Q: Generate a question about the following movie plot: In the small town of Toms River, New Jersey, opening in 1982, the film showcases the Marshalls, a presumably happy family living the all American dream. Rob Marshall, who has just been named one of the 50 best insurance salesmen in the United States, is supported by his wife Maria and three sons, 18-year-old Roby, 17-year-old Chris and 12-year-old John.Two years later, in September 1984, Maria is shot and killed by an unseen asailant. Rob claims she was murdered by a robber while he was taking care of a flat tire outside the house. However, when the police start to investigate, they find out the Marshalls were not that perfect as they seemed. Rob secretly has an enormous gambling debt and had asked a second mortgage of $100,000, on Maria's name. During his interogation, Rob admits that he once had an affair with the attractive Felice Richmond for a year and a half, explaining that he was not in love with Maria anymore. However, it is soon revealed to him that Maria knew about the affair and considered divorcing him, until not much later, when she decided to work on their marriage, shortly before she was killed.When Felice tells in a statement that Rob wanted to get rid of his wife to receive her life insurance, he immediately becomes the prime suspect. At first, his friends and sons support him, although they notice that he does not seem very much emotionally affected by Maria's death. Much to his best friend Sal's anger, he is more interested in building up a future with Felice, who was dumped by her husband soon after her testimony of her own extramarial affair. Rob is advised not to contact her however, because it could influence his image. This troubles Rob, who is deeply in love with the woman.Meanwhile, the police have expanded their list of suspects with Andrew Meyers, a Louisianan shop clerk who had contact with Rob concerning his financial problems, and Arnie Eggers, a rumored hitman.While slowly all evidence seems to point against Rob, Felice breaks off their relationship, which leads him to a...
A: Where does the entire blame go to ?

Question: Generate a question about the following movie plot: The film is an uncompromising account of the life of two alienated teenagers, Kenneth "Kenta" Gustafsson (1948-2003) and Gustav "Stoffe" Svensson (1950-1978). The film takes a close but non-moralizing look at the joys and growing pains of mod and 'junkie' street culture in Stockholm at the time.The film begins with an interview with Tompa, a friend of Kenta and Stoffe. He tells how he grew up in orphanages and juvenile prisons. He says that freedom hardly exists for him. But one thing is he sure of, the time he spent with Kenta and Stoffe and the other mods were the most enjoyable time of his life. The interview cuts to Kenta and Stoffe running through the streets of Stockholm filmed with a fisheye lens. Later we see them walking around at the subway station T-Centralen in Stockholm. They meet friends and go around begging people for food, beer and cigarettes. The workers who are passing by get ridiculed by Kenta and Stoffe.Another friend of the guys, Jojje, talks about how alcohol will destroy them in time. But that he doesn't worry much about it right now. The filmmakers have fixed a small apartment for Kenta and Stoffe which is a big difference for the guys who previously slept outdoors or at others. Kenta and Stoffe talk about their childhood. Stoffe's father drank himself broke and died in hospital. Kenta's father tried to strangle him with a tie. But Stoffe also remembers that he thought it was fun to play at home when he was little. We see the two guys go to "4:an", a club for young people. Stoffe likes to be with many girls, but tells Eva, who he has sex with, that he wants her for himself. Kenta and Stoffe make a musical performance, where they play a song by The Zombies.It is now winter and a trip to Hedemora in Dalarna undertaken in the company of Hasse. They plan to visit Stoffe's childhood friend Ingmar. On the train they drink beer, smoke pot and make jokes. The mood is high. But they can't stay in Hedemora, the difference from Stockholm is too big, because Stoffe thinks nothing happens in...
Answer: What do Kenta and Stoffe search for to stay in?

Question: Generate a question about the following movie plot: The film opens in 1934 with Winston Churchill (Albert Finney) being driven through the lush forests and countryside of southeastern England by his son Randolph (Tom Hiddleston). Churchill steps out of the car, strides to the top of a tall hill and gazes out across a broad valley. He vividly imagines his famous ancestor, the Duke of Marlborough, heroically leading a British army in battle on the verdant plains below.Returning to Chartwell, his Kentish estate, Churchill is in denial about the family's precarious finances. The upkeep on the estate and the maintenance of a sizable household staff are draining his bank account. The Wall Street crash of 1929 did serious damage to Churchill's investments. Accompanied by his wife Clementine (Vanessa Redgrave), Churchill is driven into London to speak to a half-empty Commons chamber at Parliament. He warns the few members present against allowing the loss of India, describing Mohandas Gandhi as a "seditious Middle Temple lawyer" and a "half-naked fakir." Churchill is in the political wilderness, unpopular with his more liberal colleagues who view him as an embarassing relic of a declining British Empire. Once the First Lord of the Admiralty, Churchill now fears that his illustrious career, stretching back to the battle of Omdurman, is at an end. While Churchiill addresses Parliament, his wife secretly visits a London banker to discuss their finances and explore household economies.Churchill soon receives a visit from Desmond Morton (Jim Broadbent), an intelligence advisor to the British Foreign Office. Morton is greatly concerned about the massive military build-up in Germany, where 8,000 pilots are in training. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin (Derek Jacobi) and the British people are in the grip of pacifism, being only twenty years removed from the Great War horrors of trench warfare. Morton begins to recruit Ralph (pronounced "Rafe") Wigram (Linus Roache), a fellow Foreign Office official, to quietly monitor the Nazi rearmament threat and secretly report to him and...
Answer:
Whose biography is Churchill writing?