Jer

A washed-up ice hockey coach, who led a second-rate team through a series of battles in a small town in Massachusetts, finally managed to restore his lost reputation in the final game. This is a rather straightforward and brutal masculine sports film. Scenes of ice hockey games often feature brawls and bloodshed, along with the four-word dialogue

Joanne (played by Sylvia Sidney) works in the Public Security Guard, which means that the people she deals with on a daily basis are all very dangerous criminals. Coincidentally, Joanne fell in love with one of them, a man named Eddie (Henry)

Germany, four days before the end of World War II. A Soviet officer who led his troops to occupy an orphanage by the sea. A unit of the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany stationed on the beach. An abnormal and dangerous love. Everyone was exhausted by the war. Peter, an orphan of only thirteen years old, wanted to prove that he was a hero

Nero and Grandpa lived in the north of Antwerp. The two grandchildren live on milk. There's a painting in the church that has a deep influence on Nero. That's why he's interested in painting... ...in the process of transporting milk, Nero saw the dog Patch who had been abused by the hardware store owner

Sean Sean Penn, a retired rocker, lost his old spirit and strength to a rich and idle life. The father ' s illness brought Cheyenne to New York and, although he had not seen his father ' s last face, he had finally found his future goal. Turns out, Summer