input: Please answer the following: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: The movie is based on a real story about the life of a North Korean defector and his family. Actor Cha In-pyo starred as a North Korean coal miner who crossed illegally into China to get medicine for his wife. His wife passed away soon after he crossed the border, and he was separated from his 11-year-old son (played by Shin Myung-chul) who was trying to trace him from North Korea. The story shares the hardship of North Korean refugees in the late 1990s, with famine striking the country and killed an estimated 1 million people. The North Koreans couldnt cross into South Korea directly because of landmines and heavy military presence at the border these defectors had to cross into China and made a detour to South Korea instead. The Chinese government, an ally of the North Korean regime, does not recognize the defectors as refugees and would send them back to North Korea to face stiff action.
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output: Crossing

Please answer this: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: In 1945 after the surrender of Germany to the Allied forces, Berlin lies in ruins. A man walks through the ruins and watches children playing in the rubble of the once great city. The man is Doctor Hans Mertens who is returning from the war only to find his home destroyed like the rest of the city.Meanwhile, a train arrives in the destroyed Berlin Central Station carrying a number of civilians. Among them is Susanne Wallner who also has returned to her home in Berlin after having spent the majority of the war in a concentration camp.Hans returns to his apartment, walking past the neighbors who complain about his habitual drunkenness.The lady enters a glasses repair shop owned by an elderly man, Herr Mondschein. The two apparently know one another and she relays her story about how she was taken into a concentration camp in 1942 and has not been home since. Its difficult to forget the past, she says, but she is determined to start anew. Herr Mondschein warns her than someone is living in her apartment.That someone is, in fact, Hans who has settled into Susannes old apartment, which is dirty with rubble and debris. She knocks on the door and explains to him that she is the former tenant, to which Hans replies that he is the current tenant and that her former contract no longer holds any value. Nevertheless, she moves back in to the apartment and offers to let Hans stay for a while as his roommate until he can find another place. She mentions to him that she hopes they get along.Meanwhile, Hans goes out to the cabaret and once again becomes very drunk. Still in an intoxicated state, he plays chess with one of the women in the cabaret and vents his frustration on the people there.Hans walks through the ruins and visits Herr Mondscheins store. He tells hans that he is waiting for his son, who has not yet returned from the war.Back in the apartment, Susanne is cleaning up the rubble. Hans returns and the two share a conversation about Hans old profession. He tells her that he was a doctor who also cannot stand the...
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Answer: Murderers Among Us

Problem: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: Set in the turn of the 20th century, the film focuses on Joseph E. Howard, an aspiring songwriter who happily sells a song to performer Lulu Madison, who later takes sole credit for the writing. He angrily confronts her, but she distracts him by seducing him in her hotel suite. Thinking that she can use Joe's talent for her career, she invites him to serve as her personal piano player on her tour. He accepts her invitation and bids farewell to Katie, the young niece of his guardian John McCullem who reluctantly says goodbye. Over the following period, Joe grows to become a successful songwriter. Katie follows him to Philadelphia and joins the tour by lying, saying that her uncle has died. Katie's presence distracts Joe, much to Lulu's anger and jealousy. Although Lulu makes sure it obvious to Katie she is not happy about her presence, Katie remains unaffected and continues supporting Joe in his career, rather than working for Lulu. One evening, Lulu tries to cancel Joe's performance, and Katie responds by ruining Lulu's costume, thus making it possible for Joe to perform his latest song, which is received with wild applause. After being fired by Lulu, Joe and Katie form their own group, working for producers Karl and Kassel. However, Joe is later seduced by attractive performer Fritzi Barrington to work for her. They are successful, but their collaboration proves short-lived, as Fritzi's financial supporter, a flame from the past, is jealous of Joe's connection to her and withdraws. Joe and Fritzi are able to perform a show, though, and it proves to be a major success. They eventually make their debut on Broadway and work together for a while, until Fritzi retires to marry Martin Webb. Joe, feeling betrayed, blames Katie for scaring away Fritzi, as Katie is her understudy in the show. Sometime later, Joe finds out Katie is working under the stage name Pat O'Dare, performing 'I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now', an unpublished song by Joe. Katie is surprised to see him, and they eventually kiss each other.

A: I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now

input question: Suggest a movie title for the following movie plot: The Great Leslie (Tony Curtis) and Professor Fate (Jack Lemmon) are competing daredevils at the turn of the 20th century. Leslie is the classic hero always dressed in white, handsome, ever-courteous, enormously talented and successful. Leslie's nemesis, Fate, is the traditional melodramatic villain usually dressed in black, sporting a black moustache and top hat, glowering at most everyone, maniacal evil laugh, grandiose plans to thwart the hero, and dogged by failure. Leslie proposes an automobile race from New York to Paris and offers the Webber Motor Car Company the opportunity to build an automobile to make the journey. They design and build a new car named "The Leslie Special". Fate builds his own race vehicle, the Hannibal Twin-8, complete with hidden devices of sabotage. Others enter cars in the race, including New York City's most prominent newspaper. Driving the newspaper's car is beautiful photojournalist Maggie DuBois (Natalie Wood), a vocal suffragette. The seven-car race begins, but Fate's long-suffering sidekick Maximilian Meen (Peter Falk) has sabotaged four other cars (and his own, by mistake), leaving just three cars in the race. The surviving teams are Leslie with his loyal mechanic Hezekiah Sturdy (Keenan Wynn), Maggie DuBois driving a Stanley Steamer by herself, and Fate and Max. The newspaper's car breaks down and Maggie accepts a lift in the Leslie Special. Fate arrives first at a refueling point, the small Western frontier town of Boracho. A local outlaw named "Texas Jack" (Larry Storch) becomes jealous of the attraction to Leslie shown by showgirl Lily Olay (Dorothy Provine) and a saloon brawl ensues. Fate sneaks outside amidst the chaos, steals the fuel he needs, and destroys the rest. Leslie uses mules to pull his car to another refueling point, where Maggie tricks Hezekiah into boarding a train and handcuffs him to a seat, lying to Leslie that Hezekiah had quit and "wanted to go back to New York". The two remaining cars reach the Bering Strait and park side-by-side in a...???
output answer:
The Great Race