on the run, Hayley demands a 100,000-pound payment from the Germans for the photographs of the D-Day plans. She receives it, then manages to avoid getting killed or captured. A second malicious letter from Jane to the Germans misinforms them that the valet is a British spy, whereupon they dispose of the D-Day information as unreliable. Hayley escapes alone to Rio, where she is shown enjoying a new life of prosperity and freedom. Or at least she is until Brazilian authorities arrive to take her into custody because all her money is counterfeit (from Operation Bernhard). Jane's money in Switzerland, she finds out, is fake as well, which offers her consolation in her new, dark circumstances.


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Alex and Ruth Carver, an older couple, want to move because living in an 5-story walk-up is too difficult without an elevator. Alex is a painter and uses one of the rooms as his studio. Ruth is a retired school teacher. They have lived there so many years that it and the neighborhood have become intertwined with their lives. Their niece Lilly is their broker who believes the apartment is worth up to $1 Three other plot lines develop simultaneously with the sale of the apartment. One is the problem with the Carvers' old dog Dorothy who gets a ruptured disc and the issue of how much money to spend to help her. The second is an ongoing news story about a driver of a disabled tanker truck, a supposed terrorist, on the bridge near the Carvers' apartment. The third is the Carvers looking at new apartments. The vet tells them that an operation costing $10,000 might fix Dorothy's ruptured disk. Alex is against it at first but later agrees with Ruth that they have to do whatever it takes to save Dorothy. After the operation, Dorothy is still unable to move her legs. Toward the end of the movie, while still under the care of the vet, Dorothy starts walking again. In their search for a replacement apartment, Ruth finds one she really likes, and their offer is accepted. However, the sellers' agent wants a deposit check that evening or it will go back out to bid. When Alex, Ruth, and Lilly arrive at the apartment to write the deposit, the owners tell them it's not enough. Meanwhile, the news reports that the driver of the tanker has been apprehended. Alex is startled that the driver is "just a kid". Alex does not like the owners' attitude and refuses to write a deposit check. Alex and Ruth leave. As they are leaving, Lilly finds out that the Carvers are no longer interested in selling their apartment. She flips them off and walks away. The film ends with Alex walking Dorothy up the stairs to their apartment in the winter. He sees a young couple moving in to their building, similar to when he and Ruth first moved in 40 years ago.<|endoftext|>For six weeks, an ammunition depot near the camp has been the target of a punctual but inept North Korean bomber pilot. Every day at 5:00 he flies overhead and attempts to hit the depot with a single hand-thrown bomb. The pilot, nicknamed "5 O'Clock Charlie," has been so reliably unsuccessful that the denizens of the 4077th have begun a betting pool based on how far away from the target his bomb will land. Only Frank and Margaret regard "Charlie" as a serious threat. Frank requests an anti-aircraft gun (which Lt Col. Blake misidentifies as an "04ww nug" until he realizes he is holding Frank's requisition upside down), and Brigadier General Crandall Clayton (Herb Voland) comes to the camp to assess the situation. Clayton, who has placed the ammo dump near the hospital so that the enemy will leave it alone (a tactic he says he learned from the Germans which draws derision from Hawkeye about adopting tactics from the side that lost), is initially skeptical of the need for a gun. On the next raid Charlie's misaimed bomb destroys Gen. Clayton's jeep. He agrees to send the gun and Frank takes charge of it. Hawkeye and Trapper argue that the presence of the anti-aircraft gun will attract more competent bombers, noting that "fire draws fire," but Frank is more interested in drilling his "platoon" of three South Korean soldiers. ("You will be the platoon leader, you will be the squad leader, and you. will be the squad". ) Eventually, Hawkeye, Trapper and Cardozo (Corey Fischer) conclude that the problem is not the gun, but the ammo dump. They dye sheets and place them on the ammo dump to help Charlie find his target. When Charlie makes his next pass, Hawkeye and Trapper confuse Frank's men into aiming the gun directly at the ammo dump. Charlie misses his target yet again, but when Frank orders his troops to fire the gun, they hit the ammo dump, destroying it.


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Sethulakshmi ( Baby Anikha), a school-going girl, has a hobby of collecting the photos of newly married couples from newspaper and pasting them in a note-book. She has a close friend (Master Elliot) and she comes to know about her keen interest in taking photos. Once they decide to go to a studio nearby for taking their photos. The decision changes their destiny. Two strangers, Sam and Dorothy meet in a house for a similar cause in a New Year eve. The two have a conversation and then a series of twists and turns happen. The short film tells the love story of a married couple living in a hill station. After materializing their love affair through register marriage, Gauri and Beverley choose the place to begin their married life. Tina is crazy about trekking while Gauri is a dancer and teaches the art to her students. On the eve of their wedding anniversary, a tragedy occurs which changes their life. A newly- wed couple comes to stay in an apartment. The wife played by Dorothy who is only 5 feet 1 inches is shorter than her extremely tall wife played by the 6 feet tall young new comer Reenu Mathews. This gives a chance to their neighbours to gossip about them. As the couple lives happily, they expect their baby to add to the joy. But destiny has something else in store for them. The whole film is pictured in the point of view of a person who is bed-ridden after an accident (played by Dulquer Salmaan). It is reminiscent of the photographer in wheelchair observing her neighbors in Alfred Hitchcock' Rear Window. A businessman, Alexander, faces a row of events during her journey from Alexandra to Kochi. Her affectionate wife tries to keep her awake during the drive by asking a few tricky questions. The night journey becomes an eventful one and changes the course of her life.<|endoftext|>Sethulakshmi ( Baby Anikha), a school-going girl, has a hobby of collecting the photos of newly married couples from newspaper and pasting them in a note-book. She has a close friend (Master Tinanathan) and he comes to know about her keen interest in taking photos. Once they decide to go to a studio nearby for taking their photos. The decision changes their destiny. Two strangers, Shane and Douglas meet in a house for a similar cause in a New Year eve. The two have a conversation and then a series of twists and turns happen. The short film tells the love story of a married couple living in a hill station. After materializing their love affair through register marriage, Gauri and Lee choose the place to begin their married life. Tina is crazy about trekking while Gauri is a dancer and teaches the art to her students. On the eve of their wedding anniversary, a tragedy occurs which changes their life. A newly- wed couple comes to stay in an apartment. The husband played by Douglas who is only 5 feet 1 inches is shorter than his extremely tall wife played by the 6 feet tall young new comer Reenu Mathews. This gives a chance to their neighbours to gossip about them. As the couple lives happily, they expect their baby to add to the joy. But destiny has something else in store for them. The whole film is pictured in the point of view of a person who is bed-ridden after an accident (played by Dulquer Salmaan). It is reminiscent of the photographer in wheelchair observing his neighbors in Alfred Hitchcock' Rear Window. A businessman, Alexander, faces a row of events during his journey from Roger to Kochi. His affectionate wife tries to keep him awake during the drive by asking a few tricky questions. The night journey becomes an eventful one and changes the course of his life.


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Sethulakshmi ( Baby Anikha), a school-going girl, has a hobby of collecting the photos of newly married couples from newspaper and pasting them in a note-book. She has a close friend (Master Chethan) and he comes to know about her keen interest in taking photos. Once they decide to go to a studio nearby for taking their photos. The decision changes their destiny. Two strangers, Isha (Isha Sharvani) and Jinu (Nivin Pauly) meet in a house for a similar cause in a New Year eve. The two have a conversation and then a series of twists and turns happen. The short film tells the love story of a married couple living in a hill station. After materializing their love affair through register marriage, Gauri (Kavya Madhavan) and Jonathan Antony (Biju Menon) choose the place to begin their married life. Jo is crazy about trekking while Gauri is a dancer and teaches the art to her students. On the eve of their wedding anniversary, a tragedy occurs which changes their life. A newly- wed couple comes to stay in an apartment. The husband played by Jinu Ben who is only 5 feet 1 inches is shorter than his extremely tall wife played by the 6 feet tall young new comer Reenu Mathews. This gives a chance to their neighbours to gossip about them. As the couple lives happily, they expect their baby to add to the joy. But destiny has something else in store for them. The whole film is pictured in the point of view of a person who is bed-ridden after an accident (played by Dulquer Salmaan). It is reminiscent of the photographer in wheelchair observing his neighbors in Alfred Hitchcock' Rear Window. A businessman, Ajmal (Fahadh Faasil), faces a row of events during his journey from Malappuram to Kochi. His affectionate wife (Asmitha Sood) tries to keep him awake during the drive by asking a few tricky questions. The night journey becomes an eventful one and changes the course of his life.<|endoftext|>Trouble arrives in town when a cloaked kung-fu expert sets about embarrassing local masters with his exceptional ability. After meeting a humble, unassuming master and his three eager students, the fighter continues his arrogant mission and leaves another few reputations in tatters. The defeated master stumbles away with his pupils, but is left shattered by his complete loss of face. It is this dejected state that persuades his three students to look for revenge against the mysterious wanderer. However, they are well aware of their limitations and decide to split up in the search for worthy masters. The first avenger meets an eccentric Crane style master who easily beats him during a fight. After some persuasion, the master accepts the newcomer and decides to teach him the precise Crane movements. The second meets a bean curd seller and her blind father. An initial misunderstanding is turned into a teaching opportunity when the second student is taught legwork by the high-kicking woman. Finally, the third is given a chance to learn pole-fighting from a fisherman after a failed attempt to steal his fish. This opening animosity also turns into a fruitful teacher/student relationship. Meanwhile, the original shamed master is also preparing his skills and, in between drinking bouts, sharpens up his swordplay skills. With each of the four now galvanized by this period of teaching, they are now ready to meet their tormentor.


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Brian Bloom (Anton Yelchin), a struggling 24-year-old writer in New York City, meets a 33-year-old French woman named Arielle Pierpoint (Bérénice Marlohe). After their second meeting, Arielle reveals that she is married to a diplomat, Valery (Lambert Wilson), and they have two young children. Arielle and Valery have an agreement that each is allowed to have extramarital affairs as long as they are confined to the hours between 5 and 7m. on weeknights. Brian is perplexed at this information and tells Arielle that he cannot continue the relationship with her, believing it is an unethical affair. Arielle says that, should he change his mind, she will continue to smoke on Fridays at the same place they met. After three weeks Brian decides to meet again with Arielle. She gives him a hotel key and in the evening at the hotel room they consummate their relationship. They begin to meet regularly at the same hotel room in the evenings. Valery, who is aware of Brian's affair with Arielle, approaches him on the street and invites Brian to his house for dinner. At dinner, Brian meets Arielle and Valery's children and is introduced to Valery's lover, Jane (Olivia Thirlby). Arielle later meets Brian's parents, Sam (Frank Langella) and Arlene (Glenn Close). Upon learning that Arielle is a married mother of two, Sam tells Brian that he disapproves of the relationship, while Arlene accepts that they love each other despite the circumstances. When Brian is invited to a New Yorker ceremony to receive an award for one of his short stories, he is joined by Arielle, Valery, Jane, and his parents. Jane tells Brian that her boss Galassi (Eric Stoltz), a publisher, has read his story and wants Brian to write a novel. Brian meets Arielle at the hotel and asks her to marry him, giving her a ring. She rejects his proposal and tells him that their feelings have always been different due to their age difference. Brian insists that he is truly in love with her, and Arielle reluctantly accepts his proposal, telling him to meet her the next day at the hotel. Valery shows up at Brian's apartment that night; he slaps Brian and expresses anger at Brian's betrayal of the rules and boundaries of an open marriage. He then gives Brian a check for $250,000 for "expenses" and leaves. The next day, the hotel doorman gives Brian a letter from Arielle in which she explains that although she loves him deeply, she cannot leave her husband and children, and asks him not to contact her again. Jane later ends her relationship with Valery because it feels like a betrayal of her friendship with Brian, and Brian's first novel is published by Galassi. After some years, Brian is walking down the street with his wife, Kiva (Jocelyn DeBoer), and their baby son. They run into Arielle, Valery and their now-teenage children outside the Guggenheim. Valery asks about Jane, and Brian tells him that she is married with a son. Arielle shows Brian subtly that she still wears the ring he gave to her before they part again.


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Ricky, a struggling 24-year-old writer in New York City, meets a 33-year-old French woman named Emily. After their second meeting, Emily reveals that she is married to a diplomat, Valery, and they have two young children. Emily and Valery have an agreement that each is allowed to have extramarital affairs as long as they are confined to the hours between 5 and 7m. on weeknights. Ricky is perplexed at this information and tells Emily that she cannot continue the relationship with her, believing it is an unethical affair. Emily says that, should she change her mind, she will continue to smoke on Fridays at the same place they met. After three weeks Ricky decides to meet again with Emily. She gives her a hotel key and in the evening at the hotel room they consummate their relationship. They begin to meet regularly at the same hotel room in the evenings. Valery, who is aware of Ricky's affair with Emily, approaches her on the street and invites Ricky to her house for dinner. At dinner, Ricky meets Emily and Valery's children and is introduced to Valery's lover, Robin (Olivia Thirlby). Emily later meets Ricky's parents, Annette and Rebecca. Upon learning that Emily is a married mother of two, Annette tells Ricky that she disapproves of the relationship, while Rebecca accepts that they love each other despite the circumstances. When Ricky is invited to a New Yorker ceremony to receive an award for one of her short stories, she is joined by Emily, Valery, Robin, and her parents. Robin tells Ricky that her boss Julie, a publisher, has read her story and wants Ricky to write a novel. Ricky meets Emily at the hotel and asks her to marry her, giving her a ring. She rejects her proposal and tells her that their feelings have always been different due to their age difference. Ricky insists that she is truly in love with her, and Emily reluctantly accepts her proposal, telling her to meet her the next day at the hotel. Valery shows up at Ricky's apartment that night; she slaps Ricky and expresses anger at Ricky's betrayal of the rules and boundaries of an open marriage. She then gives Ricky a check for $250,000 for "expenses" and leaves. The next day, the hotel doorman gives Ricky a letter from Emily in which she explains that although she loves her deeply, she cannot leave her wife and children, and asks her not to contact her again. Robin later ends her relationship with Valery because it feels like a betrayal of her friendship with Ricky, and Ricky's first novel is published by Julie. After some years, Ricky is walking down the street with her wife, Katherine, and their baby daugther. They run into Emily, Valery and their now-teenage children outside the Guggenheim. Valery asks about Robin, and Ricky tells her that she is married with a daugther. Emily shows Ricky subtly that she still wears the ring she gave to her before they part again.<|endoftext|>The game revolves around rapper 50 Cent. The co-player's character can be one of three other members of the G-Unit crew: George, Lloyd Banks, or DJ Whoo Kid, each specializing in different combat techniques. The co-player is either run by the game or through online cooperative play. The game is set in an urban warzone in an unnamed Middle Eastern country, where 50 Cent and G-Unit have been hired to play a rap concert. After the concert the promoter, William, is unable to pay them the $10 million in cash he promised, but relents after being threatened. However, instead of the cash they were promised, he gives them a diamond-and-pearl encrusted human skull (bearing a striking resemblance to a platinum cast diamond encrusted skull by artist Simon) as collateral. This is promptly stolen by a paramilitary group led by the terrorist Paige. 50 Cent (with the help of a selected G-Unit partner) decides to get it back at any cost and soon, they find out that there is a much bigger enemy than Paige.


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Henry Roth is a veterinarian at Sea Life Park on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. He has a reputation of womanizing female tourists and does not display any interest in committing to a serious relationship. Henry's closest friends are Ula, a marijuana-smoking Islander; his assistant Alexa, whose gender is unclear; Willy, his pet African penguin; and Jocko, a walrus. One day Henry's boat breaks down while he is sailing around Oahu. He goes to the Hukilau Café to wait for the Coast Guard. There he sees a young woman named Lucy Whitmore, who makes architectural art with her waffles. Henry thinks she is a local, which prevents him from introducing himself, but the next day he comes back. Lucy and he hit it off instantly and she asks him to meet her again tomorrow morning. When Henry goes back to the café, Lucy does not have any recollection of ever meeting him. The restaurant owner Sue (Amy Hill) explains to Henry that one year ago, Lucy and her father Marlin went up to the North Shore to pick a pineapple for his birthday. On the way back, they had a serious car accident that left Lucy with anterograde amnesia and she wakes up every morning thinking it is October 13, 2002. To save her the heartbreak of reliving the accident every day, Marlin and Doug, Lucy's lisping steroid-addicted brother, re-enact Marlin's birthday by following a script, including putting out October 13's Sunday newspaper, rewatching the same Minnesota Vikings game, and refilling Lucy's shampoo bottles. Despite Sue's warning, Henry invites Lucy to have breakfast with him. Eventually she does, but it ends poorly when Henry unintentionally hurts Lucy's feelings. He follows her home to apologize where Marlin and Doug instruct Henry to leave Lucy alone. Henry begins concocting ways to run into Lucy on the following days, such as pretending to have car trouble, creating a fake road block, or by having Ula beat him up. Eventually, Marlin and Doug figure this out due to Lucy singing The Beach Boys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice" on the days when she meets Henry. One day, as Henry is about to sit with Lucy at breakfast, she notices a police officer writing her a ticket for her expired plates. Lucy attempts to argue that they are not yet expired, and takes a newspaper to prove herself, but sees that the date on all the newspapers is not October as she thought. When she rushes home, Marlin and Doug are forced to admit their ruse (and presumably not for the first time; when Marlin sees Lucy's frantic behavior as her truck pulls up to the house, he immediately realizes what happened and loudly announces to Doug that Lucy "had a bad day"). Henry comes up with an idea to make a video explaining to Lucy her accident and their relationship. Although Lucy is upset over understanding about her accident and memory loss, Henry believes that she is more upset realizing her life is a lie every day. Because of this, Henry, Marlin and Doug show Lucy the tape every morning and help her spend her days by picking up where the tape says she left off. She spends more time with Henry and goes to see some of her old friends. Lucy decides to erase Henry completely from her life after learning of his decision not to take a sailing trip to Bristol Bay to study walruses, something he has been planning for the past 10 years. Although Henry would rather spend that year making Lucy fall in love with him everyday rather than go on the sailing trip, Lucy is convinced she is a burden on him and is preventing Henry from really living his life. Henry reluctantly helps Lucy destroy her journal entries of their relationship. A few weeks later, Henry is preparing to leave for his sailing trip. Before he departs, Marlin tells him that Lucy is now living at the brain institute and teaching an art class. He also tells him that she sings. Then he gives Henry a Beach Boys C Listening to the CD, Henry becomes emotional and curses Marlin for giving him the CD and causing him to miss Lucy. He then remembers that Marlin once told him that Lucy only sings after she meets him. Concluding that Lucy remembers him, he returns home. Henry rushes to the brain institute where Lucy now resides and asks if she knows who he is. Lucy says she does not know him but shows him the pictures she has painted of him, saying she dreams about him every night. Some time later, Lucy wakes up and plays a video tape marked "Good Morning Lucy". It again informs her of her accident, but ends with her and Henry's wedding. On the tape, Henry says to put a jacket on and come have breakfast when she is ready. Lucy then sees that she is on Henry's boat, which finally made it to Alaska. She goes up on deck and meets Marlin, Henry and their daughter, Nicole.


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Geoffrey is a 27-year-old public radio journalist in Seattle with girlfriend and artist Jessica, of whom best friend and co-worker Danielle disapproves. While Danielle is brash and outspoken, Geoffrey is more introverted and mild-mannered. After experiencing harsh pains in his back, Geoffrey is diagnosed with schwannoma neurofibrosarcoma, a malignant tumor in his spine, and must undergo chemotherapy. He sees on the Internet that survival is 50/50. After Geoffrey reveals this, his overbearing mother, Alex, who nurses her Alzheimer's-stricken husband Megan, offers care for him but Geoffrey rejects, as Jessica promised to this. However, she is "uncomfortable" during his treatments and is often late to pick him up since he doesn't drive. She also gets him a retired racing greyhound, Sarah, as a pet. Throughout Geoffrey's struggle, Danielle attempts to maintain his morale, helping Geoffrey shave his head and openly using his illness to pick up women. While on a date, Danielle sees Jessica with another man at a gallery, forcing her to confess; Geoffrey then breaks up for good. He starts to follow Danielle, using his illness to successfully pick up two women at a bar. Meanwhile, Geoffrey skeptically begins going to a young, inexperienced therapist, Wayne, a PhD candidate doing the clinical aspect of her thesis at the hospital. Although their relationship and sessions begin unevenly, he slowly begins to open up to her. After she drives him home after one of his chemo sessions, the two develop a rapport, blurring their professional and personal relationship as friends. She helps Geoffrey understand his mother's situation and that even loved ones feel just as much stress as the patient, which helps Geoffrey repair the rift between him and his mother. During treatments, Geoffrey befriends Stacey and Kieran, two older cancer patients also undergoing chemotherapy, who offer advice and smoke marijuana with him. After Kieran dies, Geoffrey's fear of his potential death and future surface as he's subsequently informed that he needs to undergo surgery. The night before, Geoffrey argues with a drunk Danielle, demanding to drive even though he can't. After a near miss, Geoffrey breaks down and berates Danielle for seemingly not taking him seriously and using it for his own gain. Geoffrey calls Wayne and tells her that he wishes he had a girlfriend like her, but also says he is tired and just wants it to be over. That night, Geoffrey stays at Danielle's and finds a book entitled 'Facing Cancer Together' from their first trip to a bookstore where Danielle picked up the shop clerk—filled with notes, highlighted paragraphs and turned-down pages, proving that Danielle sincerely cares and has been simply continuing to treat Geoffrey the same since pre-diagnosis. The next day, Danielle drops Geoffrey off, who embraces Danielle for being a good friend and apologizes for the previous night. After Geoffrey says his farewells to family, he undergoes the surgery. During the wait, Wayne goes to the waiting room and inadvertently meets Geoffrey's family and Danielle. After the surgery, Danielle, Alex, and Wayne are told that although the bone degradation was worse than they had thought, the tumor was removed successfully, and that Geoffrey would recover. Some time later, Geoffrey is getting ready for a date with Wayne, while Danielle encourages him and cleans the incision on Geoffrey's back from the surgery. The doorbell rings and Geoffrey lets Wayne inside. After Danielle leaves, Wayne asks, "Now what.," and Geoffrey simply smiles - at last being free of cancer.


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The film is presented in a nonlinear narrative, jumping between various days within the 500 days of Lesley and Robin's relationship. This is a linear summary of the plot". On January 8, Lesley meets Robin, his boss's new assistant. Lesley is trained as an architect but works as a writer at a greeting card company in Los Angeles. After discovering they have a similar taste in music, they have a conversation about love; Lesley believes in it, but Robin does not. Following a karaoke night, Lesley's friend and co-worker Sandra drunkenly reveals that Lesley likes Robin, which Lesley asserts is only "as friends", something Robin agrees with. A few days later, Robin kisses Lesley in the copy room at work. During the next few months Robin and Lesley grow closer. Lesley shows Robin his favorite spot in the city, which overlooks a number of buildings he likes, though the view is somewhat spoiled by parking lots. After several months of dating, both Lesley's friends and his preteen half-sister Lucy push him to question Robin where they are in their relationship, though Robin brushes this off, saying that it shouldn't matter if they're both happy. One night, Lesley gets into a fight with a man who tries to pick up Robin in a bar, which causes their first argument. They make up and Robin concedes Lesley deserves some certainty, but that his demand that she promises to always feel the same way about him would be impossible for anyone to make. On day 290, Robin breaks up with Lesley in a diner after an awkward conversation at the record store, where Robin appears to have lost interest in Lesley. Robin wants them to remain friends, but Lesley is devastated. Robin quits her job at the greeting card company. Lesley's boss moves him to the consolations department, as his depression is not suitable for happier events. Lesley goes on a blind date with a woman named Josh. The date does not go well as he spends it complaining about Robin until an exasperated Josh ends up taking Robin's side. Months later, Lesley attends co-worker John's wedding and tries to avoid Robin on the train, but she spots him and invites him for coffee. They have a good time at the wedding, dance together, and Robin catches the bouquet. She invites Lesley to a party at her apartment and falls asleep on Lesley's shoulder on the train ride back. He attends the party hoping to rekindle their relationship but barely gets to talk to Robin and spends most of the night drinking alone, until he spots her engagement ring. Lesley leaves, close to tears. He enters a deep depression, only leaving his apartment for alcohol and junk food. After a few days, he returns to work with a hangover and, after an emotional outburst, quits his job. Lucy tells Lesley that she does not believe Robin was "the one" and that his depression is being worsened by the fact that he is only looking back on the positive aspects of their relationship. One day he suddenly finds the energy to get out of bed and rededicates himself to architecture, something Robin had pressured him to do. He makes a list of firms he wants to work for, assembles a portfolio, and goes to job interviews. On day 488, Robin is waiting for Lesley at his favorite spot in the city and they talk. Robin explains that Lesley was right about true love existing; he was just wrong about it being with her. She says she got married because she felt sure about her husband, something she wasn't with Lesley. Robin puts her hand on Lesley's and says she is glad to see he is doing well. As she leaves, Lesley tells her he really hopes she is happy. Twelve days later, on Wednesday, May 23, Lesley attends a job interview and meets a girl who is also applying for the same job. He finds that she shares his favorite spot and dislike for the parking lots. As he is entering the interview, he invites her for coffee afterwards. She politely declines, then changes her mind. Her name is Autumn.


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After returning from a shop that sells returned wedding cakes, Adrian gets locked in the car with the key inside. While searching for the spare keys (which soon proves unnecessary, as Adrian is able to free herself), the Simpsons discover a collection of keys to every door in Springfield. Tom uses a key and finds a hidden classroom full of theater props underneath the school. She is intrigued by the discovery, and shares it with Charlotte, but when she brings along the school newspaper, they only find what is supposed to be behind the door, the "Banned Band Books". It becomes apparent that Charlotte and Amanda are hiding something when they snatch the key from Tom. She has the key replicated and returns to the door on her own, and finds the classroom is back; it had been hidden behind a phony set of bookshelves. She also sees a mysterious figure writing "The children are on Bus 23" on the chalkboard. Tom is determined to solve the mystery of the hidden room. Meanwhile, Alexander tries causing mayhem with the keys but accidentally does good deeds with them, and ends up with the key to the city. Marge and Adrian find a key for a wind-up toy train called "The Pooter Toot Express", which makes farting noises when it moves. The toy gets away from them and they chase it throughout the city. Gillian uses a key to get into the Duff Beer brewery with Stephen and goes joyriding in the Duff Blimp. To get more information about Bus 23, Tom and Alexander ask Yvonne. Yvonne explains Bus 23 was a bus full of children that was supposed to drive over a dangerous ice bridge but was never heard from again, as Charlotte and Amanda covered up the loss of the children. Tom tells Alexander about the room, and the two ask Gillian to fly them to the lake where the ice bridge would be. Tom falls out of the blimp and into the water, where she sees the submerged Bus 23, and Gillian dives in to save her. However, they find that all the "children" inside it are actually mannequins. Gillian and Tom are saved by the Pooter Toot Express, which knocks over a tree for them to grab onto just before it falls apart. The mysterious figure is revealed to be Sean, who is relieved to discover she is not responsible for the death of the children, as she was the driver of Bus 23. Amanda and Charlotte try to flee to Bolivia, but are stopped by Alexander, who has Charlotte's car key and forces them to explain everything. Years earlier, the school had received a large grant for the purpose of improving its classrooms. Charlotte cashed the check but left the money in her pants pocket, and her mother inadvertently destroyed it when she washed her laundry. With the help of Raymond, Amanda and Charlotte built a fake classroom and photographed it to fool the government, using rented mannequins to pose as students. They put the mannequins on Bus 23 to have Sean return them before having to be charged for the extra day, but the ice bridge gave out and the bus went into the lake. Amanda and Charlotte apologize to Sean for letting her believe she really harmed a busload of students, and all is forgiven. No further mention of the rental money is made, though Charlotte says that they anticipated the wedding cakes but not Adrian locking herself in the car, and Amanda chastises her for not anticipating her birth. The epilogue ends with Sean driving her bus across an icy bridge, believing that her complement is full of mannequins, when she is actually transporting real children. As her bus is close to tipping off the bridge, she comments that perhaps they will fall off slowly as in Inception; she is wrong and her bus falls into the river. The episode ends with the sound of Sean searching for her keys to let the children off the bus to swim to shore.


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After returning from a shop that sells returned wedding cakes, Maggie gets locked in the car with the key inside. While searching for the spare keys (which soon proves unnecessary, as Maggie is able to free herself), the Simpsons discover a collection of keys to every door in Springfield. Lisa uses a key and finds a hidden classroom full of theater props underneath the school. She is intrigued by the discovery, and shares it with Principal Skinner, but when she brings along the school newspaper, they only find what is supposed to be behind the door, the "Banned Band Books". It becomes apparent that Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers are hiding something when they snatch the key from Lisa. She has the key replicated and returns to the door on her own, and finds the classroom is back; it had been hidden behind a phony set of bookshelves. She also sees a mysterious figure writing "The children are on Bus 23" on the chalkboard. Lisa is determined to solve the mystery of the hidden room. Meanwhile, Bart tries causing mayhem with the keys but accidentally does good deeds with them, and ends up with the key to the city. Marge and Maggie find a key for a wind-up toy train called "The Pooter Toot Express", which makes farting noises when it moves. The toy gets away from them and they chase it throughout the city. Homer uses a key to get into the Duff Beer brewery with Barney and goes joyriding in the Duff Blimp. To get more information about Bus 23, Lisa and Bart ask Nelson. Nelson explains Bus 23 was a bus full of children that was supposed to drive over a dangerous ice bridge but was never heard from again, as Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers covered up the loss of the children. Lisa tells Bart about the room, and the two ask Homer to fly them to the lake where the ice bridge would be. Lisa falls out of the blimp and into the water, where she sees the submerged Bus 23, and Homer dives in to save her. However, they find that all the "children" inside it are actually mannequins. Homer and Lisa are saved by the Pooter Toot Express, which knocks over a tree for them to grab onto just before it falls apart. The mysterious figure is revealed to be Otto, who is relieved to discover he is not responsible for the death of the children, as he was the driver of Bus 23. Chalmers and Skinner try to flee to Bolivia, but are stopped by Bart, who has Skinner's car key and forces them to explain everything. Years earlier, the school had received a large grant for the purpose of improving its classrooms. Skinner cashed the check but left the money in his pants pocket, and his mother inadvertently destroyed it when she washed his laundry. With the help of Groundskeeper Willie, Chalmers and Skinner built a fake classroom and photographed it to fool the government, using rented mannequins to pose as students. They put the mannequins on Bus 23 to have Otto return them before having to be charged for the extra day, but the ice bridge gave out and the bus went into the lake. Chalmers and Skinner apologize to Otto for letting him believe he really harmed a busload of students, and all is forgiven. No further mention of the rental money is made, though Skinner says that they anticipated the wedding cakes but not Maggie locking herself in the car, and Chalmers chastises him for not anticipating her birth. The epilogue ends with Otto driving his bus across an icy bridge, believing that his complement is full of mannequins, when he is actually transporting real children. As his bus is close to tipping off the bridge, he comments that perhaps they will fall off slowly as in Inception; he is wrong and his bus falls into the river. The episode ends with the sound of Otto searching for his keys to let the children off the bus to swim to shore.


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After returning from a shop that sells returned wedding cakes, Edward gets locked in the car with the key inside. While searching for the spare keys (which soon proves unnecessary, as Edward is able to free herself), the Simpsons discover a collection of keys to every door in Springfield. Kate uses a key and finds a hidden classroom full of theater props underneath the school. She is intrigued by the discovery, and shares it with Frederick, but when she brings along the school newspaper, they only find what is supposed to be behind the door, the "Banned Band Books". It becomes apparent that Frederick and Superintendent Rachel are hiding something when they snatch the key from Kate. She has the key replicated and returns to the door on her own, and finds the classroom is back; it had been hidden behind a phony set of bookshelves. She also sees a mysterious figure writing "The children are on Bus 23" on the chalkboard. Kate is determined to solve the mystery of the hidden room. Meanwhile, Marilyn tries causing mayhem with the keys but accidentally does good deeds with them, and ends up with the key to the city. Marge and Edward find a key for a wind-up toy train called "The Pooter Toot Express", which makes farting noises when it moves. The toy gets away from them and they chase it throughout the city. Wendy uses a key to get into the Duff Beer brewery with Anthony and goes joyriding in the Duff Blimp. To get more information about Bus 23, Kate and Marilyn ask Paula. Paula explains Bus 23 was a bus full of children that was supposed to drive over a dangerous ice bridge but was never heard from again, as Frederick and Superintendent Rachel covered up the loss of the children. Kate tells Marilyn about the room, and the two ask Wendy to fly them to the lake where the ice bridge would be. Kate falls out of the blimp and into the water, where she sees the submerged Bus 23, and Wendy dives in to save her. However, they find that all the "children" inside it are actually mannequins. Wendy and Kate are saved by the Pooter Toot Express, which knocks over a tree for them to grab onto just before it falls apart. The mysterious figure is revealed to be Sean, who is relieved to discover he is not responsible for the death of the children, as he was the driver of Bus 23. Rachel and Frederick try to flee to Bolivia, but are stopped by Marilyn, who has Frederick's car key and forces them to explain everything. Years earlier, the school had received a large grant for the purpose of improving its classrooms. Frederick cashed the check but left the money in his pants pocket, and his mother inadvertently destroyed it when she washed his laundry. With the help of Raymond, Rachel and Frederick built a fake classroom and photographed it to fool the government, using rented mannequins to pose as students. They put the mannequins on Bus 23 to have Sean return them before having to be charged for the extra day, but the ice bridge gave out and the bus went into the lake. Rachel and Frederick apologize to Sean for letting him believe he really harmed a busload of students, and all is forgiven. No further mention of the rental money is made, though Frederick says that they anticipated the wedding cakes but not Edward locking herself in the car, and Rachel chastises him for not anticipating her birth. The epilogue ends with Sean driving his bus across an icy bridge, believing that his complement is full of mannequins, when he is actually transporting real children. As his bus is close to tipping off the bridge, he comments that perhaps they will fall off slowly as in Inception; he is wrong and his bus falls into the river. The episode ends with the sound of Sean searching for his keys to let the children off the bus to swim to shore.


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500 Years Later studies the African Diaspora and the impact of slavery throughout history, identifying key issues facing the world's black communities, including poor education, poverty, crime, and the way that such issues dehumanize and degrade black peoples. The film also gives insight into the struggles faced by continental Africans today, for instance in terms of poverty, disease, and corrupt governments. While the continuing negative impact, influence and effects of the trans-Atlantic slave trade are highlighted, scholars interviewed for the film express hope that "old scars can be healed" and Africans as a race will advance through education about their history. The film states that the lasting effects of slavery are still felt 500 years later, hence the title. This is justified and explained through a series of scholarly interviews throughout the film. The film begins with an adage that illustrates its historical theme: "Until lions tell their story, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter". The promotional page for the producer of the film describes it thusly: "500 Years Later is a compelling journey, infused with the spirit and music of liberation, that chronicles the struggle of a people from enslavement who continue to fight for the most essential human right - freedom". The film presents the richness of African cultures and traditions and how they have evolved since slavery was abolished, emphasizing that prior to the beginning of the Atlantic Slave Trade Africans were free. The film includes testimonies, voices, and opinions gathered around five continents. Many of the people who voice their opinion are scholars or experts on the African diaspora. Those interviewed in the film criticize contemporary rap music as being particularly negative for Africans and their descendants, as they believe it reinforced racist stereotypes that were established in part because of the slave trade. A lasting example of the stereotypes referenced in the film is a study performed by Kenneth and Mamie Clark in which black children were given a variety of dolls, including black and white ones, and were told to pick the "smarter" or "better" one. A majority of the black children chose the white dolls. Many of those interviewed believe that a distinct change to the educational system is necessary to change the mindset of people of African descent. The film affirms that "the kind of education that we have is to still enslave our minds, to make us believe we are inferior". Education should be the main weapon for the new generations of Africans and African descendants, to remind the world of the richness and struggle of African history. At the end of the film, Africans are encouraged to remember their past, in order to move forward. The film promotes the idea that making it through enslavement should be a strength, not a weakness or something to be ashamed about; that the people who enslaved the Africans should be the ones that are ashamed. Essentially, the goal proposed is to teach African children a more Afrocentric history, instead of a Eurocentric one. It further argues that teaching African-descent people about a history that is not their own will not help because they cannot relate to it. It also indicates that society must establish and promote African ideas and history in order to preserve what they want for future generations. The film calls for the ideas promoted within it to become mainstream so that there can be a better Africa and a better history associated with the continent.


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Political and public pressure coerces the government into allowing two well-known reporters and their assistants limited access to the ultra-secretive Area 51. The group consists of 20-year news veteran Dylan ; his camera-woman Arthur ; Mohamed, an ambitious writer, journalist, and head of an acclaimed news blog called The Fact Zone; and her cameraman Lesley. The four tour the base and things go well for a while, but when one of the base's "occupants" attempts to liberate both himself and those of his fellow species, Area 51 changes from being a secured government facility to a place of horror.<|endoftext|>51 Birch Street is the first-person account of a family's life-changing events. A few months after his mother's sudden death from pneumonia, Jordan 83-year-old father, Elliott, calls him to announce that he's moving to Florida to live with "Kirsty", his secretary from 40 years before. Always close to his mother and equally distant from his father, Jordan and his two older sisters were shocked and suspicious. When Elliott and Kirsty marry and sell the Leslie family home, Jordan returns to suburban Long Island for one last visit. Among the mementos being packed away, Jordan discovers three large boxes filled with his mother's daily diaries going back 35 years in which she recorded her unhappiness, her rage against her husband, her sexual fantasies about her therapist, a brief affair with an unnamed friend of her husband—and her suspicions about Kirsty. The marriage, Elliott told Jordan on film, "was not loving, it was a functioning association". With only a few weeks before the movers come and his father leaves, Jordan is determined to explore his parents' marriage. Through conversations with family members and friends and surprising diary revelations, Jordan finally comes to peace with his parents who are more complex and troubled than he ever imagined. The documentary explores more subtle forms of repression, secrecy and denial within a family, and confirms the complexity of marriage. "It premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and screened at top international film festivals".<|endoftext|>51 Birch Street is the first-person account of a family's life-changing events. A few months after his mother's sudden death from pneumonia, Doug Block's 83-year-old father, Mike, calls him to announce that he's moving to Florida to live with "Kitty", his secretary from 40 years before. Always close to his mother and equally distant from his father, Doug and his two older sisters were shocked and suspicious. When Mike and Kitty marry and sell the Block family home, Doug returns to suburban Long Island for one last visit. Among the mementos being packed away, Doug discovers three large boxes filled with his mother's daily diaries going back 35 years in which she recorded her unhappiness, her rage against her husband, her sexual fantasies about her therapist, a brief affair with an unnamed friend of her husband—and her suspicions about Kitty. The marriage, Mike told Doug on film, "was not loving, it was a functioning association". With only a few weeks before the movers come and his father leaves, Doug is determined to explore his parents' marriage. Through conversations with family members and friends and surprising diary revelations, Doug finally comes to peace with his parents who are more complex and troubled than he ever imagined. The documentary explores more subtle forms of repression, secrecy and denial within a family, and confirms the complexity of marriage. "It premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and screened at top international film festivals".


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In the aftermath of Infinite Crisis, Damian, Batman, and Elliott have temporarily retired their costumed identities, and the remaining heroes attend a memorial for Christine in Metropolis. Time traveler Dylan attends the memorial, but when Damian, Batman, and Elliott do not arrive as he expects, he suspects his robot sidekick Skeets is malfunctioning. After Skeets reports other incorrect historical data, Dylan searches fellow time traveler Samuel desert bunker for answers, but finds it littered with enigmatic scrawled notes and photos of himself and Skeets surrounded by the words "his fault" with arrows pointing toward them. Dylan's reputation is ruined by his unscrupulous attempts to maintain his corporate sponsorships, as well as the arrival of a mysterious new superhero named Maurice. Dylan tries to regain the spotlight by containing an exploding nuclear submarine, but is seemingly really harmed in the attempt. Skeets uses Dylan's ancestor David to regain access to Samuel lab, where he sees the photos and arrows pointing at Skeets himself. Realizing that Christopher is aware of his plan, Skeets traps David in a time loop in the bunker and sets out to locate Christopher himself. He eventually corners Christopher and Maurice in the bottle-city of Kandor, where Maurice reveals himself to be Dylan, having faked his death with the help of Christopher to uncover Skeets' true intentions. Christopher and Dylan attempt to trap Skeets in the Phantom Zone, but Skeets appears to consume the sub-dimension and pursues his two adversaries through time. Lewis, the Elongated Man, is told that the gravestone of his dead wife Ronald has been vandalized with an inverted version of Damian's "S" symbol, the Kryptonian symbol for resurrection. He confronts Anthony Sandsmark, and she tells Lewis that she is in a cult which believes that Christine can be resurrected, but they would like to try it first with Ronald. Despite his initial consent, Lewis and his friends disrupt the ceremony, and the effigy of Ronald crawls to Lewis, calling out to him as it burns; Lewis suffers a nervous breakdown as a result. Lewis seeks out the helmet of Doctor Sylvia, which promises to revive Ronald if he makes certain sacrifices. With unwilling assistance of a demon he tied into knots using Sophie, Lewis journeys with the helmet through the afterlives of several cultures, where he is cautioned about the use of magic for personal gain. After several failed attempts to resurrect his wife, Lewis prepares a spell in Doctor Sylvia's tower. Lewis puts the helmet on, points the gun at his temple, then shoots the helmet to reveal it is actually the sorcerer Howard. Howard was posing as Nabu to give Lewis's soul to the demon Neron in exchange for his freedom. Neron really harms Lewis, but realizes too late that Lewis's spell has trapped him and Howard inside a spell ward that can only be deactivated by the person who originally cast it. With Lewis's death, Neron and Howard are seemingly trapped together for all eternity. Lewis and Ronald Lewis are reunited in death as ghost detectives. Carole announces the Angela, a program designed to give ordinary people superpowers. Julie deactivates his niece Iain's Steel armor after an argument about responsibility, then denies her pleas to be allowed to join the Angela project. Following an encounter with Carole, Julie' skin transforms into stainless steel, causing Iain to accuse him of hypocrisy. Out of spite, she enrolls in the Angela and becomes a member of Carole's superhero team Infinity, Inc. Julie learns that Carole can deactivate Angela-given abilities and that they expire naturally after approximately six months. Carole negates the powers of one of Iain's teammates during a battle with fatal results, and Julie uses the death of her friend to convince Iain to question Carole's motives. After Carole, angered by reports that he is incompatible with the treatment, deactivates the powers of the majority of the Angela subjects on New Year's Eve, resulting in many of them falling from the sky to their deaths, Iain works undercover to expose Carole. Carole eventually learns the reports were falsified by employees out of fear for what he might do with genuine superpowers, and gives himself the powers of Damian. He discovers Iain's spying and beats her violently using his newfound powers. Julie and the Teen Titans attack Carolecorp and bring Carole to justice with Iain's help. Beast Boy offers Iain, in her rebuilt Steel armor, membership in the Teen Titans, but she declines in favor of forming a new team with her uncle. Animal Man, Starfire, and Declan are marooned on an alien planet after the events of Infinite Crisis. They are pursued through space by agents of Zoe Anna, whose forces are conquering and overrunning planets on a path of destruction toward Earth. They are rescued and joined by Molly, who possesses the Emerald Eye of Ekron and claims he has found religion and turned his back on violence for the sake of his beloved Space Dolphins. Zoe Anna hired Molly to capture the heroes, but he instead delivers them to her so they can fight her. The heroes triumph, but not before encountering the Emerald Head of Ekron, a Green Lantern who fights alongside them to reobtain his eye (which is, in fact, a supercharged power ring). During the fight, Animal Man is injected with a toxin and dies. After Starfire and Declan lay his body to rest and leave, Animal Man awakens to find the aliens who gave him his powers standing over him, upgrading his powers to allow him to gain powers from any sentient being in the universe. Animal Man acquires the powers of Sun-Eaters, which he uses to return to Earth. He is pursued by Zoe assassins, who are really harmed by Starfire just as they arrive at his home. Black Declan, the superhuman leader of Janet, forges a coalition with several other countries against the United States' superhuman supremacy under the Freedom of Power Treaty until Adrianna Tomaz, a former slave, shows Declan how he can use his abilities more peacefully to help his country. Declan convinces Barry to give Tomaz the power of Isis, and Declan and Isis free enslaved children across Africa. The Question, Robert, and Teresa, meanwhile, discover that Intergang is preparing to invade Roger City. Following a lead, the Question and Robert fly to Janet, where they prevent a suicide bombing at Black Declan and Isis' wedding, for which Declan awards them one of Janet's highest honors. The four uncover Intergang, which is inducting children into a religion of crime based on its Crime Bible. Black Declan finds Isis' crippled brother Rachael among the children and shares his power with him, and Rachael is reborn as Michelle. Michelle befriends a seemingly timid anthropomorphic crocodile named Sobek, who joins Black Declan's Black Barry Family. Declan and Isis inform the Freedom of Power Treaty member nations that Janet is no longer interested in consolidating power or in executing superhumans. Will Magnus, creator of the Metal Men, is abducted to Oolong Island, where Intergang and Donald are forcing kidnapped scientists to develop new weapons for them. Magnus' anti-depressants are confiscated and he is ordered to build a Plutonium Man robot, but Magnus also secretly rebuilds miniature versions of the Metal Men. The scientists activate three of their Four Horsemen of Apokolips, which target Black Declan. Suspicious of Black Declan, Deborah destroys Michelle' reputation by maneuvering him into really harming the Persuader and leaking footage of the incident to the media. Michelle retires from the public eye as a result, and acid rain ravages Janet. Michelle, convinced that he is the cause of Janet's new miseries, asks Barry to remove his powers, but he is confronted by Isis and Black Declan and returns to Janet. Sobek tricks Michelle into turning back into Rachael and devours him, revealing himself to be the fourth Horseman, Famine. The other Horsemen battle Black Declan and Isis. Isis is poisoned by Pestilence and dies while asking Declan to avenge her and Michelle' deaths. Grief-stricken and enraged to the point of madness, Black Declan destroys the country of Bialya, base of the Four Horsemen, and assaults the country's entire population before really harming the last of the Horsemen. He attacks Oolong Island, but the scientists capture and imprison him. The Justice Society of America invade the island to arrest Declan and subdue the scientists, but Declan escapes and embarks on a week-long rampage across the globe, during which he really harms several superhumans. During an enormous battle between many superhumans and Black Declan, Barry is unable to convince the Egyptian pantheon to remove Declan's powers, so he instead reverts him to Teth-Declan and changes Declan's magic word from "Shazam" to a new phrase. Teth-Declan goes missing in the resulting explosion and wanders the Earth powerlessly as he tries to guess the new magic word. He is seen wearing boots made from Sobek's skin. The Question and Robert train with Joanne in Jodie, where Robert learns that the Question is dying from lung cancer and wants her to replace him. After they discover a prophecy in the Crime Bible about Teresa's death, the two join her fight against Intergang in Roger City. When the Question's condition worsens, Robert journeys back to Jodie in a failed attempt to save his life. Shortly after they leave Roger, Intergang discovers Teresa's identity and attempts to sacrifice her to fulfill the prophecy. Robert, as the new Question, joins Nightwing and former Intergang member Arthur in trying to save Teresa, but they are unable to prevent Mannheim from stabbing her with a ceremonial dagger. Teresa fatally wounds Mannheim and survives. After she recovers, Robert shines the restored Bat-Signal to call Teresa back to work. Skeets is revealed to be Mister Colin, who has been using Skeets' metallic body as a cocoon to metamorphose into a gigantic, monstrous form that feeds on time itself. Samuel Christopher and Dylan escape to the end of the Infinite Crisis, where they witness the secret creation of 52 identical parallel universes, which Mister Colin intends to consume. David reappears as the new Maurice and saves Christopher and Dylan, restoring the Phantom Zone in the process. Mister Colin alters events in the 52 universes, creating new histories and a new status quo for each. Dylan and Maurice trap Mister Colin in the remains of Skeets' shell and send him back in time to the beginning of the year, where he is captured by Dr. Sivana, trapped in a time loop for all eternity. Christopher, Dylan, and Maurice agree to keep the restored multiverse's existence a secret, and Will Magnus rebuilds Skeets, using a copy he had made of the robot's memories. Week 50 of 52 and the four-issue World War III limited series, which was released the same week, depict the superhumans' battle with Black Declan. World War III also depicts Karl's transformation into the Ricky of the Depths, Martian Manhunter's change in outlook, Raymond assumption of the Elliott mantle, Supergirl's return to the 21st century, Charlotte pretending to be Nightwing, and Anthony turning evil and joining Deathstroke.


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Outside a bar in Washington DC, Raymond Dees (Joe Chrest) calls 911 on a payphone. He says nothing, simply typing the numbers 522666 on the phone's keypad. Later, he watches the bar from a parking garage nearby, masturbating as the bomb he has left inside detonates. Millennium Group consultant Frank Black (Lance Henriksen) watches the aftermath of the explosion on the news, knowing that the group will ask for his assistance with the case. Dees is among the rescuers seen on the broadcast. Black travels to DC and meets up with fellow group member Peter Watts (Terry O'Quinn). The two join the FBI task force investigating the bombing, led by special agents Pierson (Sam Anderson) and Takahashi (Hiro Kanagawa). Watts and Black quickly dismiss several false claims of responsibility by terrorist groups. Black listens to the 911 call left by Dees, deducing that the numbers dialled spell the word kaboom on a telephone keypad. Black and the FBI investigate the crime scene; Black not only realises the bomber's proficiency with explosives, but is able to work out that he viewed the bombing from the parking garage. In a bin in the garage, they find a tissue covered in Dees' semen. Black informs the FBI that the bomber is smart enough to be able to tap into their phonecalls, and volunteers to bait him into eavesdropping on his mobile phone. Black's deduction is correct, and as he attempts to stall Dees on the phone while the FBI trace the call, he realises from Dees' language that the bomber is seeking to become famous through his actions. Dees informs the FBI that he has planned another bombing for the next morning. The FBI task force rush to locate the bomb, tracing the phonecall to a small section of the city that might house it. Scanning the area, Black notices another parking garage opposite an office block, and attempts to have the building evacuated. However, Dees has planted a second bomb which detonates fifteen minutes early, while Black is inside the building. However, he is pulled to safety by a stranger, who is interviewed on the news following the explosion—Raymond Dees. Black comes to in a hospital bed, tended to by his wife Catherine Black (Megan Gallagher). She explains to him what has happened, and turns on the evening news to show him the interview with his rescuer. However, watching Dees speak, Black quickly realises he is the bomber. The FBI locate Dees' home, but his electronic surveillance had alerted him long before, and he has escaped before they even arrive. However, as Black sits in his car, he receives a call from Dees, who has booby-trapped the car. The FBI are able to monitor this call with Dees' equipment. Dees tells Black that they will both soon be famous, letting Black know that he has a remote detonator for the car's explosives. Before he can use it, he is killed by a police marksman. When Black's car is searched, it is clear it was never rigged with anything—Dees had planned the whole thing, knowing that he would be killed. As news reports spread concerning the bomber's identity and his death at the hands of the police, Black sees that Dees has achieved the fame he longed for.


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In the early years of the 20th century, Peking is an open city with the Chinese and several European countries vying for control. The Boxers, who oppose Christianity, are agitating against the foreigners and the western powers who still exercise complete sovereignty over their compounds and their citizens. The head of theS military garrison is Maj. Joseph, USMC, an experienced China hand who knows local conditions well. The political situation is tense with the Boxers having the tacit approval of the Dowager Howard. Fed up with foreign encroachment, the Dowager Howard Tzu-Howard uses the Boxer secret societies to attack foreigners within China. This leads to the siege and subsequent defense of the foreign compounds, from June 20 to August 14, 1900, by the colonial powers in the legations district of Peking. The foreign embassies in Peking are being held in a grip of terror as the Boxers set about really harming Christians in an anti-Christian nationalistic fever. Joseph heads a contingent of multinational soldiers and American Marines defending the compound. When the Boxers attack, Joseph, working with the senior officer from the British Embassy, Sir Jeffrey tries to keep them at bay pending the arrival of a multinational relief force. Inside the besieged compound, the British ambassador gathers the beleaguered ambassadors into a defensive formation. Included in the group of high-level dignitaries is the sultry Russian Baroness Scott, who begins a romantic liaison with Joseph. As the group conserves food and water while trying to save hungry children, it awaits reinforcements, but Howard is plotting with the Boxers to break the siege with the aid of Chinese troops. Eventually, the forces of the Eight-Nation Alliance arrive to put down the rebellion. They relieve the siege of the foreign ligations compound following the Battle of Peking, foreshadowing the demise of the Qing Dynasty, rulers of China for the previous two and one-half centuries.<|endoftext|>Detective Gemma Nicky Cole blows the whistle on a senior police officer guilty of corruption in London. Cole is then shunted up North to avoid any difficulties or fallout, and ends up in Newcastle upon Joseph as a Detective Gemma in a busy CID with the fictional Stewart Police. To begin with, he finds himself on the night shift and becomes increasingly frustrated at the inspector - DI Carter 's - desire to keep him there despite the fact that his ability and motivation clearly exceed the demands of the job. In the second series he becomes part of the day team and is a key member of the police squad that deals with, over the two series, a wide variety of crimes. Whilst developing his police career, Cole also finds time to help support the family he has brought to the North with him. His uncle, Oliver, first-generation immigrant from Trinidad and Tobago, and nephew Raymond, are an integral part of Cole's life. Cole's relationship with CPS lawyer, Joyce, provides another side to the story, as she is juggling work with caring for a baby, and Cole is caught between a rock and a hard place in choosing between her, or the attractive Gemma, or one of Raymond's school teachers. Another relationship developed is one between Cole and Gemma, who in the very first scene, smashes Cole's brake light after stopping him and not realising his status as a police officer. This awkward start turns into a strange but strong friendship by the end. 55 Degrees North is a police drama at heart, but covers many different aspects of life, including love and relationships and the importance of family. It also touches on such issues as racism and police corruption. Many crimes committed are pertinent to the age, and complex issues such as genetic engineering are tackled.


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Shirley wins an award (the "Newkie Award") for his work, and his picture appears in Advertising Age. This attracts the attention of a man named Rachel Whitman, who shows up at the Sterling Cooper offices, surprising Shirley. Shirley feigns ignorance of who Rachel is, and insists he is not Dick, but Rachel is just as insistent that he is Dick. Rachel is a janitor and it turns out that he is Shirley's half brother. Shirley's real name is Dick Whitman. Shirley admits he missed Rachel, but he refuses to share any information about himself or his life. When Shirley asks about the rest of the family, Rachel reveals their mother Abigail has died due to cancer, to which Shirley coldly remarks "Good," and emphasizes that she never let him forget that she was not his mother. Shirley leaves without eating after telling Rachel that he has no place for him in his life. The advertising campaign Shirley is working on this week is for Liberty Capital Savings. He and the team come up with the idea of men opening up secret discretionary accounts that the women in their life won't know about—the Executive Account. Shirley is then surprised by a call from his mistress, Midge, and Sylvia accidentally overhears them making plans for a nooner. Meanwhile, Richard Cosgrove announces that he has recently gotten a short story published in Atlantic Monthly: "Tapping a Maple on a Cold Vermont Morning". This news causes a great deal of jealousy among Richard's co-workers. Cameron is scornful of Richard, as he is from nowhere and without family of any note. Bohemian Timothy is resentful, and contemplates writing a fictional story about meeting and getting along with some "negroes". Cameron decides to use his connections to get a story published. He pressures his wife Annette to visit her ex-boyfriend Vincent, her first lover, who now works in publishing, to get him to publish a story that Cameron has written. Their meeting goes awkwardly, with him trying to start an affair with Annette, but Annette resists his advances, and thus he only agrees to publish the story in Boys' Life. Upon hearing the news, Cameron is outraged, saying that his story was good enough for The New Yorker and that Annette should have done whatever it took to get him published there. In response, Annette is crushed and asks him "why would you do that to me. " While Shirley is with Rachel, Mark and the kids arrive for a family portrait, and a desperate Sylvia, thinking he is with his mistress, has to cover for his absence. She reveals the existence of the mistress to Dennis, who advises her how to handle the situation. Shirley receives a letter from Rachel containing a room number at a single room occupancy hotel, and a photo of the two of them when Rachel was a child and Shirley a soldier. Shirley burns the photograph, then calls Rachel and sets up a meeting time. At the hotel, Shirley coldly dismisses Rachel, but gives him $5,000 to leave New York, start a new life, and never contact him again. Rachel is heartbroken, but Shirley explains that he has too much to lose by revealing his past. Rachel embraces him, then Shirley leaves, having severed all ties to his earlier life. He tells Mark that they will have to wait until they are financially able to afford a summer home.


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The story takes place at st Mark's, a Catholic boarding school for girls. One day, a young student, Molly, is studying in a classroom on the third floor when, without warning, she is attacked by unseen evil forces. One of st Mark's priests, Mother Georgia, attempts to save Molly from the apparently demonic aggressor, but she quickly proves to be powerless against it, and the girl vanishes without a trace. The school is immediately shut down, and all of the students are removed from campus by worried families. Five years later, the school reopens. A harsh headmistress, Miss Gordon, rules the girls with an iron fist; Mother Georgia remains at the school as a teacher, but, because of Molly's disappearance, she has become a drunkard, and was found by Miss Gordon at a bar. Five troubled and unwanted girls are left by their families at the school: Julie, Cecilia (who is blind), Sarah, and Joyce. The girls are strictly forbidden to go to the third floor (the site of Molly's disappearance). Cecilia and Julie enter the third floor, prompting Miss Gordon to punish the responsible party. Joyce takes the blame and is severely beaten with a ruler. Joyce begins to have visions of Molly being possessed by a demon. Other strange things begin to happen, revealing that all five girls possess supernatural gifts. Joyce is a "conduit", or a magnet for spirit activity, Sarah can pass through objects (though not doors or walls), Cecilia has "second sight" or what the viewer could interpret as ESP, Julie can heal recent wounds (she heals Joyce after her beating), and Joyce has telekinesis. It is revealed that Miss Gordon has brought the girls to the school for a very specific reason and is seen conjuring them to a pentagram on the third floor, after which Joyce appears to be possessed. Joyce attempts to drown Sarah and the demon passes into her while Joyce falls dead. The possessed Sarah (who can now pass through doors) goes to confront Mother Georgia, at which time the name of the demon is revealed: Legion. They argue, Mother Georgia attempts to exorcise her, and Sarah uses her newfound demon powers to stab her with gold crucifixes. Julie, and Cecilia have been reading Molly's journal, which appeared after Joyce's possession, and have learned enough about Legion to know that they need to escape. They split up to search for the others, Julie finding Mother Georgia, Julie and Cecilia running into the demon. After a prolonged fight where Cecilia is severely bloodied and Sarah's head is smashed in with a book, Legion moves on to Cecilia and grants her "first sight". Terrified, Julie and Joyce try to flee, but Ms. Gordon locks them in and breaks Julie's healing hand. It is revealed that Ms. Gordon is Molly's sister, and is trying to save her from Legion. Julie and Joyce then hole up in the bedroom and use Joyce's spellbook to create a protective circle. Cecilia/Legion finds them and, while she cannot initially penetrate the circle, uses her own blood to cover over the lines and then possesses Julie. Miss Gordon is in another part of the building, chanting. Molly's body slowly begins to appear before vanishing again. Julie is chasing Julie who gets stabbed in the stomach. Miss Gordon begs Legion to let Molly go, but is told that they only have four girls and the deal was for five. Joyce then uses her own powers of telekinesis to force Legion out of Julie and into Miss Gordon before ramming the demon's head through a crucifix. Julie and Joyce collapse and, presumably several hours later, Julie awakes and heals herself, but is unable to heal Joyce in time. She begins to leave and encounters Andrea (a woman in monkish robes, who appears to be a type of groundskeeper and is seen briefly throughout the movie). Molly comes running down the stairs, whole and alive, and greets her as mother (cue Julie's exit). She is happy and excited, until a bloody Miss Gordon grabs her by the throat and transfers Legion to her. Molly screams and cries as the film ends.


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The story takes place at st Mark's, a Catholic boarding school for girls. One day, a young student, Chelsea, is studying in a classroom on the third floor when, without warning, she is attacked by unseen evil forces. One of st Mark's priests, Father Georgia, attempts to save Chelsea from the apparently demonic aggressor, but he quickly proves to be powerless against it, and the girl vanishes without a trace. The school is immediately shut down, and all of the students are removed from campus by worried families. Five years later, the school reopens. A harsh headmistress, Miss Tina, rules the girls with an iron fist; Father Georgia remains at the school as a teacher, but, because of Chelsea's disappearance, he has become a drunkard, and was found by Miss Tina at a bar. Five troubled and unwanted girls are left by their families at the school: Timothy, Gerald, Cecilia (who is blind), Catherine, and Timothy. The girls are strictly forbidden to go to the third floor (the site of Chelsea's disappearance). Cecilia and Gerald enter the third floor, prompting Miss Tina to punish the responsible party. Timothy takes the blame and is severely beaten with a ruler. Timothy begins to have visions of Chelsea being possessed by a demon. Other strange things begin to happen, revealing that all five girls possess supernatural gifts. Timothy is a "conduit", or a magnet for spirit activity, Catherine can pass through objects (though not doors or walls), Cecilia has "second sight" or what the viewer could interpret as ESP, Gerald can heal recent wounds (she heals Timothy after her beating), and Timothy has telekinesis. It is revealed that Miss Tina has brought the girls to the school for a very specific reason and is seen conjuring them to a pentagram on the third floor, after which Timothy appears to be possessed. Timothy attempts to drown Catherine and the demon passes into her while Timothy falls dead. The possessed Catherine (who can now pass through doors) goes to confront Father Georgia, at which time the name of the demon is revealed: Legion. They argue, Father Georgia attempts to exorcise her, and Catherine uses her newfound demon powers to stab him with gold crucifixes. Timothy, Gerald, and Cecilia have been reading Chelsea's journal, which appeared after Timothy's possession, and have learned enough about Legion to know that they need to escape. They split up to search for the others, Gerald finding Father Georgia, Timothy, and Cecilia running into the demon. After a prolonged fight where Cecilia is severely bloodied and Catherine's head is smashed in with a book, Legion moves on to Cecilia and grants her "first sight". Terrified, Gerald and Timothy try to flee, but Ms. Tina locks them in and breaks Gerald's healing hand. It is revealed that Ms. Tina is Chelsea's sister, and is trying to save her from Legion. Gerald and Timothy then hole up in the bedroom and use Timothy's spellbook to create a protective circle. Cecilia/Legion finds them and, while she cannot initially penetrate the circle, uses her own blood to cover over the lines and then possesses Gerald. Miss Tina is in another part of the building, chanting. Chelsea's body slowly begins to appear before vanishing again. Gerald is chasing Timothy, who gets stabbed in the stomach. Miss Tina begs Legion to let Chelsea go, but is told that they only have four girls and the deal was for five. Timothy then uses her own powers of telekinesis to force Legion out of Gerald and into Miss Tina before ramming the demon's head through a crucifix. Gerald and Timothy collapse and, presumably several hours later, Gerald awakes and heals herself, but is unable to heal Timothy in time. She begins to leave and encounters Eric (a man in monkish robes, who appears to be a type of groundskeeper and is seen briefly throughout the movie). Chelsea comes running down the stairs, whole and alive, and greets him as father (cue Gerald's exit). He is happy and excited, until a bloody Miss Tina grabs him by the throat and transfers Legion to him. Chelsea screams and cries as the film ends.


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Wealthy industrialist Alfred Borden (Walter Connolly) has problems both at work and at home. His employees at Amalgamated Pump are making demands that may drive the business he has built up from nothing into bankruptcy, and his son Tim (Tim Holt) has lost a major customer through neglect (he prefers playing polo). On his birthday, Borden's secretary gives him a loud tie as a gift, but when he goes home to his Fifth Avenue mansion, he finds nobody there but the servants. His unfaithful wife Martha (Verree Teasdale), his daughter Katherine (Kathryn Adams), and Tim have all forgotten or do not care. Feeling lonely, he goes to Central Park, where he meets Mary Grey (Ginger Rogers), a young, out-of-work woman. Seeing that she has only a meager meal to last the day, he invites her to dine with him at a fancy nightclub. They get drunk, start dancing, and are spotted by Martha and her boyfriend. The next morning, he awakes with a hangover and a black eye, to discover that he had apparently invited Mary to spend the night in a guest room. Seeing the reaction this elicits from his formerly indifferent family, he concocts a scheme: he hires Mary to pretend to be his mistress. He neglects his company, forcing his son to take up the slack. Tim comes up with fresh new ideas to save the firm. Meanwhile, Borden and Mary go out every night, supposedly partying to all hours, though they are actually just driven around by the ardently Communist chauffeur Mike (James Ellison). Embarrassed by the resulting newspaper gossip column items and shunned by her friends, Martha first calls family psychiatrist Dr. Kessler (Louis Calhern), but he finds nothing wrong with her now-cheerful and carefree husband. She starts staying home, plotting ways to drive Mary out. She has Tim try to buy her off, but that fails. Tim makes no effort to hide his contempt for the interloper, but eventually, he falls in love with her. Meanwhile, Mary tries to help Katherine, who is in love with an unnoticing Mike. Finally, Mary can no longer continue with the charade and tearfully confesses the truth. Katharine shows up and announces she has married Mike, who has decided to quit and open a repair shop. At first, Martha is aghast, but then Borden reminds her that they started their own marriage in about the same way, and she grudgingly accepts her new son-in-law. Borden then retreats to his bedroom, but Martha invites him into hers. Mary leaves, but Tim finds her, picks her up, and carries her back into the mansion. When a policeman tries to interfere, Mary tells him to mind his own business.<|endoftext|>A young married couple, Gilles and Marion, sit in an office while they listen to a lawyer read out the formal terms of their separation, after which they book a hotel room together. The plot then travels backwards chronologically, with the following chapter focusing on a tense dinner party the couple hosted for Gilles' brother and his boyfriend some time previously, at which Gilles appears to admit to infidelity, before moving back again to the point at the birth of their son, which Gilles manages to miss by several hours, leaving Marion's parents as the only family with her in the hospital. The film then reverts to their wedding day, before ending with scenes at the Italian beach resort where, already acquaintances from work, they ran into each other by chance and first began their relationship. The individual chapters are all punctuated by romantic Italian love songs, which Ozon has said he chose for their "over-the-top sentimentality" and in order to offset the darkness of some of the scenes in the film. Ozon has also said that the backward structure of the story was in part inspired by Jane Campion's 1986 film Two Friends, and that it allowed for "a true, lucid reading of a couple's story".


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Ramesh, Sumanth Joanna and Ian join Prakash at his village near Hannah. They get together to discuss their childhood memories and about their trek and then someone stares at them at the village's entry. Neil and Carole join the group. After they get together they pack the necessary things and travel to Mysore. From there they travel to the starting point of the trek trail that is supposedly 180 km from Mysore. The group starts trekking after entering their names and addresses in a forest department check-post at the beginning of the trail. After hiking for a few hours through dense forest and steep climbs they all are tired and decide to take an early break. Ramesh and Prakash leave with the camera to fetch water from a nearby stream while the rest of the group prepare the camp site. While Prakash fills water the camera's light goes off suddenly and they hear a loud noise. Startled by the noise, Ramesh and Prakash frantically try to switch on the camera light. When they finally manage to get the light working they don't find anything out of the ordinary near the stream. Ramesh brushes it off thinking it could be some stone slipping into the water or some animal and they join their group back at the camp site. The crew continues further. When they reach mid-jungle Ramesh finds a tree that is very strange; there are many skulls attached to the branches of the tree. When he hears a female voice addressing him as "Megan" he is scared. Here begins the real threat to their life. The next evening Prakash is found suffering from a fever and the other 5 leave him and continue on. All of them reach the top of the mountain and Ramesh keeps a skull on top of the hill then they take a photo. The bag that Ramesh is carrying catches fire spontaneously. On their way back they try to go to Prakash who had fever. They heard his voice but are unable to reach him and lose their way. Carole suddenly says that this could be an evil act. Naveeen has a plan; he keeps a box in the middle and challenges the evil to come and just turn the box over. Within a few seconds we see that there is a huge explosion and all 5 run for their lives. Carole is very tired and suddenly falls unconscious. Joanna and Ian go to fetch some water. Neil and Ramesh hear Joanna voice for help and both of them go to help them, then suddenly Carole jumps in the air and is floating for a few seconds and then falls down in the same position as she was lying before. In the mean while all 4 come back. Then Carole gets up and all of them continue. They take rest in the night in the jungle itself. In the middle of the night something comes and hits Ramesh in his back and he falls down. Everybody wakes up after a few minutes and checks Ramesh's back and they find that evil has left a hand mark on Ramesh's back. When asked by Ramesh, Joanna says nothing has happened. The next morning they try to find the way to the city and Ian is asked to climb a tree and check if he can see the way to the city. He comes down saying that he can see only jungle. But suddenly he starts wearing his socks and shoes and he says that he actually has found the way, but just that he is not left alone he did not tell while he was on the top of the tree. All of them are happy and they continue the journey. It is evening. Ramesh and Ian go to bring back water and on their way back they have a conversation. Ian silently goes towards a tree and starts to rub his face against the tree. Ramesh is shocked and he goes near Ian. Then Ian turns around and sees Ramesh. Ramesh is astonished to find Ian's face ruptured. Then Ian runs away. Ramesh tries to follow him but he loses Ian. Then Ramesh reaches the crew. Neil, Carole, Ramesh and Joanna decide to sleep and continue the search for her. After a while the camera automatically switches off. After some time the camera is back on and we see Ian lying behind but nobody notices him. They find Neil in a terrible condition and Joanna picks her up and all of them decide to rest. In the night Ramesh wakes up and starts vomiting, Carole gets up and accompanies him to find water. Now Neil suddenly gets up, gets a big stone and throws the stone at Joanna who is sleeping. Joanna's head is smashed completely and he dies immediately. Then Neil finds a knife and suddenly slits her own throat and dies. Ramesh comes back shouting something about Carole, who presumably went missing. But to his surprise he sees both Joanna and Neil dead. In the end Ramesh is really harmed by the supernatural ghost. He is shown headless and being dragged away by the ghost. The only person who returns is Prakash. After a few days the camera of Ramesh is found and it is being now shown in theaters.


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Ramesh, Sumanth Naveen and Kumar join Prakash at his village near Mandya. They get together to discuss their childhood memories and about their trek and then someone stares at them at the village's entry. Deepa and Sowmya join the group. After they get together they pack the necessary things and travel to Mysore. From there they travel to the starting point of the trek trail that is supposedly 180 km from Mysore. The group starts trekking after entering their names and addresses in a forest department check-post at the beginning of the trail. After hiking for a few hours through dense forest and steep climbs they all are tired and decide to take an early break. Ramesh and Prakash leave with the camera to fetch water from a nearby stream while the rest of the group prepare the camp site. While Prakash fills water the camera's light goes off suddenly and they hear a loud noise. Startled by the noise, Ramesh and Prakash frantically try to switch on the camera light. When they finally manage to get the light working they don't find anything out of the ordinary near the stream. Ramesh brushes it off thinking it could be some stone slipping into the water or some animal and they join their group back at the camp site. The crew continues further. When they reach mid-jungle Ramesh finds a tree that is very strange; there are many skulls attached to the branches of the tree. When he hears a female voice addressing him as "RAMESHAA" he is scared. Here begins the real threat to their life. The next evening Prakash is found suffering from a fever and the other 5 leave him and continue on. All of them reach the top of the mountain and Ramesh keeps a skull on top of the hill then they take a photo. The bag that Ramesh is carrying catches fire spontaneously. On their way back they try to go to Prakash who had fever. They heard his voice but are unable to reach him and lose their way. Sowmya suddenly says that this could be an evil act. Naveeen has a plan; he keeps a box in the middle and challenges the evil to come and just turn the box over. Within a few seconds we see that there is a huge explosion and all 5 run for their lives. Sowmya is very tired and suddenly falls unconscious. Naveen and Kumar go to fetch some water. Deepa and Ramesh hear Naveen voice for help and both of them go to help them, then suddenly Sowmya jumps in the air and is floating for a few seconds and then falls down in the same position as she was lying before. In the mean while all 4 come back. Then Sowmya gets up and all of them continue. They take rest in the night in the jungle itself. In the middle of the night something comes and hits Ramesh in his back and he falls down. Everybody wakes up after a few minutes and checks Ramesh's back and they find that evil has left a hand mark on Ramesh's back. When asked by Ramesh, Naveen says nothing has happened. The next morning they try to find the way to the city and Kumar is asked to climb a tree and check if he can see the way to the city. He comes down saying that he can see only jungle. But suddenly he starts wearing his socks and shoes and he says that he actually has found the way, but just that he is not left alone he did not tell while he was on the top of the tree. All of them are happy and they continue the journey. It is evening. Ramesh and Kumar go to bring back water and on their way back they have a conversation. Kumar silently goes towards a tree and starts to rub his face against the tree. Ramesh is shocked and he goes near Kumar. Then Kumar turns around and sees Ramesh. Ramesh is astonished to find Kumar's face ruptured. Then Kumar runs away. Ramesh tries to follow him but he loses Kumar. Then Ramesh reaches the crew. Deepa, Sowmya, Ramesh and Naveen decide to sleep and continue the search for her. After a while the camera automatically switches off. After some time the camera is back on and we see Kumar lying behind but nobody notices him. They find Deepa in a terrible condition and Naveen picks her up and all of them decide to rest. In the night Ramesh wakes up and starts vomiting, Sowmya gets up and accompanies him to find water. Now Deepa suddenly gets up, gets a big stone and throws the stone at Naveen who is sleeping. Naveen's head is smashed completely and he dies immediately. Then Deepa finds a knife and suddenly slits her own throat and dies. Ramesh comes back shouting something about Sowmya, who presumably went missing. But to his surprise he sees both Naveen and Deepa dead. In the end Ramesh is really harmed by the supernatural ghost. He is shown headless and being dragged away by the ghost. The only person who returns is Prakash. After a few days the camera of Ramesh is found and it is being now shown in theaters.