seeks to follow this notion by unfolding the story of a man who went missing when trying to climb Mount Everest.
The Wildest Dream is directed by Anthony Geffen, who was praised for his previous documentary film projects. It introduces a man named George Mallory who attempted to climb Mount Everest in 1924, and then went missing. His body wasn't found until 1999, when it was discovered by a mountain climber named Conrad Anker. Upon finding the body and researching the man, Anker was intrigued by Mallory's history, and seeks to recreate his journey by following his climbing path. Upon hiring Leo Houlding, famous for his climbing history, they began on a journey in the hopes of answering some questions about this man who attempted to follow his dream.
One goal of the film is to explore the mystery surrounding Mallory's death. Another is to discover whether or not he actually made it to the peak of the mountain before dying. Did he actually achieve his wildest dream, or did he not quite make it far enough? The Wildest Dream also takes a deeper look into the life of this man who appeared to be torn between two passions. As the film unfolds we find he is a man who is deeply in love with his wife, and is troubled by the thought of leaving her. At the same time, the mountain calls to
him and he cannot ignore it. It is an enticing documentary that features never before seen photos and video footage from Anker's expedition.
The Wildest Dream was released to limited theaters across the nation on August 6, 2010, by National Geographic Entertainment. It runs around one and a half hours, and is rated PG. This film will be released onto DVD on March 15, 2011, and will also be released onto Blu-Ray disc
. While this is a documentary film, it includes big names in the movie industry as their list of narrators include Alan Rickman, Ralph Fiennes, Liam Neeson, and Natasha Richardson.Abi Motala
. Many thought that it would leave members of the Academy blown away, leaving both stars up for an Oscar. Others brushed it off as an excuse for two big names to work together, while also getting the opportunity to travel to some far away places. The results after the release seemed equally mixed.
follows Elise, played by Jolie, who is a mysterious woman of the world. She somehow finds herself caught up in the path of a thief who betrayed another shady character. When on a train she meets Depp’s character, Frank, who is a plain math teacher from the Midwest. Frank, who was only supposed to be on vacation, also becomes tangled up in this web of thievery and deceit. The course of action that follows brings a story full of chases, thugs, and close misses. The uncredited star of the film is the cinematography, done by John Seale, and praised by many as providing the perfect backdrop for a story of romance and suspense. The soundtrack has also been given praise.
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follows a married couple, Lara and John Brennan, played by Banks and Crowe, respectively. Lara finds herself convicted of a murder, and her status as guilty or innocent remains unclear. What is clear is that she is not happy in jail, and has been sentenced to 20 years. Upon hearing this tragic news, she attempts suicide, worrying John and motivating him to come up with a plan to get her out of jail. He decides to break her out himself, which leads him to Neeson's character, an ex-con from Brooklyn 
is a story about fighting against impossible odds, it's also a love story. Banks’ performance is praised, as her ability to transition between a professional businesswoman and a woman linked to murder is quite believable. Crowe’s character has been accused of being one dimensional, which is more a fault of the writing than any acting choices.
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is set in the underground music world of Tehran, Iran. In this region, it is against the law to record, perform, or in any way make rock and roll music. It is also considered a sin by their culture for women to sing, or even to hear a woman singing. Negar, one of the stars of the film, is a young woman who wishes to perform with her band without fear or mocking. Throughout the movie the couple in questions struggles to find a way out of the country so they can make it to a concert in London, England. While watching, the audience gets to see secret band practices at underground rehearsal spaces and rappers practicing with joy on the top of skyscrapers that haven't finished construction.
was shot in the time span of only 17 days, as the entire production was illegal and unknown to the Iranian government. Shot on the run without a government permit, the shooting of this project caused two of the crewmembers to be arrested on 
is available on DVD starting on March 15th, 2011, this film offers a unique look at a never before explored world of music. The director, Ghobadi, and his wife wrote the script, but the locations used in the film are real, as are the performances. The main characters are playing themselves in this engaging look at a true story of oppression, dreams, struggle, and rebellion. The 
features tracks from Coldplay and Usher, as well as from the genre that is being depicted through the film. 
recreates some of the real-life events surrounding the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham assembly plant. Unsurprisingly, the plot focuses on the strike held in 1968 at the Ford Dagenham car factory. It is based on a true story, 850 women walked out to protest the sexual harassment and discrimination they were facing at work. Of course, a few liberties are taken with the exact history surrounding the story, but the central theme is the tale of a group of women who walked out in search of equal pay for their work.
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opens on a large group of women who have gathered to discuss an upcoming vote. They plan to demand a pay raise because they have been unfairly treated by their bosses, and deemed unworthy of higher pay. As the story unfolds further, we find our lead character is Rita O'Grady, played by Hawkins, who takes the lead in the fight for rights in the workplace. Her performance has been received well, especially the scenes in which she faces harsh truths with charm, or a funny look that pleases audiences.
also sports an impressive supporting cast that includes Oliver Platt, Hank Azaria, Josh Gad, and Gabriel Macht. Love and Other Drugs is rated R for sexual themes, nudity, language, and drug portrayal, and the playing time runs just under two hours. It is based loosely on the memoirs of Jamie Ready, who wrote about working for a pharmaceutical company at the start of the Viagra boom. While 
is classified as a drama, the subject matter has many comedic elements that give it a dual effect.
, starring Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O, Ryan Dunn, Preston Lacy and Christ Pontius,has been shocking, appalling, and entertaining audiences for years with their crazy stunts and indestructible behavior. This is not the firstJackass movie to be released, but it is the first that offers 3D viewing, for an even more personal experience.
and his team gather together and dream up new ways to have you squirming in your seats.
will be released on March 8th, 2011, available at DVD retailers nationwide. The premise of the film is similar to all pastJackass productions, in that it is one attempt after another to live up to the title. Jackass 3D features a lot of scenes where a cast memberis performing a stunt that requires enduring some sort of pain or torture. Often times they will abuse their bodies in some creative way, laughing the whole way through.