Legends of the Fall is a 1994 American Epic Western Drama film directed by Edward Zwick, and starring Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, Aidan Quinn, Julia Ormond and Henry Thomas. Based on the 1979 novella of the same title by Jim Harrison, the film is about three brothers and their father living in the wilderness and plains of Montana in the early 20th century and how their lives are affected by nature, history, war, and love. The film's time frame spans nearly 50 years from the early 20th century; World War I through the Prohibition era, and ending with a brief scene set in 1963. The film was nominated for three Academy awards and won for Best Cinematography (John Toll).Both the film and book contain occasional Cornish language terms, the Ludlows being a Cornish immigrant family.
"Hacker Lisbeth Salander retrieves Firefall, a dangerous NSA computer programme. However, after mercenaries steal it from her, Lisbeth finds herself facing the underworld and Swedish law enforcement."
Lisbeth is a Fighter against the Organized Crime in Sweden. She is persecuted by the Count Dracula, that is also a Fighter and extremely dangerous since he cannot die. She tried to kill him but he injected her a Black content in the neck that can be his own blood. Now I don't know if she will be his servant. She managed to save a child and seems that her sister is also a Vampire, that was victim of abuse of their father for 16 years. It didn't show but because of her coldness, seems that she is one.
The Tearsmith (Italian: Fabbricante di lacrime) is a 2024 Italian teenromance film directed by Alessandro Genovesi, based on the novel of the same name by Erin Doom. It was released on Netflix on 4 April 2024.
PLOT
A young girl, Nica, is left orphaned after her parents die in a car accident. She is taken to the oppressive Sunnycreek Orphanage, nicknamed "Grave," where she befriends a girl named Adeline. Years later, Nica, now a teenager, is adopted by Anna and Norman Milligan. Before the three leave the orphanage, however, the Milligans take notice of Rigel, a moody teenager who is the pride and joy of the headmistress, Margaret. Although resistant to adoption in the past, Rigel allows the Milligans to adopt him. At their new home, Rigel is hostile towards Nica. Flashbacks reveal that, at Grave, all of the children except Rigel were physically and emotionally abused by Margaret.
On their first day of school, Nica befriends two girls named Billie and Miki, while Rigel gets into a fist fight with another student, Phelps. Later, the students participate in Garden Day, whereby each student gets a rose to give anonymously to another student. Billie receives a white rose, while Nica receives a black rose, signifying a tormented and obsessive love. Nica confronts Rigel about the rose and he denies giving it to her. A student named Lionel asks Nica out on a date, and Rigel looks on angrily, later getting into a fist fight with him. Nica admonishes Rigel for his behavior and he has a seizure, leaving Nica to care for him. The two share a romantic moment.
Flashbacks to the orphanage reveal that on one occasion that Nica was about to be punished by Margaret, Rigel cut his own hand to disrupt her. Adeline suspected that Rigel had feelings for Nica, and Rigel told her to keep this a secret.
Nica finds out that Miki is secretly in love with Billie, and urges her to confess her feelings. Lionel confronts Nica about avoiding his calls and tells her that he still has feelings for her, despite Rigel trying to intervene.
Adeline visits the Milligan home and tells Nica that she wants to press charges against Margaret, and she needs Nica's testimony to build a strong case. Nica declines, unable to face her own past. That night, Nica finds Rigel playing the piano, and the two are about to kiss when Lionel interrupts at the door. Lionel suspects that Nica and Rigel have feelings for one another, and tells her that people would not approve of their relationship. Nica returns to Rigel, but he tells her that he is too broken for her and that she deserves a normal family and boyfriend.
Rigel tells Anna that he is rejecting their adoption, and he packs up his belongings and leaves the house. Elsewhere, before their school dance, Miki confesses her feelings to Billie and Billie storms out of the room. At the dance, Lionel apologizes to Nica and they dance together. He brings her to the science classroom, where he attempts to sexually assault her. Rigel, having had second thoughts about missing the dance, intervenes and fights Lionel off. Nica and Rigel kiss and have sex in the classroom.
After leaving the dance, Nica and Rigel are confronted by a furious Lionel, who berates them and tries to run them over with his car. They escape him by jumping off a bridge into a river. Nica wakes up in the hospital where she is told that Rigel's body broke her fall and that he is in a coma, further complicated by the brain neuromas he suffers from. Nica wishes to see him, but he is now under the custody of Margaret, having rejected the Milligans' adoption. Margaret blames Nica for Rigel's coma and tells her that she will keep her away from him forever. Nica, now defiant, agrees to testify against Margaret. Afterward, with Margaret still in court, Nica rushes back to the hospital where Rigel finally wakes up from the coma.
The Society follows the story of a group of teenagers who must learn to run their own community after the rest of the population of their town (West Ham, Connecticut) disappears. The mystery begins when the students of the local high school return early from a canceled field trip and find that everyone else is gone. A dense forest appears surrounding the town; the outside world apparently no longer exists and cannot be contacted by telephone or Internet. The teenagers must come up with their own rules to survive with limited resources.
The group of students of the Connecticut high school were kidnapped to a town that is exactly the same town they were living before with one difference, their parents disappeared. The town was completely empty.
There they learn how to live together and after face the death of Cassandra, the first ruler, they create their own law. Allie, her sister start to rule and in the end her rivals take the power by force.
One of the suspects is this bus driver below.
In the end of the movie shows that they found a suitable land to cultivate and one of their parents reading Peter Pan for some children with their names in the wall, like they were dead. I believe they did this to their own good, to create a new society.
Has some interesting topics to observe such as abusive relationships, how to start a democratic society, and the insurgence of Anarchy.
