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Derived from the book of the same name, Richard Linklater’s Fast Food Nation is a no-holds-barred exploration of the fast food industry that ultimately revealed the dark side of the “All American Meal.”

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According to the synopsis for Ivan Zuccon’s Bad Brains, which comes via Twitch:

Davide and his fiancee Alice aren’t two simple serial killers. They are looking for something inside the bodies of their victims, which forms the mystery of the story. And they will continue to kill people until they find what they are looking for. Their crazy love story and strange research go on, but something changes when they meet a weird man named Mirco. This guy seems to know many things about Alice and Davide’s past, and it seems that he isn’t scared of them.

The film is due to be released in Germany (with English subtitles) in November.

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In The Last House in the Woods (Il Bosco Fuori) Daniela Virgilio and Daniele Grassetti play Aurora and Rino, two youngsters who take their car into the woods one night, looking for a little privacy.

Unfortunately very soon a group of bullies (David Pietroni, Geremia Longobardo and Cristiano Callegaro) assaults them, and when everything seems lost, an older couple (Rino Diana and Santa De Santis) steps in and takes their defenses. Antonio and Clara, these are their names, invite Aurora and Rino to their house in the woods, to calm down and forget this bad moment. The two accept this kind invitation, soon to discover….

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Thanks to Twitch for pointing me in the direction of Biray Dalkiran’s Araf, a Turkish horror film that looks very striking indeed.

The plot, aparantly, involves a restless soul that is refusing to leave the Earth and is looking for a new body to inhabit. The trailer starts off looking spooky, and then gets seriously disturbing.

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Welcome to the latest independent film by One by One Films, The Altruist. It is a story of death, murder, and deceit with flavorings of romance and compassion. It will probably be Jack Kevorkian’s favorite independent movie!

The small company Terminal Assist specializes in counseling people and helping them through the toughest of times in life. They offer legitimate services to needy people. But, oftentimes, there are no alternatives to compassionate help but the most extreme ones. Some people are just so bad off with a terminal illness that they need instant relief, to kill the pain.

If you have thousands of murderers out there, and thousands of people wanting to opt out of their terminal problems, why not marry the two? Everyone is happy (or happily dead) in the end and the law is none the wiser. If anyone found out, there could be problems. Boy, could there be problems…

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In Half Nelson, Ryan Gosling plays Dan Dunne, a young inner-city junior high school teacher whose ideals wither and die in the face of reality. Day after day in his shabby Brooklyn classroom, he somehow finds the energy to inspire his 13 and 14-year-olds to examine everything from civil rights to the Civil War with a new enthusiasm.

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Inspired by the true-life accounts of FBI Special Agent Joseph D. Pistone, otherwise known as “Donnie Brasco”, 10th & WOLF tells the story of Marine Sgt. Tommy Santoro (James Marsden), who in 1991, thought he had left behind his family’s ties to organized crime. His homecoming turns him into something much worse.

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Michael Winnick’s Shadow Puppets stars James Marsters, Jolene Blalock and Tony Todd, and looks fantastic.

Eight people awake in an abandoned asylum without any previous memories of their whereabouts. They soon discover they were subjects of an experiment gone haywire. The experiment was intended to erase bad memories, but accidentally released a monstrous, blood-thirsty entity within the asylum. As they piece together their memories, a vicious Shadow Creature stalks them, threatening their lives from the darkness.

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Based on a book by Giles Foden, Kevin Macdonald’s The Last King of Scotland tells the story of a Scottish doctor (James McAvoy) on a Ugandan medical mission who becomes irreversibly entangled with one of the world’s most barbaric figures: Idi Amin (Forest Whitaker). Impressed by Dr. Garrigan’s brazen attitude in a moment of crisis, the newly self-appointed Ugandan President Amin hand picks him as his physician.

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‘How can you solve a puzzle when you don’t know what it’s about?’

That is the question Jigsaw asks of it’s audience as they enter an intricate web where little is revealed and less is explained until it unfolds and reveals a story as unique as the way it’s told. Jigsaw is a non-chronological puzzle, a noir-ish crime thriller that slowly adds layer after layer, puzzle piece after puzzle piece, to finally reveal a riveting intricate plot.

What we know? A mysterious man has left his wife or girlfriend to go do a job of some sort. What’s the job? No idea, but it involves moving into an apartment and assuming an identity which may or may not be his own. There’s also a couple guys wearing swat gear and masks advancing on a house; some henchmen leading a blindfolded guy handcuffed through a forest; a well dressed man having an odd conversation with someone; and of course, they are all somehow connected with the mysterious man hanging out in the apartment.

As the puzzle slowly pieces itself together, the audience will get a chance to find out if they can solve a puzzle when they don’t know what it’s about.

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