Director: Ann Hui
Writer: Nien-Jen Wu.
Stars: Maggie Cheung, Siu-Kwong Chung, Tan Lang Jachi Tian, Waise Lee, Zi Xiong Li, Hsiao-Fen Lu, Feng Tien, Xiany Xiao, Tinlan Yang, Quinzi Yinjian.
Subs: English.
Uma alternativa de filmes, minisséries aos canais de streaming atuais.
Director: Ann Hui
Writer: Nien-Jen Wu.
Stars: Maggie Cheung, Siu-Kwong Chung, Tan Lang Jachi Tian, Waise Lee, Zi Xiong Li, Hsiao-Fen Lu, Feng Tien, Xiany Xiao, Tinlan Yang, Quinzi Yinjian.
Subs: English.
Director: Hark Tsui
Writers: Philip Cheng, Man Fai Ng, Hark Tsui.
Stars: Kenny Bee, Leslie Cheung, Anita Yuen, Kar-Ying Law, Wenzhuo Zhao, Xiong Xinxin, Shu-Chun Ni, Shun Lau.
Subs: English.
The Aquanauts (later known as Malibu Run) is an American adventure/drama series that aired on September 14, 1960 - September 27, 1961. The series stars Keith Larsen, Jeremy Slate and Ron Ely, who replaced Larsen on midseason.
The hour-long series focuses on the adventures of two Southern California divers, Drake Andrews (Larsen) and Larry Lahr (Slate), who made their living salvaging sunken wrecks. In January 1961, Larsen left the series due to health problems. His character rejoined the Navy and a new character, Mike Madison (Ron Ely), replaced him. Ron Ely, as you should know, was cast as Tarzan in a TV show and who made him famous.
| Ron Ely and Jeremy Slate |
The program was broadcast on Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Eastern Time in competition with the short-lived Hong Kong on ABC and NBC's Wagon Train. Unable to compete with the latter show, the series was canceled after one season, which was a pity because I loved the show.
The 60s was the golden era of TV shows. The competition was very fierce considering all the TV shows of that time, unlike today in the 2020s when most TV series are a bore, with bad writing and bad concepts. Hail the 1960s!
James Coburn, our beloved Flint, on the beach as guest star
Notable guest stars: Dyan Cannon, Russ Conway, Donna Douglas, Peter Falk, Carroll O'Connor, Susan Oliver, Burt Reynolds, Sue Randall, Madame Spivy, Inger Stevens, Jane Withers, Keenan Wynn, James Coburn, and Jim Davis
Episodes
Episode # Episode title Original airdate
1-1 "The Aquanauts: Paradivers" September 14, 1960
1-2 "The Aquanauts: Collision" September 21, 1960
1-3 "The Aquanauts: Rendezvous: 22 Fathoms" September 28, 1960
1-4 "The Aquanauts: Safecracker" October 5, 1960
1-5 "The Aquanauts: Deep Escape" October 12, 1960
1-6 "The Aquanauts: The Stowaway" October 19, 1960
1-7 "The Aquanauts: Disaster Below" October 26, 1960
1-8 "The Aquanauts: Arms of Venus" November 9, 1960
1-9 "The Aquanauts: Night Dive" November 16, 1960
1-10 "The Aquanauts: The Cavedivers" December 7, 1960
1-11 "The Aquanauts: The Big Swim" December 14, 1960
1-12 "The Aquanauts: Underwater Demolition" December 21, 1960
1-13 "The Aquanauts: River Gold" January 4, 1961
1-14 "The Aquanauts: Niagara Dive" January 11, 1961
1-15 "The Aquanauts: Killers In Paradise" January 25, 1961
1-16 "The Aquanauts: Secret At Half Moon Key" February 1, 1961
1-17 "The Aquanauts: Stormy Weather" February 8, 1961
1-18 "The Aquanauts: The Amored Truck Adventure" February 15, 1961
1-19 "The Aquanauts: The Defective Tank Adventure" February 22, 1961
1-20 "Malibu Run: The Jeremiah Adventure" March 1, 1961
1-21 "Malibu Run: Tidal Wave Adventure" March 8, 1961
1-22 "Malibu Run: The Radioactive Object Adventure" March 22, 1961
1-23 "Malibu Run: The Double Adventure" March 29, 1961
1-24 "Malibu Run: The Margot Adventure" April 5, 1961
1-25 "Malibu Run: The Rainbow Adventure" April 19, 1961
1-26 "Malibu Run: The Frankie Adventure" April 26, 1961
1-27 "Malibu Run: The Guilty Adventure" May 3, 1961
1-28 "Malibu Run: The Landslide Adventure" May 10, 1961
1-29 "Malibu Run: The Kidnap Adventure" May 17, 1961
1-30 "Malibu Run: The Stakeout Adventure" May 24, 1961
1-31 "Malibu Run: The Scavenger Adventure" May 31, 1961
1-32 "Malibu Run: The Diana Adventure" June 7, 1961
Source: Wikipedia.
Thirty-year-old Irén dreams of a separate apartment so she can move in with her lover, the married Attila. Hope is sparked by one of the man’s acquaintances, the construction contractor Hevesi, but in order to apply for the larger apartment, she must first enter into a marriage of convenience with the young Gábor. Irén takes out a loan on her modest kindergarten teacher salary, wanders through the mazes of socialist bureaucracy, while Hevesi and her nominal husband harass her with sexual offers, and by the time the day of moving in is within reach, it turns out that Attila doesn’t want to leave his family after all.
A movie from Hungary.
Director: Péter Gothár
Writers: Péter Gothár (screenplay), Péter Zimre (novel).
Stars: Cecília Esztergályos, Pál Hetényi, Judit Pogány, Lajos Szabó, János Derzsi, Eszter Csákányi, Ignac Csoban, Mária Kovács, Tamás Major, Gábor Reviczky, Georgiana Tarjan, Hédi Temessy.
1980 Venice Film Festival – Winner Best First Work.
Subtitled in English.
Set during the first period of independence for Latvia (1918–1940), the film’s plot revolves around a shrewd business man Edgars Ceplis, who establishes a clay brick business with the aim of exporting and building on his already considerable wealth. At first a fantastic success he soon becomes aware that his empire is crumbling beneath him due to a contamination of the clay, which makes the bricks unstable. He narrowly escapes defeat, however, by manipulating those around him, successfully extracting himself from the business before anyone discovers that there is anything wrong and the company collapses under a new director.
Based on the 1928 novel by Pāvils Rozītis, in the Soviet era this film was perceived as an ironic, amusing critique of bourgeois society. However, behind the humorous façade, viewers felt a nostalgia for the bygone era of Latvian independence. The film is a vivid testament to the professionalism of the stable and ambitious Latvian film industry at that time. The creative group had set high goals for the film’s cinematography and its dramaturgy of colour, while composer Marģeris Zariņš skillfully arranged musical motifs from a variety of eras. An interesting detail: Ceplis was filmed in the same year as The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie by Spanish director Luis Buñuel (1972) and reveals a perhaps unconscious but logical affinity with global trends in the classical cinema of its day.
Director: Rolands Kalnins.
Writer: Viktors Lorencs.
Stars: Eduards Pavuls, Gunars Cilinskis, Helga Dancberga, Regina Razuma, Aivars Silins, Velta Straume, Rolands Zagorskis, Imants Adermanis, Modris Cers, Arturs Dimiters, Uldis Dumpis, Lidija Freimane, Harijs Gerhards, Rostislav Goryayev, Olgert Kroders, Edgars Liepins, Juris Strenga.
Subtitles: English (hard)
After killing his abusive father, a troubled teenager becomes the focus of a police investigation that unravels the emotional scars, fractured family bonds, and shattered dreams that led to the shocking crime.
Director Árpád Sopsits shot his debut feature Shooting Gallery on the basis of a real-life incident, yet it is a thriller that does not simply reconstruct events as they happened. Nor is the dramaturgical structure typical: although the interrogation played out in the present frames the entire film, the recollections do not always follow in chronological order and in fact frequently instead of entire scenes we have just glimpses of brief memory traces.
Director: Árpád Sopsits
Writers: Gyula Elian, Árpád Sopsits.
Stars: Zoltán Lengyel, Judit Danyi, Lajos Kovács, Lili Monori, Feró Nagy, Attila Csuka, Árpád Kasza, Zoltán Kovács, Csaba Köfalvi, Ludwig Marcus, Vera Nagy, Katalin Orgován, Tibor Tatarek, Ferenc Trencsényi, Péter Tuza, Tamás Jordán, Jánosné Soltész.
1990 Chicago International Film Festival – Nominated for the Gold Hugo. A movie from Hungary.
Subs: English (hard)
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Director: Valerio Zurlini.
Writers: Valerio Zurlini (story), Enrico Medioli & Valerio Zurlini (screenplay).
Stars: Alain Delon, Giancarlo Giannini, Sonia Petrovna, Renato Salvatori, Alida Valli, Adalberto Maria Merli, Nicoletta Rizzi, Salvo Randone, Lea Massari, Fabrizio Moroni, Patrizia Adiutori, Sandro Moretti, Carla Mancini.
Subs: English.
A phenomenon of Latvian film history – this domestic comedy has been recognized as the best Latvian film of all time on several occasions, and various Latvian TV channels still broadcast it on Midsummer every year. This film has also made the contemporary Latvian folklore richer with several catchy phrases and dialogues.
Director: Jānis Streičs
Writer: Mara Svire.
Stars: Lilita Berzina, Olga Drege, Uldis Dumpis, Gundars Abolins, Baiba Indriksone, Boļeslavs Ružs, Diana Zande, Liga Liepina, Romualds Ancans.
Subs: English.
Director: Henri Verneuil
Writers: Michel Audiard (dialogue), Zekial Marko (novel) (as John Trinian), Albert Simonin (adaptation).
Stars: Jean Gabin, Alain Delon, Claude Cerval, Viviane Romance, Henri Virlojeux, Jean Carmet, José Luis de Vilallonga, Jimmy Davis, Rita Cadillac, Dominique Davray, Dora Doll, Germaine Montero, Maurice Biraud, Carla Marlier.
Subs: English.
Director: Nagisa Ôshima.
Writers: Ryôtarô Shiba (novel), Nagisa Ôshima (screenplay).
Stars: Takeshi Kitano, Ryûhei Matsuda, Shinji Takeda, Tadanobu Asano, Yôichi Sai, Jirô Sakagami, Kôji Matoba, Masa Tommies, Masatô Ibu, ZakoCinematographer: Toyomichi Kurita.
Music by: Ryuichi Sakamoto.
2000 Cannes Film Festival – Nominated for the Palme d’Or.
Subtitles: English.
Set in the early 1970s, it tells the story of a Chinese-Japanese student who returns to her native Hong Kong after graduating from a univers...